PVC's
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I experience PVC's daily. I have had two cardiac ablations to attempt to rid both my SVT and PVCs. About four years ago, I was given Adenosine because my heart rate rose to 257 BMP and nothing could get it down. 3 doses of Adenosine and a defibrillator later, I am lucky to be alive. Now, my heart rate does not get that high anymore- it does rise to 170 for no apparent reason. I also experience PVCs that make me drenched in sweat, dizzy, and honestly...TERRIFIED. Can anyone relate to this?
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Mabel27 katieb91
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Mabel27 katieb91
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Hilian katieb91
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Hi Katie
I have paroxisma AF which has got more frequent over the 9 years since it started . I’ve been seeing a cardiologist who 3 years ago put me on low dose beta blocker, flecainide and apixaban. Had to go to A&E when it was happening so they could record it and send him results. Heart rate 200 so very scary I know.Since then got very frequent and now had an ablation in June and another 6 week’s ago. I am still having horrid episodes but not as long lasting. I have just seen 2 cardiologists on line talking about vagal AF and quoting all my symptoms. I had already mentioned it to my guy but he said evidence but no proof!! I am seeing Electrophysiologist on Thursday and will ask him his opinion. Sorry so long winded!!
It seems to be an epidemic!!
Hilary
linda98654 katieb91
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Yes, Katie
Your story sound a nightmare.I have had periods of Ventricuar ectopics........always frequent about 15 to 30 a minute They go on day after day, .and it leaves me short of breath and sometimes woozy in the head as tho I'm going to faint (I never do ),No good going to the Dr as I.ve had all the tests and they say the ectopics are 'Benign'.I get acute anxiety with it.The thought of this for the rest of my life is frankly depressing.The Dr says there are drugs to deal with this but they have dangerous side effects. It takes over your life doesn't it. Modern medicine hasn't got this one sussed I'm afraid.
I guess its no consolation knowing there are others out there suffering.