Exactly same thing my cardiologist told when I had gone for ectopic. He did ecg echo and told see you have a strong heart you do not smoker drink you do exercise diet. No need to worry. Make sure you follow healthy lifestyle and calm your heart anxiety. Thank you dr you always keep us happy encouarged and strong❤❤❤❤
50 years ago my mother ask the small town Dr about her heart fluttering or skipping a beat. He said, “don’t worry about it unless it stops”. True story.
I've been living with ectopic for as long as I can remember. I'm 42 and they're just part of every day life for me. Having said that, there are still times where I get a bit of a fright if the flutter lasts a few seconds. I start thinking 'what if it doesn't reset this time', but it always does. They're a nuisance, and mostly harmless but it's worth getting your doctor to do an assessment if you get them regularly. The chances are you'll be fine but at least you'll have some peace of mind.
How many do you have? I just started getting them and I have anywhere from 1-6 per minute all day. For some reason I’ll go spurts of 10-20 minutes without one and at night when I’m almost ready for bed, they almost completely go away or get so soft that I can’t or can just barely feel them. Wish I knew what I could do to go back to how I was just a week ago. I’ve been trying to supplement electrolytes but unfortunately the symptoms for low electrolytes are the same for too much, so I’m not sure if I’m doing harm or good. Yesterday, I took potassium and magnesium electrolytes in about 96oz of water with a few pinches of salt and drank it over 1 hour. My palps were gone for just over 2 hours but came back. Plus I felt like I was peeing every 5 minutes which depletes electrolytes. It’s a vicious cycle and I want to fix it!
@Deadbolthead I could go a few hours a day without any, but then I'll get a few every few minutes. Mine then to be multiple ectopics that last up to 5 seconds, then a reset for another few minutes and back again. This could go on for a couple of hours then stop. It could be back within an hour or I might not feel anything until the I go to bed. I always get a few at night and they have woken me up on occasion just as I'm drifting off to sleep. I had my heart checked and it's structurally fine so the doctors aren't concerned. The most frustrating part of it though, is that I've never had an episode while being checked out and as soon as I leave the doctor's they come back. Just get checked out and get the peace of mind that they're not a danger to you.
@@szithaanu9934 I had a holter monitor on while I was getting 6 per minute for 18 hours straight. But I know what you mean about them conveniently going away while at the doctor. That kind of thing makes me wonder if this is some kind of mental loop we got sucked into. Like we just got them out of nowhere, they come and go but when they’re gone, we think constantly about if it when they’ll be back. Almost like we’re manifesting them to return. But because of the terrible thoughts that we get when they ARE here, it’s impossible to not think that way. Just absolutely sucks. I hope I can figure out the cause of them and fix it some day soon. There HAS to be a reason they happen.
@@szithaanu9934I'm plagued with them and the ones that happen when your just about to drift of to sleep I definitely know what you mean about those ones they wake you back up just on the verge of going to sleep like you know it's going to happen as well then 10 minutes later trying to drift of again it will happen again until you manage to actually drift of to sleep
Had this when I got very dehydrated and went to the ER. Scared me. They kept giving me diuretics despite being so dry. Seemed like they didn't think I was dehydrated despite my asking constantly for water. My Naturopath figured it out in 2 minutes a month after. GP yelled at me when I stopped taking it very slowly. Diuretics made me not want to live anymore I felt so horrible when I took it. I make sure to drink plenty of water now.
Would have been nice if the person replied. I’ve got this too and all my doc wants is to put me on meds as well. I was on atenolol and I too felt live wasn’t worth living so I ended taking them at once. How ever I stay hydrated, eat well, exercise and yet I get random attacks at any hour of the day and nights even waking me up at times. I’m at a lose as to why or what do I do next.
Bob. Keen. I don't have an answer for you two. Look it up. I take K2, D3, co q 10, tocotrienols, omega 3s, and other things for heart. I do take Losartan for blood pressure. The diuretics didn't help me but it sounds like you should be on something to quell this problem. Do some research on this before you throw away your meds. There are other meds that will not make you feel awful. The diuretics for me made my dehydration worse. Don't ignore problems like this. It can be serious if left unattended.
