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I was told everyone has pvc/pac's. but why do most people just don't feel them?
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Varies: Frequency of these premature beats vary widely from person to person, and may be affected by other factors like caffeine intake or stress. Some people report feeling these extra beats, but most don't feel them if they are isolated and infrequent. I know that i for one am not aware of each heart beat.
Answered 4/29/2014
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