I've been told and read arrhythmia's in a normally "structural" heart are really nothing to worry about. So my question is - what exactly constitutes "structurally" normal heart? I would really appreciate an answer from one of the doctors here to really understand what this means.
The reason I ask is because back in July 2009, I had very frequent pvc's (50,000+ daily) but I was told they were nothing to worry about because the only things found were insignificant things like trace and mild valve insufficency; I had other insequential things like LVH, dialated LA. I've also read as we age (was 42 at the time) this is pretty normal part of aging and many will get leakage and nothing to worry over.
I had an EP Study & ablation and my dr found I had Polymorphic VT; yet my MRI after as well as another echo, CTA and Xrays didn't show anything except Cardiomegaly.
I then had a cardiac cath that showed systemic hypertension, modeartely elevated LVEDP (34) and that I had Non Ischemic Cardiomyopathy that didn't show up the day before on the other tests. I was DX with HOCM and a Pacemaker/ICD implanted.
Doctors I've seen since then have questioned this diagnosis; because one time my echo will point towards HOCM and the next will be fine and not even show valve problems. I just had a new echo done and am going to see Dr. Craig Asher @ CC in Weston FL in the fall for another opinion, but would appreciate any info beforehand.
thanks for your time and answer