My ectopics seem to mostly be posture related. I feel them when I bend over or slouch or lay on my stomach or side. I think it may be due to inflammation of my stomach pushing on my heart but I am not sure.
i think its linked to the vagus nerve which runs from the brain to the gut so when you bend/twist etc it can innervate this nerve and that can trigger an extra beat, very common to have them bending over etc
@@seffie4363I have atrial fibrillation (afib) I also get a lot of different heart ♥️ episodes after reading your comment 👈🏻 I wonder 💭 if that’s what’s causing MY heart ♥️ to trigger like it does 👈🏻😱🚨⚠️💭👆🏻 SO many times a DAY 👈🏻 so go through this if I just move MY leg OR arm 👈🏻😱 MY heart ♥️ will get triggered 👈🏻😱🚨⚠️💭👆🏻 it’s SO unbelievable plus scary 😱 including stressful 👈🏻⚠️👆🏻
@@akshatam534yes. Since my original comment, I have had an echo, ekg, holter, and stress test done. They all revealed that my heart is fine. My ectopics come and go now, mostly posture related and when I have a full stomach. My vagus nerve is extremely over reactive to high anxiety poor gut health. Once I got those under check my ectopics reduced by 90% and I barely notice them now, and when I do they do not cause the panic levels that they did before.
This has all started again, have them most of the day. I think it is related to hormones because I am 51 and I think menopausal. It is still scary when it happens all day and night.
I hear ya! Mine started about 3 months ago. Some days (maybe once a week), it doesn't skip at all! Right when I wake up in the morning, it's not skipping but then around noon until I go to bed, it skips 3 or 4 times per minute.
I’m in perimenopause and MY heart ♥️ has been unbelievable since hitting perimenopause because of the HORMONES I also have a heart ♥️ condition atrial fibrillation (afib) SO there’s times the hormones are flaring SO bad it triggers MY heart ♥️ in afib then I have to rush to the hospital 🏥 it’s a complete living nightmare
I’m in perimenopause and MY heart ♥️ has been unbelievable since hitting perimenopause because of the HORMONES I also have a heart ♥️ condition atrial fibrillation (afib) SO there’s times the hormones are flaring SO bad it triggers MY heart ♥️ in afib then I have to rush to the hospital 🏥 it’s a complete living nightmare
Mine was caused by the Pfizer vaccine. After I had the vaccine I’m now left with an ectopic heartbeat. As well as the heart pumping less than the normal amount of blood out per beat.
My Cardiologist and I suspect many others, give the patient far too little information about patients heart issues. Maybe he feels we wouldn't understand anyway but some sort of explanation is much appreciated because it's rather scary. I've learned most of what I know from Sanjay. He told me I had a "strong" heart and I had no idea what it meant until Sanjay explained it. I love his videos! They are so informative and presented in a way we can understand. They also give you assurance that there are many treatments and even cures. Thanks, Dr. Gupta, for your knowledge and willingness to share.
Very insightful and practical physiological detail. I love your shorts too, would taking magnesium and vitamin C be recommended when you don’t know how serious it can potentially be? What about a Val salva?
I get them when I stand up as I have POTS, if you take a deep breath in , bend forwards or drink a glass of water quickly it can correct it . Also magnesium is your best friend if you are allowed to take it x
i started having an issue a few weeks ago-when i stood upmy heart rate would increase to 110-125 which then would trigger pvc’s, as soon as i sat down it calms down quickly x not sure if its pots or some kind of related dysautonomia x now on low dose bb’s
You are a truly impressive Doctor of high calibre. Understanding compassionate and loyal. Bringing everyone information that can be related to in a easy understandable way. Thank you so very much. Dr. Sanjay. You are a remarkable wonderful person. May you your family and special dog have the best future plus many blessings kind Sir.Kindest regards.
I have been having skipped beats flutters for almost two months now all day everyday and my cardiologist appt is not till next month I’m scared everyday
I get them throughout the day, everyday, since 2021 when I had the Pfizer shots. I recently had an abnormal 12 lead ECG. I was young and healthy, a lot has been going wrong with my health lately.
Do you have any information in regards to people having PACS/PVCs with a Congenital absence of the RCA? I’m free of any obvious disease and I have led a very active life up until thyroid/hormone issues. I can’t find much about this topic. Thank you for providing such helpful information.
