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A member asked:
Been on clonazepam 1mg once a day for 4.5 years. started having frequent pvcs out of no where. all heart and blood work normal. is this a side effect?i am on propranalol er which i started two weeks ago as i got switched over from atenolol. help!
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PVC: Not side effect of med. PVC are often normal in an otherwise healthy 31 year old. Usually associated with anxiety rather than any significant heart disease.
Answered 3/15/2022
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