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Palpitation while taking deep breaths

I generally get PVC's and had a complete checkup by my cardiologist about 6 months ago, he said everything was within normal ranges.

Today, while just sitting down, I yawned and got a PVC.  Now, every so often when caughing or yawning I will get them.

Anyone else experience this?  It is making me extremely anxious.
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yes, I get more when I take a deep breath.  Sometimes when I lay down on my back and take a deep breath I get about 5 or 6 non sustained VT's.  I can actually make it happen if I take a deep breath, although not always.  Don't worry
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I was having thousands of PVCs per day during pregnancy, then hundreds per day after pregnancy but now I'm on a beta blocker and I only have a few per day. But when they were frequent I'd get more when I inhaled deeply (I got them other times too though). They won't do you any harm and everyone has some PVCs. I wouldn't recommend taking anything for them unless they are so frequent that they affect your quality of life.
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Do you take medication for it?  I thought I would wake up today and it would no longer happen.  It isn't happening as often but it is occasionally.
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Yes I get them when I take a sudden deep intake of breath, for example between sentences when speaking or singing. I believe that it is somehow related to sinus arrhythmia (the way that heart rate increases upon inhalation).
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