@@minakhan8281 Try Magnesium Citrate, gummies or tablets. Two per day only. Should end the ectopics in three or four days. It worked for me and that was year ago, still no ectopics. It's a great thing!
I had ectopic beats diagnosed by a cardiologist when I had a severe sore throat (just before covid was recognised eg Nov 2019). They lasted for about a month and it was scary but i've never had them since. Can infection viral or otherwise cause temporary ectopic beats?
I am now 40 and i suffer from pvcs since i was 20. Sometimes i get ectopics everyday for a month then it stops for a few months. Then comes on occasionally then comes back again. I can't deny the fact that i am still scared or annoyed by it. I underwent echo more than a year ago and i have a normal heart. Things that trigger my pvc are as the ff: Spicy food, stress, asthma medications, too much sugar, chocolates, high fiber food like chia seeds, lying down. I don't have medications. The cardiologist prescribed metropolol but i refused because i don't want to be drug dependent. I tried 200mg of magnesium taurate but no to avail.
I forgot all about my magnesium spray I went straight into the bathroom and sprayed myself because about 5 days ago this happened and it felt like I wasn't getting it under control. it's really scary.
They are very common. In a longer version of a video he says if he took one hundred people off the street and checked them, 70% would have ectopic beats.
Thank you Doctor. I didn't know what I was experiencing until I watched your video on the subject. Then, per your recommendation, a simple magnesium supplement 'cured' it with in a day!!!
Can you tell me name of magnesium supplement.. I am having pvc since 2010. They just don't go away ... Now I have cold feet and hands and breathlessness... However it reduced in intensity as I take alp
@YorkCardiology Love your work brother! I know you may never see this I HAVE THE SCARIEST! And I mean scariest PVCS every day! I’m at about 35-45000 daily I’d say on a bad day. It’s gotten to the point to wear it happens even when my heart is racing! Causing me to feel everyone and it to take my breathe away! I have no insurance so it’s hard for me to have an ablation! But this is literally RUINING MY LIFE! I cannot eat! I cannot rest! HORRIBLE! Honestly sometimes I feel hopeless! The pvcs have gotten so bad and I’m only 32 years old! My doctor tells me to take metoprolol but when I did it made me super dizzy! I have the worst anxiety in the world when these are present! When I don’t eat and just woke up there not there as soon as I take my lisinopril 20mg, buprenorphine, and my vitamins and get to moving it starts happening slowly. When I eat THEY ARE THE GOD AWFUL WORST and it’s weird cause I can USALLY feel them in my gut and throat! When they happen sometimes it takes my breath and I almost pass out! DOC I NEED Advice! TGANKS FOR YOUR TIME!!! LUCAS SOWELL-age 32 NASHVILLE TN
ectopics have nothing to do with anything, they are normal occurrence. Dr. Gupta has a video about a study done that breaks down the percentage of healthy people who have them by age groups. Most people have them, but many people never feel them. If they bother you, take Magnesium Citrate supplements and they will end after a few days. Keep taking the supplement and they won't be back. It worked for me, and finally I have freedom from that horrible feeling.
@yorkcardiology Love your work brother! I know you may never see this I HAVE THE SCARIEST! And I mean scariest PVCS every day! I’m at about 35-45000 daily I’d say on a bad day. It’s gotten to the point to wear it happens even when my heart is racing! Causing me to feel everyone and it to take my breathe away! I have no insurance so it’s hard for me to have an ablation! But this is literally RUINING MY LIFE! I cannot eat! I cannot rest! HORRIBLE! Honestly sometimes I feel hopeless! The pvcs have gotten so bad and I’m only 32 years old! My doctor tells me to take metoprolol but when I did it made me super dizzy! I have the worst anxiety in the world when these are present! When I don’t eat and just woke up there not there as soon as I take my lisinopril 20mg, buprenorphine, and my vitamins and get to moving it starts happening slowly. When I eat THEY ARE THE GOD AWFUL WORST and it’s weird cause I can USALLY feel them in my gut and throat! When they happen sometimes it takes my breath and I almost pass out! DOC I NEED Advice! TGANKS FOR YOUR TIME!!! LUCAS SOWELL-age 32 NASHVILLE TN
Get off all those pills/drugs, and go buy some magnesium citrate or taurate, and take the supplement. Take two per day as the bottle says, and within three days or so your ectopics should be gone for good. I had huge numbers of ectopics for nearly 30 years, like you. But now they've been gone completely for over a year, thanks to the magnesium citrate. Try it!! Also magnesium works great to calm you down and help with anxiety. Research it if you want, magnesium is a necessary thing for the body.
