| LisaGHUser Since: Sep 2014Posts: 30 | Hi Jahealy ~
Welcome to our group. I'm so sorry you have to deal with pvcs. I've had them for almost a year now, and unfortunately nothing makes them go away. I would suggest reading through the different Discussions here, which is what I did when I first joined this website. It helped a lot in just seeing that there are so many others also dealing with these (I'm not alone), and a lot of folks have tried various things (apple cider vinegar, magnesium, various vitamins, etc)....for some it worked, and for others it didn't. In my personal experience, I've tried so many different attempts at trying to figure out WHY i'm getting them -- because to me, if I find out the why, then I can see how to stop them. But to no avail....i've tracked and changed my diet, my activity level, my stress level...and still, no answers as to why. I haven't tried any of the ideas posted here, although I have wanted to. I wanted to ask my doctor first, just to get his opinion, since other than these pvcs, i'm pretty healthy. He didn't think trying any of the vitamins or supplements would help, since my levels for all of them are in the normal range. My BP runs low, so I was afraid to try to dabble with magnesium on my own. My doctor, and my cardiologist both told me that my pvcs were nothing to be worried about....easier said than done though, when you have to feel them on a daily basis. Unfortunately, I don't have any answers for you, but am here to listen and share experiences, as most folks here are. I cannot tell you how comforting it is to just come here and talk to others about the pvcs. It really helps since these folks understand what I'm going through. I hope your situation improves and you find the thing that works for you to end your pvcs.
Warm Regards,
Lisa |