This is great advice. I've had benign ventricular ectopics for over 20 years, sometimes on bad days, I experience upwards of 500 a day. Getting fit has definitely reduced them and it's an ongoing battle to stay relaxed and passive when they arrive. I particularly love your advice around getting used to feeling them in an active setting and building confidence in your heart and it's response to an ectopic beat during faster more intense heart rates.
@@Kukilo_Kumo Both of you have rookie numbers, I have 13000/day haha :D It's okay, fear occurs from the unknown,get to know your ectopics. If your ectopics are less than 25,000/day , your ejection fraction is 60%+ ,your ectopics disappear on higher BPM and your heart is morphologically normal, then you are 100% safe,it's like taking a small dive underwater for 1 second,you might not be able to breath at that 1 second but your body is good enough to support that !Every fear disappears when learning more about it!
My story is so much like yours, I’ve been totally checked out by every doctor under the Sun, having every test known to man, totally clear, but still paranoid every time I feel one.. this video really helped, thank you very much❤
I guess I know so much about them, medically speaking. I know what causes them, and I know that they do not weaken the heart muscle over time- Unless they are part of a more complex arrhythmia pathology. I studied medicine. Lately, over the last couple of years, I have learnt to live with them, and by that, I mean They are now very much in the background of my life. There are many things you can do to help: You could try a simple, magnesium turate Supplement, Try drinking more water throughout the day, Sugary foods only make them worse, So try and minimise your sugar intake, Stress has a direct link, Various breathing techniques have made my ectopics Much less Pronounced, Regular exercise will help Build a stronger cardiovascular system. I would not go down the route of beta blockers, They have what’s called a ‘Rebound’- ie They generally work quite well to alleviate ectopics, but when the drug wears off, the ectopics become much worse- It’s a vicious cycle. Most cardiologists in the UK, try not to refer to beta blockers- Unless your ectopics Have a pathology. I have intellectualised my ectopics, And they have almost disappeared. I was lucky enough, though, to go private, and have every test I wanted- Sometimes, having lots of tests can be reassuring. Ectopic beats come in many guises, Many shapes and forms, Many appearances.. Many presentations, And so, for me, it was hard to know if there was a Pathology or not. I guess I had the money to do as many tests as I wanted, For my own reassurance. And it does help to know a lot about the heart- I probably know a great deal more about the heart than a regular doctor.
I wish there was some sort of ectopics meet up where people like us who experience ectopics could meet up with each other and help and support and comfort each other. Or you could phone someone for reassurance when you're feeling them.
Have you both been suffering with them for long? Were there any triggers? I've had mine about 17 months. Thry are distressing. I'm slowly learning yo live with them and accept them but it's not easy.
Mine have been 7 years. Just started out of the blue and haven't stopped yet. Just calm and start up again. Sometimes by hour, some by day. I've had my doctor and heart doctor tell me it's a heart defect when your born and can stay dormant for years before showing up. I'm glad it took 57 years to start. I don't think I couldn't of handled then since I was younger like some have. The hell with that. Now is bad enough.....
What has happened with me is, my ectopic beats where triggered by anxiety, meaning they had a cause. Once my anxiety got put in check I don’t get any more weird heartbeats. The key is to get the anxiety in check!! The body will follow
Same here, I started to ignore them, not giving them any chance to bother me and they reduced by a lot. From week to week they seem to have reduced further.
@@dzamusic it so true it’s mind over matter, anxiety can cause a variety of physical symptoms. But once the anxiety is brought under control, the symptoms disappear
I have severe anxiety issues but I’m wondering why is it getting triggered by exercise. I got ECG, echocardiogram,stress test , Holter test, everything came out fine.
@@adityathaman9955im in the exact same situation haha. I also had tests done and ive had multiple doctors say that im fine but sometimes during exercise i get them a little bit more than usual.
I was getting probably 7-900 per day. I started adding magnesium to very little avail, then added potassium- definite improvement. Drinking loads of water also helped (most people are dehydrated). But by far the biggest impact was incorporating 5.5 breathing, not just during a bout of ectopics but as often as you can think of it. This has had the effect of slowing my breathing in general even when I'm not doing 5.5 breathing. Now I only get about 10 ectopics per day- a dramatic improvement! As long as my breathing is below 16 breaths per minute, I seem to no longer get ectopics, which had haunted me for 5 years. It's worth cutting out processed foods and reducing alcohol as well. Like a lot of people in this thread, I found standard medical help to be of little use- ECGs, chest X-rays, blood tests. I also tried accupuncture- not much help. I hope some of this helps and sympathy for any sufferers.
