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More PACs than PVCs and vice versa??


JennKay

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Hi all --

I have posted many different times about my battle with PVCs. However, I've been taking florinef for about 2 months and my quality of life has very much improved. I'm having less orthostatic issues and have more energy to chase my kids around. I thought I was also having less PVCs overall, but am starting to feel palpitations again so thought I would try to catch them on my Kardia. Interestingly, the last couple of Kardia's only caught PACs and not PVCs. I find this very strange!! Has anyone ever dealt with this previously -- a dominance of PVCs that converts to a dominance of PACs? Does anyone have an explanation for this?

I don't have another appointment with my EP until early November, but may send him a trace or two to get his opinion. Although, I'm guessing they will say to just ignore them unless I have a long run of them or my BP tanks/spikes.

I attached the portion of the Kardia that caught 2 PACs.

Thanks!!

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6 hours ago, JennKay said:

Hi all --

I have posted many different times about my battle with PVCs. However, I've been taking florinef for about 2 months and my quality of life has very much improved. I'm having less orthostatic issues and have more energy to chase my kids around. I thought I was also having less PVCs overall, but am starting to feel palpitations again so thought I would try to catch them on my Kardia. Interestingly, the last couple of Kardia's only caught PACs and not PVCs. I find this very strange!! Has anyone ever dealt with this previously -- a dominance of PVCs that converts to a dominance of PACs? Does anyone have an explanation for this?

I don't have another appointment with my EP until early November, but may send him a trace or two to get his opinion. Although, I'm guessing they will say to just ignore them unless I have a long run of them or my BP tanks/spikes.

I attached the portion of the Kardia that caught 2 PACs.

Thanks!!

trace.jpg

Is this from your sugar diet?

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@MikeO -- I have no idea! I've only been "off" sugar since Sunday. I cant imagine it would have an effect like this so quickly, but you never know. And, I made this amazing Whole30 marinara and meatball recipe with spaghetti squash I need to share it on your bon appetite thread. It was absolutely fantastic and I feel so good after eating it -- no carb high and then hypoglycemic low. 

@DysautonmiaMatt -- the rx they gave me was for 0.1mg tablet once a day, with option to add second tablet if needed. I found that taking one dose in the morning was good, but I found I was crashing by late afternoon. Since then, I split my 0.1mg tablet and do half morning with the other half late afternoon. Adding the afternoon half dose helped with my evening crash. 

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17 hours ago, JennKay said:

I find this very strange!! Has anyone ever dealt with this previously -- a dominance of PVCs that converts to a dominance of PACs?

Hi @JennKay yes, I used to have periods of PVC's that other times would change into periods of PAC's. I dont know why, nothing ever stood out as being a possible cause. However, with my current treatment I barely ever have either! My treatment is a combination of many different approaches, and I am disabled, so I can afford to adjust my activity level to whatever goes on with my body each day. I find that IF I am forced to overdo things then I am still having a few palpitations, and of course when in a triggered flare. But they always improve. 

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15 hours ago, JennKay said:

Whole30 marinara and meatball recipe with spaghetti squash I need to share it on your bon appetite thread.

Looked at your recipe and i will have to give it a go. Never tired spaghetti squash!. look forward it.

 

17 hours ago, DysautonmiaMatt said:

Livongo blood sugar tester

Seems like a good deal. Getting unlimited test strips for life is there a catch to this? 

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