The curious thing about PVCs is that they can come on quickly, and they can go away just as quickly. Then they can turn around and come right back again.
I used to watch, and count and hope. None of that helped. I do my best to ignore them. I think they have decreased from a high of about 24,000/day to maybe 20,000 or less.
I agree with anacyde, exercise, or even just some type of activity seems the best solution.
Thank you! I'm going to try to get past this exercise thing. I woke up in the middle of the night last night having a panic attack and I haven't had that happen in a long time. I will NEVER take another pill of the Yasmin again because that's the only thing that's changed from last week. I have many, many more palps and just feel awful. I'm going to my doctor Friday and my cardiologist Monday. I swear, I get SO sick of palpitations. If only they could stop...but I guess that is wishful thinking.
Thanks for the encouragement!
life will be more beautiful if you work hard and be a good person!
Hello fearfactor,
There is a connection between the frequency of PVCs/PACs and hormones, but I cannot specifically address that to drospirenone. My advice to you is to exercise and do your best to not worry about the PACs/PVCs. They do not increase your risk of sudden death.
Regarding the reducndant mitral tissue-- There is no appreciable increase in sudden cardiac death with this. Again, do not let this affect your life.
I hope this helps and thanks for posting.