Iv had ectopics for 36 years till I came across some videos by Sanjay Gupta he recommended taking magnesium taurate will really helps I might not feel any for weeks until going through a period of high stree and anxiety after losing my 17 year old dog and boom there bag I’m now stuck in a cycle fear and more ectopics hopefully I can break this cycle soon stop adding more fear 😊
I eat 1 banana each morning (potassium) and 1 teaspoon of magnesium citrate powder (in water of course) before bed each night. My ectopics went from several times daily to almost completely gone for roughly 1 year now. Today they have come back slightly, possibly due to stress. But taking both potassium & magnesium has worked wonders for me so far.
@@tellittothemarines704 It seems to work pretty well, but since the post above I have had numerous 'spells' which sometimes last 15-30 minutes or more. I haven't figured out if those are stress/anxiety related or digestion related. Bananas (potassium) seem more effective than magnesium for me, but I maintain the same daily routine as above.
@@lylyb6815 I’m not a doctor, but my GP & cardiologist have always said I can keep taking it daily. I saw my GP for my annual check up a few days ago & he was fine with it. Been taking it once daily for over a year & had no problems.
I have it very similar, in the morning little bit of Coffee (because of my blood pressure normally is very low) and caffeine stabilize it. Then banana, and at the evening also banana, and water with salt. Helped me to get rid of them almost completely.
I am glad I found this video, I have been dealing with this at night and I will be laying down and just jump out of bed scared and making it worst every time. I have been to the doctor so many times to the point they set up my next appointment a year from now and gave me placebo pills cause when they check nothing is wrong. He always say you need to get that anxiety under control that whats going to cause harm more then anything. So this video help me relax alot and going to go through more of your videos.
@@ItsFunTimeBruh-cc6vv yes. But in the 9 months since I wrote this post, I have been walking regularly and doing yoga and they have really decreased. If I go up 5-6 pounds in weight they increase. But overall have decreased in number as I've increased level of fitness.
@@thesaltycrone9237 bro 🥺. These ectopics get worse after exercise . Even I feel while exercising one or 2 skipped heart beat. What to do don't know. These makes me more scared and panic . 🥺🥺🥺
@@ItsFunTimeBruh-cc6vv I try to remember that they are happening all the time and I'm still alive. The startle me and still scare me sometimes but I go through a list of things that I know calm me. Coughing is something that works for me, deep breathing. Thanks to Dr Guptas videos, I am a little more relaxed about them. At least once a month I rewatch one of his videos to remind my self that the ectopics aren't really dangerous but they are really uncomfortable. My cardiologist said they were fine so I have to trust that for now😇
Thank you I've only just started having these last weekend been to the doctors and got checked out, she didn't seemed that bothered by them and told me my heart is fine after just listening to it. Hopefully I can just ignore them the best I can
I have had ectopic beats or skipped beats since i was 16 it never realy freaked me out until i started having anxiety 3 years ago. I recently had a major scare because my heart started fluttering and i never had that before. I had a 24 hour ecg done the fluttering has not happend since the first time i had it. But i find the fluttering so damn scary your heart starts beating like 300 times per minute and your like wtf am i going to die is my heart going to stop.???? ON the 24 hour ecg i only had like 3 skipped beats and the doctor told me they are benign and not coming from a dangerous place. Still i am get scared when my heart skips because sometimes i think o no is it going to flutter again
Sounds like a panic attack! A few times I've had some really strong eptopic beats whoch immediately (and subconsciously) triggers a panic attack. Heart racing, trembling, shortness of breath...anxiety is the worst. I recommend Dr.Claire Weeks as a great tool on your journey!
does anyone else experience the "thud in the throat/chest" type ectopic beat followed by the sensation of the damn air/wind getting knocked out of you like you got choked for a second and couldnt breathe leaving you in complete fear for your life? lol
Since the start of 2022 I have had what I describe as chest palpitations. Right in the middle of my chest, mostly it feels like something rushing up my chest or a fluttering sensation, heart rate remains normal, but it always leaves me feeling hyper alert and that shit that didn't feel right feeling!. It only last for 2 seconds and it's done. Cannot see any logical reason why it happens, they seem totally random. I saw a cardiologist had a halter monitor (x3), ECG's, EKG (x2),Stress Test, Blood tests and everything was normal. Is this how it feels for you guys too?
Hey do you train pretty regularly with yours? I got mine after getting the covid vaccine. I was a bodybuilder for about 10 years I lost everything I have ever built becuase how scared I used to be. I still get some anxiety from it so i don't get to lift like I used to but my dr said I should be fine i just get weirded out by the skip and random chest pains. I get mine mainly before bed and I'll get them for maybe a hour straight then they chill and i can knock out.
