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Most people throw a run of PVC's from time to time and never know it. What does your doc say?

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Well the surgeon really hasn't said much but I will need a cardiac clearance. But my primary Dr. said many people have them she just wants to see me after surgery and she put me on beta blockers. She really doesn't know my history I just start going to her last month.

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Mine are bad I know when I'm having them I feel it and they come frequently they call them bigeminy if I'm spelling it right. I'm just afraid after such a huge shock to my body lord pvc's will get worse.

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  • 10 months later...

I have PVCs that are off the chart. I am pre surgery. I also have tachycardia and I am on meds for it. My cardiologist cleared me for surgery and never really said anything about my PVCs after surgery. We really don't know why mine are so strong. Now I am curious.

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  • 2 weeks later...

I have pvc's also. It is just premature vertical beats. If your heart doc isn't worried about them right now.... The surgery should not change them. I have had 4 other surgeries with ad in and pc's... No problem. Just let doc and anesthesia know



  • 9 months later...

I had them bad before. Now 5 months post op they are almost non existent!!! They were bad at first still but slowly they have been going away. Not sure if it is the weight loss or the change in eating but hopefully yours go away too!!


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