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48 hr holter showed: 104 pvcs, 11 pacs, predominantly sinus rhythm. blood pressure usually 128/78. resting hr usually between 57-63. are any meds necessary?
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Your current symptoms will have to be factored in, if interfering with ADL’s. Otherwise a detailed review of all caffeine, alcohol, supplements intake with reduction if applicable may suffice.
Answered 1/13/2023
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