SVT- help, advice, info ,etc.

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I have had two cardiac ablations and still experience PVCs and SVT daily. Any advice for coping with this? Ive seen DOZENS of cardiologists. Was on beta-blockers (those things were the devil). There seems to be no common denominator. When I wake up, after i eat, when i'm calm. The PVCs are incredibly uncomfortable and make me lethargic. I was told I will probably have to live with it. The SVT brings on anxiety, making the tachycardia even worse- resting heart rate for me is 110. Tachy makes it up to 180 even if I am laying down doing nothing! Would love to talk to someone who can relate! Im a 26 year old female and haven't found many people my age to talk to. Even if you arent my age, id love to talk to someone. The feeling is awesome, my whole body becomes drenched in sweat and I never know when it is problematic/not problematic.

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    AWFUL* not awesome hahahaa sorry!
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    Mine started in my 20s here and there went right away happened at night didn't think nothing of it then in my 30s it floored me never did find the problem went on metoprolol 50mg twice daily about a month and half later back to myself anxiety gone now 10 years later I'm 43 floored me again found out svt my med stopped working they only work so long anyway well had ablation doc said svt was gone but Palps are still there all day went back on my med because I could not take it it helped a little my palps are not always strong sometimes I don't feel it and feel normal I have a loop recorder in my chest they still can't find nothing I think I still have svt. It shows my heart go up for no reason I was so bad and the anxiety feeling like I could not breath all day I just kept myself busy and when sitting I didn't panic at rest cleared my mind still have that weird feeling but not as bad u can control it to make it some what livable the other beta blockers made me worse he wants me to try this one but I haven't yet make it and the anxiety live with u not with it it's hard takes time but it can be done I'm here if u need to talk

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