Exactly same thing my cardiologist told when I had gone for ectopic. He did ecg echo and told see you have a strong heart you do not smoker drink you do exercise diet. No need to worry. Make sure you follow healthy lifestyle and calm your heart anxiety. Thank you dr you always keep us happy encouarged and strong❤❤❤❤
In a day how much times you get those skipping beat
@@rijumandal6280hey bro can i talk with u
50 years ago my mother ask the small town Dr about her heart fluttering or skipping a beat. He said, “don’t worry about it unless it stops”. True story.
Wha happens when it stopped ?
@Boba Fett I would figure the person would die.
@@ahefner33 So as long as the heart beats then we need to worry and keep reaching out to the doctor
😂🤦♀️🤦♀️
Thank you so much. You calm my anxiety about my heart. I see my cardiologist regularly.
I agree...whenever I hear him, I instantly calm down!
If u have anxiety then see a Psychiatrist and not Cardiologist
I've been living with ectopic for as long as I can remember. I'm 42 and they're just part of every day life for me.
Having said that, there are still times where I get a bit of a fright if the flutter lasts a few seconds. I start thinking 'what if it doesn't reset this time', but it always does.
They're a nuisance, and mostly harmless but it's worth getting your doctor to do an assessment if you get them regularly.
The chances are you'll be fine but at least you'll have some peace of mind.
How many do you have? I just started getting them and I have anywhere from 1-6 per minute all day. For some reason I’ll go spurts of 10-20 minutes without one and at night when I’m almost ready for bed, they almost completely go away or get so soft that I can’t or can just barely feel them. Wish I knew what I could do to go back to how I was just a week ago. I’ve been trying to supplement electrolytes but unfortunately the symptoms for low electrolytes are the same for too much, so I’m not sure if I’m doing harm or good. Yesterday, I took potassium and magnesium electrolytes in about 96oz of water with a few pinches of salt and drank it over 1 hour. My palps were gone for just over 2 hours but came back. Plus I felt like I was peeing every 5 minutes which depletes electrolytes. It’s a vicious cycle and I want to fix it!
@Deadbolthead I could go a few hours a day without any, but then I'll get a few every few minutes.
Mine then to be multiple ectopics that last up to 5 seconds, then a reset for another few minutes and back again.
This could go on for a couple of hours then stop. It could be back within an hour or I might not feel anything until the I go to bed.
I always get a few at night and they have woken me up on occasion just as I'm drifting off to sleep.
I had my heart checked and it's structurally fine so the doctors aren't concerned.
The most frustrating part of it though, is that I've never had an episode while being checked out and as soon as I leave the doctor's they come back.
Just get checked out and get the peace of mind that they're not a danger to you.
Thanks. Do you do any exercise and have you fainted
@@szithaanu9934 I had a holter monitor on while I was getting 6 per minute for 18 hours straight. But I know what you mean about them conveniently going away while at the doctor. That kind of thing makes me wonder if this is some kind of mental loop we got sucked into. Like we just got them out of nowhere, they come and go but when they’re gone, we think constantly about if it when they’ll be back. Almost like we’re manifesting them to return. But because of the terrible thoughts that we get when they ARE here, it’s impossible to not think that way. Just absolutely sucks. I hope I can figure out the cause of them and fix it some day soon. There HAS to be a reason they happen.
@@szithaanu9934I'm plagued with them and the ones that happen when your just about to drift of to sleep I definitely know what you mean about those ones they wake you back up just on the verge of going to sleep like you know it's going to happen as well then 10 minutes later trying to drift of again it will happen again until you manage to actually drift of to sleep
Had this when I got very dehydrated and went to the ER. Scared me. They kept giving me diuretics despite being so dry. Seemed like they didn't think I was dehydrated despite my asking constantly for water. My Naturopath figured it out in 2 minutes a month after. GP yelled at me when I stopped taking it very slowly. Diuretics made me not want to live anymore I felt so horrible when I took it. I make sure to drink plenty of water now.
So whats the solution now ?
