Heart Issues

Hey I'm a 32 year old male, in good condition, and have never had any problems until recently. I have had SVT for a while Christmas Day I had a bad episode and had to get taken to the ER after 40 minutes of a heartrate of 200bpm. After that I developed up very high anxiety, in which I am also new to. I then got PVCs after a bad panic attack. They come around 6 to 10 a minute.Could the anxiety attack cause these to begin and not go away? I had the SVT ablated Jan. 14th so no worries on that anymore but the PVCs just wont go away. During  the day I rarely notice them but morning and night they are horrible. I need help because they are driving me crazy. The cardiologists says they are nothing more than a hiccup as he calls them. once anxiety goes away will the PVCs? I am scared and dont like it at all. I have alwats been strong for my family but just suddenly it has been hard on me. Advice from anyone or stories woud help. Thank you so much.

[tom_h]

So you had your ablation 5 day ago?  I think it's way too early to tell if your PVCs will remain or will go away.  Your ablation may take up to 12 weeks to heal and scar over.  During that time, you will get lots of bumps and short runs of SVT.  I was ablated 11/16/10 for "Circus Motion Tachycardia", and I'm still having PVCs and short SVT runs.  In fact I'm beginning to wonder if my PVCs are the result of some underlying condition.  This could be the case for you as well, but I think you need to give it a lot more time before you start to worry.  Mine are occuring mostly at rest, not during sleep or while under exertion.  They're also in clusters, coming then disapperaing for a few hours.  I can't figure it out.....