I am a 74 year old male who had a single artery blockage 18 years ago which was treated, successfully by angioplasty. Since I am a private pilot, the FAA requires me to have a stress test every year and every other year the test includes a nuclear scan. I exercise about 90 minutes every day on a treadmill and stationary bike. I have passed each test with flying colors, the nuclear scan has consistently shown normal perfusion and other normal pictures both at rest and at stress. On my last test, the ECG showed "frequent PVCs" while the nuclear was normal. I have had no symptoms (no strange feeling in the chest, etc. even during exercise). I drink one glass of red wine a day, do not smoke, have switched to decaffeinated coffee (though have stopped all coffee this week) and am in the process of losing weight to get down the desired BMI--which is a loss of about 40 pounds (I have lost 25 so far). My lipid profile is excellent (LDL=82, HDL=51). Should I be concerned about the PVcs?
Thanks in advance for your response.