Would have been nice if the person replied. I’ve got this too and all my doc wants is to put me on meds as well. I was on atenolol and I too felt live wasn’t worth living so I ended taking them at once. How ever I stay hydrated, eat well, exercise and yet I get random attacks at any hour of the day and nights even waking me up at times. I’m at a lose as to why or what do I do next.
Bob. Keen. I don't have an answer for you two. Look it up. I take K2, D3, co q 10, tocotrienols, omega 3s, and other things for heart. I do take Losartan for blood pressure. The diuretics didn't help me but it sounds like you should be on something to quell this problem. Do some research on this before you throw away your meds. There are other meds that will not make you feel awful. The diuretics for me made my dehydration worse. Don't ignore problems like this. It can be serious if left unattended.
water AND electrolytes (potassium, magnesium and calcium) in balance
My ectopics seem to mostly be posture related. I feel them when I bend over or slouch or lay on my stomach or side. I think it may be due to inflammation of my stomach pushing on my heart but I am not sure.
i think its linked to the vagus nerve which runs from the brain to the gut so when you bend/twist etc it can innervate this nerve and that can trigger an extra beat, very common to have them bending over etc
@@seffie4363I have atrial fibrillation (afib) I also get a lot of different heart ♥️ episodes after reading your comment 👈🏻 I wonder 💭 if that’s what’s causing MY heart ♥️ to trigger like it does 👈🏻😱🚨⚠️💭👆🏻 SO many times a DAY 👈🏻 so go through this if I just move MY leg OR arm 👈🏻😱 MY heart ♥️ will get triggered 👈🏻😱🚨⚠️💭👆🏻 it’s SO unbelievable plus scary 😱 including stressful 👈🏻⚠️👆🏻
I was actually thinking about this, when I lay back or lean forward or lay on my left side it happens very noticeably
I get it when I sit on bed or lay in certain position. Is it normal?
@@akshatam534yes. Since my original comment, I have had an echo, ekg, holter, and stress test done. They all revealed that my heart is fine. My ectopics come and go now, mostly posture related and when I have a full stomach. My vagus nerve is extremely over reactive to high anxiety poor gut health. Once I got those under check my ectopics reduced by 90% and I barely notice them now, and when I do they do not cause the panic levels that they did before.
This has all started again, have them most of the day. I think it is related to hormones because I am 51 and I think menopausal. It is still scary when it happens all day and night.
I hear ya! Mine started about 3 months ago. Some days (maybe once a week), it doesn't skip at all! Right when I wake up in the morning, it's not skipping but then around noon until I go to bed, it skips 3 or 4 times per minute.
Take 25mg of Benadryl. That calms them right down.
I’m in perimenopause and MY heart ♥️ has been unbelievable since hitting perimenopause because of the HORMONES I also have a heart ♥️ condition atrial fibrillation (afib) SO there’s times the hormones are flaring SO bad it triggers MY heart ♥️ in afib then I have to rush to the hospital 🏥 it’s a complete living nightmare
I’m in perimenopause and MY heart ♥️ has been unbelievable since hitting perimenopause because of the HORMONES I also have a heart ♥️ condition atrial fibrillation (afib) SO there’s times the hormones are flaring SO bad it triggers MY heart ♥️ in afib then I have to rush to the hospital 🏥 it’s a complete living nightmare
Big time. I missed 2 periods and now this has been brutal .
Mine was caused by the Pfizer vaccine. After I had the vaccine I’m now left with an ectopic heartbeat. As well as the heart pumping less than the normal amount of blood out per beat.
Me too.
@@charliemasse6066 I’m so sorry to hear that. Did you have a cardiac mri done?
@@yf3061 No. Had a heart attack 9 days after 2nd Pfizer.
Interesting
I get ectopics all the day specially when i focus on them.....
Do breathing exercises.
My Cardiologist and I suspect many others, give the patient far too little information about patients heart issues. Maybe he feels we wouldn't understand anyway but some sort of explanation is much appreciated because it's rather scary. I've learned most of what I know from Sanjay. He told me I had a "strong" heart and I had no idea what it meant until Sanjay explained it. I love his videos! They are so informative and presented in a way we can understand. They also give you assurance that there are many treatments and even cures. Thanks, Dr. Gupta, for your knowledge and willingness to share.
