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pvc's/pac's
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pvc's/pac's
by stevebu, Dec 14, 2000 12:00AM
I am 34 years old and in good health. I started a running program in Feb. For the first few months I had a lot of PAC's and PVC's for the first couple hours after my runs. Also, I have suffered from SVT since I was a child and was taking calan. In March I had and episode that left me feeling a little short of breath. I then had echo and stress test which were completly normal. Ablation was completed in June and no more SVT. In November i was up to 45 miles per week running and hurt my leg. The result was 4 weeks of not being able to run. During the second two weeks, and now that I am getting a very good cardio work out again, the PVC's and PAC's have reappeared.
1) Could this be like a withdraw symptom from lack of cardio exercise?
2) Should I have tests done again, or do you think this will probably stop after time? I normal get a handful a day but lately it has been like a 100 pvc's pac's per day.
Thank you for your time and this great service you offer.
Steve
1) Could this be like a withdraw symptom from lack of cardio exercise?
2) Should I have tests done again, or do you think this will probably stop after time? I normal get a handful a day but lately it has been like a 100 pvc's pac's per day.
Thank you for your time and this great service you offer.
Steve
Doctor's Answer
by CCF CARDIO MD - DLB, Dec 14, 2000 12:00AM
1. Probably this is the explanation.
2. If they do not stop after a few weeks, then you should be reevaluated by your doctor; however, it probably will not be necessary to repeat all tests.
2. If they do not stop after a few weeks, then you should be reevaluated by your doctor; however, it probably will not be necessary to repeat all tests.
