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Should i be concerned? 62/f just finished a 21 day cardiac event monitor for pvcs. echo, nm stress and lab tests seem okay. the event monitor showed 6.76% ve over 7 days, 2 episodes of 4 beat psvt and one run of 5 beat vt. 11 min trigeminy no afib?

Q: should i be concerned? 62/f just finished a 21 day cardiac event monitor for pvcs. echo, nm stress and lab tests seem okay. the event monitor showed 6.76% ve over 7 days, 2 episodes of 4 beat psvt and one run of 5 beat vt. 11 min trigeminy no afib?

: No, there is nothing to concern about those findings. Good luck.

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No, there is nothing to concern about those findings. Good luck.

Answered 6/19/2023

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A member asked:

Should i be concerned? 62/f just finished a 21 day cardiac event monitor for pvcs. echo, nm stress and lab tests seem okay. the event monitor showed 6.76% ve over 7 days, 2 episodes of 4 beat psvt and one run of 5 beat vt. 11 min trigeminy no afib?

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