Very insightful and practical physiological detail. I love your shorts too, would taking magnesium and vitamin C be recommended when you don’t know how serious it can potentially be? What about a Val salva?
I get them when I stand up as I have POTS, if you take a deep breath in , bend forwards or drink a glass of water quickly it can correct it . Also magnesium is your best friend if you are allowed to take it x
What type of Magnesium ?
i started having an issue a few weeks ago-when i stood upmy heart rate would increase to 110-125 which then would trigger pvc’s, as soon as i sat down it calms down quickly x not sure if its pots or some kind of related dysautonomia x now on low dose bb’s
What type of beater blocker are you on and how’s that been going for you?
@@MrKeenaz 30mg propranolol and its helping a lot tho still get some pvc’s
@@seffie436330mg???!!!!
You are a truly impressive Doctor of high calibre. Understanding compassionate and loyal. Bringing everyone information that can be related to in a easy understandable way. Thank you so very much. Dr. Sanjay. You are a remarkable wonderful person. May you your family and special dog have the best future plus many blessings kind Sir.Kindest regards.
Thanks for all your informational videos, Doc!
I have been having skipped beats flutters for almost two months now all day everyday and my cardiologist appt is not till next month I’m scared everyday
I get them throughout the day, everyday, since 2021 when I had the Pfizer shots. I recently had an abnormal 12 lead ECG. I was young and healthy, a lot has been going wrong with my health lately.
How are you now?
Do you have any information in regards to people having PACS/PVCs with a Congenital absence of the RCA? I’m free of any obvious disease and I have led a very active life up until thyroid/hormone issues. I can’t find much about this topic. Thank you for providing such helpful information.
Life is dangerous.
Thank you for the information. Great video.
I get these everyday 24/7 and I’m 17
Try a magnesium supplement, it worked for me,but get the glycinate it wont upset your stomach, hope it helps
Name of magnesium supplement?
@@minakhan8281 magnesium glycinate 80mg twice a day
@@minakhan8281 Try Magnesium Citrate, gummies or tablets. Two per day only. Should end the ectopics in three or four days. It worked for me and that was year ago, still no ectopics. It's a great thing!
I had ectopic beats diagnosed by a cardiologist when I had a severe sore throat (just before covid was recognised eg Nov 2019). They lasted for about a month and it was scary but i've never had them since. Can infection viral or otherwise cause temporary ectopic beats?
I have it after the covid vaccine. So I think the answer is yes as with the vax the virus is injected into you in order to make the antibodies.
How much times it happens in a day?..and sore thoat in which time
I am now 40 and i suffer from pvcs since i was 20. Sometimes i get ectopics everyday for a month then it stops for a few months. Then comes on occasionally then comes back again. I can't deny the fact that i am still scared or annoyed by it. I underwent echo more than a year ago and i have a normal heart. Things that trigger my pvc are as the ff:
Spicy food, stress, asthma medications, too much sugar, chocolates, high fiber food like chia seeds, lying down.
I don't have medications. The cardiologist prescribed metropolol but i refused because i don't want to be drug dependent. I tried 200mg of magnesium taurate but no to avail.
Metropolol is a beta blocker, which helps to regulate and stabilise your heart rate. It also protects your heart.
Thank you!!! Very informative❤
Thank you Doctor
I forgot all about my magnesium spray I went straight into the bathroom and sprayed myself because about 5 days ago this happened and it felt like I wasn't getting it under control. it's really scary.
Take one teaspoon of Benadryl and they will calm right down
Might be a coincidence but I seem to get them if I forget to take my supplements.
It's the magnesium..
Thank you!❤
best doctor ever
I agree.
Then tell me whats the solution to this Etopic beats
Thank you. The docs think my bf has this. It's a bit worrying
They are very common. In a longer version of a video he says if he took one hundred people off the street and checked them, 70% would have ectopic beats.
Thx for sharing this info.
Thank you Doctor. I didn't know what I was experiencing until I watched your video on the subject. Then, per your recommendation, a simple magnesium supplement 'cured' it with in a day!!!
