heart disease symptoms pvc

Now I am 58 year old,male. I always got the (heart)PVC problem. I had gone to see many prominent heart DOCs. But they all diagnoised that it was not gengerous. Because it never caused heart pain or stroke or dizziness. But it make me very worry. I just had the heart exercise stress last month at the Heart Center of Siriraj hospital. The conclusion.is my heart performace is very good, no any sign of any problem and also no PVC. But I am afraid of PCB which happeds unexpectedly.

My question is, what neurological disorders could cause heart palpitations? I know these symptoms are all related, I'm a 20 year old male and I was completely healthy until about 4 months ago. I'm being tested for Lyme disease right now. Obviously, I know that the coupling is not a good sign. If I do have Lyme, and I am treated and cured, will my PVC stop? Or, would the damage be permanent?

someone please help.... i have had pvc and upper abdominal pressure around my ribs.. feels like someone squeezing me tight.... i had echo heart tests, nuclear stress tests, holter... all normal... i still get this everyday and seems to be getting worse.... no pain, just pressure...my dr says gas, lol... i dont think so.... please help me... thank you.. i am 54 yrs old and female... im tired of hearing anxiety and gas....

ll injects some questions. I wonder what a PVC every heart beat means, and how to you relate that to the "pulse-45". Are you saying your resting HR is 45? How is that counted, does that mean your underlying HR is 22 and you have another 23 due to PVCs? PVC is from what I have read the most common heart rhythm problem, but given your age and the extra pulse signals you have I would watch for AFib symptoms. I think AFib is the most common rhythm problem among us over 65.

Do not worry! It is not a heart disease. You can read lot if you go back on the pages, people do far too big deal about it, so lots of talk about PVC s. from PVC sufferers. Also there planty of talk and support: http://www.medhelp.org/forums/Heart-Rhythm/show/92 And good info from wikipedia!: http://en.wikipedia.

ve had this constant pressure in my chest and had shortness of breath. When my heart does slow down, the slightest movements sends my heart racing again. Is this truly anxiety or is there an underlying heart condition??

Hello Doc, I get sometimes this feeling in my chest area that seems related with my heart but i don't know if it's a PVC or something else. The feeling is like gas or a that the muscle moved but i know that's not in the muscle. It seems that my heart beats fasten for like a second. I have a Holter last year and it turned out with 5 extra-systole, but in the day of the holter i didn't felt anything. I also did an EKG an Echo and a Stress Test and they all turn good.

out here, and we have learned that if there is NO underlying heart damage from disease or a heart attack the irregular beat is benign. In other words it will cause you no harm. That said, depending on your emotional make up you may find that sufficient, others may suffer from some anxiety or even panic attacks. You do NOT have an arrhythmya problem. Some doctors may initially prescribe a beta blocker as it tends to slow the heart rate and quiet the PVCs, however they are not dangerous.

They are more likely to precipitate SVT and could be a sign of broader conduction disease. They are also ominous for AFIB remmission. Someone with a higher PAC burden then PVC burden would be suprising.

s in 24 hours is normal heart flutter for many, many people. If you have no underlying heart disease less than 1000 PVC's per day is nothing compared to the 10,000 - 30,000 in 24 hours some folks have. You are normal.

If you go to the expert forum, you'll find lots of information from the Cleveland Clinic and Medhelp doctors. There's a heart disease forum and 2 heart rhythm forums with lots of questions & answers from the doctors here and will explain in great detail sometimes some of these questions. The CC dr here explained this: "The only thing worth assessing is the number of PVC's in a 24 hour period.

s almost always a PAC or a PVC, if you have no known heart disease. Sinus pauses are possibly a sign of sinus node dysfunction or SSS, and extremely uncommon in young people. You would have very noticeable symptoms. The same goes for heart (AV) blocks. You should get a Holter monitoring just to make sure. Good luck!

So the severity of the feeling of the PAC/PVC is based on what part of the heart is misfiring? The heart is a bundle of nerves so I guess some nerves can be more sensitive than others.

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They are generally benign unless you have structural heart disease or some congenital rhythm defect. But just to be sure get checked out.

It is LBBB. I have gone through stress tests and now waiting on results. I have know symptoms of heart distress. what is my doctor looking for and how might he treat what he finds?

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More that likely you are not having PVCs; you're probably having PACs. Someone having 15 PVCs in a row would be in Ventricular Tachycardia and would end up on the floor. That is a life threatening arrhythmia. With your cardiac history, that type of arrhythmia would certainly be looked at seriously and wouldn't be benign. PACs generally don't cause anyone much problem if there is no significant underlying heart disease. Have you had an event monitor or a Holter done?

The vast majority of skipped beats are benign unless there is a history of heart disease, for normal healthy hearts the skips are almost always benign.

//www.medhelp.org/posts/Heart-Disease/Idiopathic-Ventricular-Tachycardia-Ablation/show/1327314) and if those high numbers (15,000+ pvc's daily) continue then it MAY but doesn't always lead to pvc induced cardiomyopathy, which normally reverses with treatment. However, emerging new data from March 2010 suggests that very frequent ventricular ectopy (>4000/24 h) may be associated with the development of cardiomyopathy related to abnormal electrical activation of the heart.

I have a lot of digestive problems and recently had my hida scan. So some of my problems come from the gall bladder but I have wondered about celiac but not been tested. I can tell you there is a link between digestive disorders and the heart. MY digestion greatly affects palpitations etc. regardless of what a doc will tell you. I never throw-up but have had two attacks of what I consider gall bladder where I felt like I was throwing-up (dry heaves).

m really worried they maybe something wrong with my heart. Like its heart muscle disease or Something. I have been extremely gassy while having these pvc's. Cannot stop burping also I know for a fact 100% my pvc are worse when lying down in bed on my back, could somthing be pressing against my heart which are triggeringg my pvc? Maybe it's stomach related? Please help.

today in class my heart skipped a couple of beats and i couldnt breathe should i be woried??

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