For myself sometime i do feel a pain when i get the missed beat. This is due to the heart beating stronger after a beat was missed because the ventricle was filled with extra blood. Its scary but only last one second. Until it happens again😭
For me about 1/10 of ectopics that i feel are painful. Do you guys have somatic memories about the ectopic beats? Like you remember what the skipped beats feel like and get the same anxiety reaction as if it actually happened just now ?
@@shanbazallFor myself after i get the missed beats and sometimes with the pain, i get a lingering feeling in my chest like a memory or shall i say like a print, it goes away after two or three hours as long as i don't get another skipped beat otherwise it goes on for days. I told my cardiologist about it he says " don't worry" easy for him to say.
It's just torture. Almost as if someone is constantly hitting you and you're anticipating the next hit before it happens. Very taxing and anxiety inducing. Especially when it seems to come out of nowhere and the shock is more pronounced if I'm somewhat relaxed when it happens. It creates a feeling of "When I feel safe, I'm not actually safe".@@agenziacentrale4383
Man, I hate these. My reflex is to gasp. I get rare ventricular and common supraventricular ectopics. One time when it happened I was taking a quick walk after a meal and it hit me. I felt like there was a pause in my heart and I was going to die. I'm always afraid my heart will simply stop randomly. I've been checked thoroughly ECGs, 24h monitors, ultrasounds, what's worse, and there's literally nothing wrong with my heart.
pijes li kakve tablete?ja sam na atenol is ipak imam prosli holter 48 pvc.Najgore je nekoliko prekoka u redu .uzas svaki dan boriti se sa ovim .radila sam cak onaj test za ablaciju pre dve godine ali nista nisu mogli naci .
@@gusineZa preskoke ništa, samo bisoprolol zbog napada panike tokom kojih dobijem visok pritisak i tahikardiju. Za preskoke znam od 11-12 god, a sad mi je 24.
@@365tito3ja svaki osjetim uzas posle jela imam a najgore kada legnem da spavam ili u snu osjecam .Ne mogu vjerovat da nema nikakve tablete da se to zaustavi .Izgleda da se sa ovim mora zivjet i trpjet uzas
I had these damned PVC for 40 years, in my experience they increase as you get older, I m going through a bad period of them right now, trying all sort of things to calm them to no avail, I had covid a month ago and i think that it is the cause of this, maybe also my insufficient vitamin D level has a part in this, however i m taking supplements, lets see how it goes. By the way i have a philips tc70 ecg machine, thats where i check myself daily. Saving thousands on doctor ecg test 😅
Mine have weakend the heart muscles..medication improved the bottom ones..heart now working at 50 percent, top still having ectopic every second heart beat. They should not be ignored, wrong advice.
Yes, But every beat is a problem. A few a day or so isn't a problem. My heart doctor said he's had one patient that it weakened their heart in all his 25 year practice. It's rare.
“Grant me the serenity to accept the things that I cannot change”.
This is great advice. I've had benign ventricular ectopics for over 20 years, sometimes on bad days, I experience upwards of 500 a day. Getting fit has definitely reduced them and it's an ongoing battle to stay relaxed and passive when they arrive. I particularly love your advice around getting used to feeling them in an active setting and building confidence in your heart and it's response to an ectopic beat during faster more intense heart rates.
My pvcs 3700/day..😢😢😢
Do u take any medicines
@@Kukilo_Kumo Both of you have rookie numbers, I have 13000/day haha :D
It's okay, fear occurs from the unknown,get to know your ectopics. If your ectopics are less than 25,000/day , your ejection fraction is 60%+ ,your ectopics disappear on higher BPM and your heart is morphologically normal, then you are 100% safe,it's like taking a small dive underwater for 1 second,you might not be able to breath at that 1 second but your body is good enough to support that !Every fear disappears when learning more about it!
My story is so much like yours, I’ve been totally checked out by every doctor under the Sun, having every test known to man, totally clear, but still paranoid every time I feel one.. this video really helped, thank you very much❤
Thats me lol
How r u doing now???
I guess I know so much about them, medically speaking. I know what causes them, and I know that they do not weaken the heart muscle over time- Unless they are part of a more complex arrhythmia pathology. I studied medicine. Lately, over the last couple of years, I have learnt to live with them, and by that, I mean They are now very much in the background of my life. There are many things you can do to help: You could try a simple, magnesium turate Supplement, Try drinking more water throughout the day, Sugary foods only make them worse, So try and minimise your sugar intake, Stress has a direct link, Various breathing techniques have made my ectopics Much less Pronounced, Regular exercise will help Build a stronger cardiovascular system. I would not go down the route of beta blockers, They have what’s called a ‘Rebound’- ie They generally work quite well to alleviate ectopics, but when the drug wears off, the ectopics become much worse- It’s a vicious cycle. Most cardiologists in the UK, try not to refer to beta blockers- Unless your ectopics Have a pathology. I have intellectualised my ectopics, And they have almost disappeared. I was lucky enough, though, to go private, and have every test I wanted- Sometimes, having lots of tests can be reassuring. Ectopic beats come in many guises, Many shapes and forms, Many appearances.. Many presentations, And so, for me, it was hard to know if there was a Pathology or not. I guess I had the money to do as many tests as I wanted, For my own reassurance. And it does help to know a lot about the heart- I probably know a great deal more about the heart than a regular doctor.
