Can you re-explain your interpretation of positional pvc's, please? Thanks.
Yes I feel the same way. But the frequency is the same and is getting worse over time. I never get a break.
Curious myself as to what causes positional pvc since I go through periods of days where I get them with every shift of my body. I sit, half a minute later, I palpitate. I reach up in the cupboards, I get flutters and pvc. I shift position on the couch, I pvc. I read and bed, then lie down on the right to go to sleep only to get smacked by tons of them.
The problem is that this occurs when my heart is irritable and at the same time also reacts to other things more swiftly. Like eating. Or making a little bit of extra effort. These episodes for me come and go. Suddenly it stops and although I may continue to get pvc's regularly, the positional pvc's stop. I can sit, change positions, lie down and nothing happens. Then maybe weeks later, it starts again.
If it's related to the vagus nerve, why doesn't it always respond in the same manner when it gets stimulated. Why days on end the same things happen, then suddenly it stops reacting that way to the same stimulant that cause it to react only a day prior?