there comming more often pac,s or pvc,s

[jimgreg]

I've had these off and on long time.latley its been only when I do something.i can feel in my chest,or I can feel my pulse it skips,freaky..i read online about it,says its normal..not everytime I move.i do drink coffey,pop.today been up since 3am I hardly drank any,but did have 4 cups 3 diet pops..i also smoke..also under stress,i take Xanax for nerves other meds blood thinners,symbacort,nexium,randine,ventloin, making me kinda nerves to feel it when your walking across the room..now before now it was the oppsite I would be walking or whatever wouldn't feel it till I sat down..i was on steroids for my copd,i noticed it then,plus they were burring my stomach..i notice it seems more when my acid in my stomach is bad.i have barrets  with a hiatail hernia fun..sorry about the grammer...any input will help,thanks

[heartfluttersflyawayplz]

wow you have a lot going on, first smoking makes them worse i quit 33 years ago and mine have been better , don't drink caffeine  it can make them worse, , have you had a full heart work up, keg, echo, stress test, if dr says all is good try and eat better and stay away from triggers. let us know how your doing, sad on the stress and anxiety i to go threw that and very hard to avoid

[Im_makin_it]

Hi jimgreg- Reading your question it sure sounds like you do have a pretty extended medical respiratory and cardiac history by the medications you listed. PAC/PVC's are no different really when looking at the heart rhythm. The only difference is where the beat falls in the Rhythm whether it happens at your ventricular beat or you atrial beat. A lot of different things can cause your heart to throw these funky beats. A lot of times it can be stress or whatever but honestly most of the time its usually because your magnesium and/or potassium levels are off. When these levels are off your body reacts by doing these funky things trying to show you something is wrong. If left untreated it can lead to vtach, chest pain, and much more. My advise if this continues... Make an appointment with your Primary Care Doctor to get some lab work done and an EKG. Its better to be safe than sorry.

I hope you get to feeling better soon!