I have become more aware of what i'm eating and noticed that alot of carbs can be a factor too. i quit all caffeine and don't drink but am a trying to quit smoker. Logically i know that there is nothing wrong, i had this happen once and had all the tests int the er but emotionally it is really hard on person when it happens again. It seems that i just am able to adjust to having the pvc and pac thing when something different starts. I have seen two cardiologists and one of em even confessed he had a bout of pvc's and it scared the heck out of him. I guess i gotta learn how to deal and i have to say this forum is such a comfort. It really helps to know you are not alone. Thank you all
After 20 years of bouts of palpitations 95% of the time after eating (very scary) and a hospital stay 4 months ago in atrial fib and after all heart tests (stress test, echo, cardiac cath) no heart or artery problems found. I am on a beta blocker which helps but
does not eliminate them. After research I decided to eliminate the food additive MSG
from my diet. WHAT A DIFFERENCE. MSG is in all processed foods (maybe included
in foods under names other than MSG so be aware) I now eat only fresh meat, vegtables and fruit. Hope this helps, I know how frightening all of this is.
just had the same thing happen again and had to tell myself all over again that when i was in the er nothing was found everything was normal labs, ekg heart rate bp everything but i stlill had the well it almost felt like a double flutter this time it really scares the daylights out of a person and it did happen when i was slumped in the recliner
I get the PVC'S/PAC's right after I eat or drink lots water, and if I am in a recliner chair in the reclining position, I will especially get them then. In fact, I just had 3 "flutters" just now, I am slumped in my chair, I just ate, and I feel bloated, this sets the stage just perfectly for those buggers, and they make their appearance. UGH!!
am taking inderal and verapamil and they do help they are just sooooo daoggone scary thanks for asking and yes am feeling better today
Are you taking any kind of medication to treat symptoms of these? or are you just trying to figure out what triggers an exacerbation and staying away from them?
Are you feeling better today?
yeah i have trouble with pvc's and pac's
Hello...
I'm sorry to hear that your New Years Eve was spent in the ER:( I guess, it's wise that you went and had this evaluated and were told that you would be ok.
There a lots of people who experience tachycardia, skipped beats etc. after eating, more specifically a spicy meal. Do you have any underlying arrhythmia?