Can you tell me name of magnesium supplement.. I am having pvc since 2010. They just don't go away ... Now I have cold feet and hands and breathlessness... However it reduced in intensity as I take alp
@YorkCardiology Love your work brother! I know you may never see this I HAVE THE SCARIEST! And I mean scariest PVCS every day! I’m at about 35-45000 daily I’d say on a bad day. It’s gotten to the point to wear it happens even when my heart is racing! Causing me to feel everyone and it to take my breathe away! I have no insurance so it’s hard for me to have an ablation! But this is literally RUINING MY LIFE! I cannot eat! I cannot rest! HORRIBLE! Honestly sometimes I feel hopeless! The pvcs have gotten so bad and I’m only 32 years old! My doctor tells me to take metoprolol but when I did it made me super dizzy! I have the worst anxiety in the world when these are present! When I don’t eat and just woke up there not there as soon as I take my lisinopril 20mg, buprenorphine, and my vitamins and get to moving it starts happening slowly. When I eat THEY ARE THE GOD AWFUL WORST and it’s weird cause I can USALLY feel them in my gut and throat! When they happen sometimes it takes my breath and I almost pass out! DOC I NEED Advice! TGANKS FOR YOUR TIME!!!
LUCAS SOWELL-age 32
NASHVILLE TN
*Dr York please let us know what oral medication is used to treat Ectopic beats and also what kind of supplements are good to contain it ?*
He always says magnesium is good. I’m no doctor so do your own research ay.
@@MrKeenaz Magnesium Taurate is what Dr. Gupta recommends but I use Magnesium Citrate and it also works extremely well to stop ectopics permanently.
So this isn't a serious problem. Just let the doctor monitor it. Does this have anything to do with high blood pressure?
ectopics have nothing to do with anything, they are normal occurrence. Dr. Gupta has a video about a study done that breaks down the percentage of healthy people who have them by age groups. Most people have them, but many people never feel them. If they bother you, take Magnesium Citrate supplements and they will end after a few days. Keep taking the supplement and they won't be back. It worked for me, and finally I have freedom from that horrible feeling.
*Dr York please let us know if Cardioversion can treat Ectopic beats issue*
No, Cardioversion is to correct a constant rhythm disturbance ie AF or Flutter.
@@chrisbarrow9909 Isnt Extopix beats is a rhythm disturbance so why cant Cardioversion correct it and how about Ablation ?
Hi, please could you tell us about sinus pauses and escape beats ? Thank you
I have small scaring at bottom of heart my heart also flutters is this why?
How are you feeling now
Question Dr Gupta can exposure to asbestos cause a PAC ?
Encouraging Note :)
Are these the same as palpitations?
Yes it's a type of palpitation
Is there a way to cure Ectopic Atrial Rhythm?
pvc?
anemia causes it?
Maybe time for a software upgrade...
Beets improves blood flow
is this PVC?
@yorkcardiology Love your work brother! I know you may never see this I HAVE THE SCARIEST! And I mean scariest PVCS every day! I’m at about 35-45000 daily I’d say on a bad day. It’s gotten to the point to wear it happens even when my heart is racing! Causing me to feel everyone and it to take my breathe away! I have no insurance so it’s hard for me to have an ablation! But this is literally RUINING MY LIFE! I cannot eat! I cannot rest! HORRIBLE! Honestly sometimes I feel hopeless! The pvcs have gotten so bad and I’m only 32 years old! My doctor tells me to take metoprolol but when I did it made me super dizzy! I have the worst anxiety in the world when these are present! When I don’t eat and just woke up there not there as soon as I take my lisinopril 20mg, buprenorphine, and my vitamins and get to moving it starts happening slowly. When I eat THEY ARE THE GOD AWFUL WORST and it’s weird cause I can USALLY feel them in my gut and throat! When they happen sometimes it takes my breath and I almost pass out! DOC I NEED Advice! TGANKS FOR YOUR TIME!!!
LUCAS SOWELL-age 32
NASHVILLE TN
hope you will get better, ectopics sucks
How are you dude?
Get off all those pills/drugs, and go buy some magnesium citrate or taurate, and take the supplement. Take two per day as the bottle says, and within three days or so your ectopics should be gone for good. I had huge numbers of ectopics for nearly 30 years, like you. But now they've been gone completely for over a year, thanks to the magnesium citrate. Try it!! Also magnesium works great to calm you down and help with anxiety. Research it if you want, magnesium is a necessary thing for the body.