I realise other problems can appear like heart disease,mitral valve prolapse etc
Hi again! You asked me in your first post how long ago was it determined that my heart was structurally normal? My question to you is... is it possible for the structure to change? I always assumed that if your heart was structurally normal then it would be forever because it is actually how your heart is formed.
My heart was found to be structurally normal too, yet I have a-fib and PVC's from time to time. I've never gotten an answer as to why.
From what I have read PACs can turn into AFib and PVCs VTach. It is rare in structurally normal hearts from what I understand. But I am sure it is not impossible. I would call the doctors office anyway and report to them your feeling the earratic heartbeat. Better safe than sorry.
Thanks Mike!
I have had my heart checked a number of times in the past, the last time was about 2 and a half years ago. They always make me feel like a hypochondriac so i am fearful of returning. I have had these erratic heart beats in the past, but not for years. unfortunately, they have never been able to detect it on a monitor. As i do not know much about arrhythmias i am assuming that atrial fibrillation is dangerous as you are taking preventative medication.Is this till the case in the setting of a structurally normal heart? Sorry to harp on about the SNH thing, but it's just what the Doctors keeps reiterating .
When was the last time you saw your doctor? You said you have a structurally normal heart, but how long ago was that determined?
In addition to PVC's, I have atrial fibrillation from time to time. It's a very erratic heartbeat. Mine can last for seconds, minutes or as long as 12 hours. I always go back to a normal sinus rhythm on my own. I have been taking Amiodarone since July to help prevent it from happening again.
If it's been a while since your last check up, I'd go again and explain what you felt, just to be thorough.
what could this sort of erratic heart beat be?