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Hello, recent echo showed ivs of 1.3 and lpwd of 1. i also have occasional pvc (sometimes runs) i am currently exercising/diet to lower bp. is good?
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Missing details: What is cardiologist's diagnosis? What is your BP? What are your symptoms? Why was Echo done? Write to us with all these details. Avoidance of caffeine may decrease or stop PVCs.
Answered 8/8/2018
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