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Are 5-20 per day multi focal pvcs anything to worry about? echocardiogram entirely normal, resting ecg normal. age 27. male.
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No need to worry: Everyone has occasional PVC's and 5-20 a day is well within the average range. Studies show even 500 an hour is generally not dangerous. So no need to worry at all...
Answered 10/16/2018
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