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By Buttonnosejody | Apr 21, 2011

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PVC

Is there any meds that decrease PVC's?

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bbxx

Apr 21, 2011

From what I understand it all depends on the person. Everyone respond differently. Usually if a medication is tried it is a beta blocker, but I think it will depend on the amount and type of pvcs.

curmudgen

Apr 21, 2011

To: Buttonnosejody

to quote a song - wouldn't that be wonderful..... beta blockers may help as bbxx wrote, however it is not an anti-arrhythmic. A reduced heart rate from beta blocker treatment can also promote PVC's...fine balancing act.

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