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A 23-year-old male asked:

Very cold for about 3 days, also dizzy feeling and tired. could this be heart related? been seeing cardiologist for tachycardia/pvcs.

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Dr. Shariq Refai
Dr. Shariq Refaianswered
Psychiatry 15 years experience
Yes: Yes this could be related to your heart. Discuss it with your cardiologist. Keep a log of some of the symptoms you are having.
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Cardiology - Cardiac Electrophysiology 23 years experience
RVOT PVCs: The dizziness could certainly be secondary to frequent pvcs ... With frequent pvcs you have an erratic pulse and with that a drop in blood pressure.. This causes a cold, clammy feeling, as well as feeling as if you are going to faint... You may actually pass out! if the PVC frequency is over 20% of the normal beats, this may weaken your heart function. Please see a cardiac electrophysiologist asap.
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