I check with doctor and confirmed having mvp and mitral regurgitation
Omg, thank you for that. I'm crying now... I feel so relieved to hear these words. Thank you so much❤
Hey...m too suffering with the ectopics .....how r u doing now?
For fuck sake HOW MANY DIFFERENT SYMPTOMS IN EVERY SINGLE PART OF MY BODY DO I HAVE TO ACCEPT WHILE DEALING WITH THE HEALTH ANXIETY...
all of them
Lol. Yup, That's me. And there's never an answer. I just hope one day they're not wrong.....
I wish there was some sort of ectopics meet up where people like us who experience ectopics could meet up with each other and help and support and comfort each other. Or you could phone someone for reassurance when you're feeling them.
I would attend them.. I think it would greatly help us who suffer from them.
Me too. I’m ve been a bad bout my f them recently and have been causing me a lot of distess
Have you both been suffering with them for long? Were there any triggers? I've had mine about 17 months. Thry are distressing. I'm slowly learning yo live with them and accept them but it's not easy.
Mine have been 7 years. Just started out of the blue and haven't stopped yet. Just calm and start up again. Sometimes by hour, some by day. I've had my doctor and heart doctor tell me it's a heart defect when your born and can stay dormant for years before showing up. I'm glad it took 57 years to start. I don't think I couldn't of handled then since I was younger like some have. The hell with that. Now is bad enough.....
What has happened with me is, my ectopic beats where triggered by anxiety, meaning they had a cause. Once my anxiety got put in check I don’t get any more weird heartbeats. The key is to get the anxiety in check!! The body will follow
Same here, I started to ignore them, not giving them any chance to bother me and they reduced by a lot. From week to week they seem to have reduced further.
@@dzamusic it so true it’s mind over matter, anxiety can cause a variety of physical symptoms. But once the anxiety is brought under control, the symptoms disappear
I have severe anxiety issues but I’m wondering why is it getting triggered by exercise. I got ECG, echocardiogram,stress test , Holter test, everything came out fine.
@@adityathaman9955im in the exact same situation haha. I also had tests done and ive had multiple doctors say that im fine but sometimes during exercise i get them a little bit more than usual.
same here, i always feel them when i got my anxiety get the best of me
Thanks for these videos I thought literally I was alone on this
No way. It's common.
I was getting probably 7-900 per day. I started adding magnesium to very little avail, then added potassium- definite improvement. Drinking loads of water also helped (most people are dehydrated). But by far the biggest impact was incorporating 5.5 breathing, not just during a bout of ectopics but as often as you can think of it. This has had the effect of slowing my breathing in general even when I'm not doing 5.5 breathing. Now I only get about 10 ectopics per day- a dramatic improvement! As long as my breathing is below 16 breaths per minute, I seem to no longer get ectopics, which had haunted me for 5 years. It's worth cutting out processed foods and reducing alcohol as well. Like a lot of people in this thread, I found standard medical help to be of little use- ECGs, chest X-rays, blood tests. I also tried accupuncture- not much help. I hope some of this helps and sympathy for any sufferers.
I noticed that whenever I have acid reflux problem I got these ectopics . I think there is a relation between Acid reflux and Skipped heart beat.
@@ItsFunTimeBruh-cc6vvsame
How do u get potassium in your diet
@@kduilio Take Potassium supplements
@hengrave5 I heard taking too much can be toxic for the body is there a certain amount u take that works for you? How much?
Wow you go out and you train in a gym! I'm very proud of you and what you achieved. All the best
I stay home. I've gotten to the place that I can't go where I used to anymore.
Iv had ectopics for 36 years till I came across some videos by Sanjay Gupta he recommended taking magnesium taurate will really helps I might not feel any for weeks until going through a period of high stree and anxiety after losing my 17 year old dog and boom there bag I’m now stuck in a cycle fear and more ectopics hopefully I can break this cycle soon stop adding more fear 😊
Hi! Can you tell me which magnesium taurate you used? Thanks 😊
Yes please share the exact one you take.
Hey. How many Ectopic Beats you have in a day?
@@marcusjaguar8510my pvcs 3700/24 hours😢😢
There from a company called ethical nutrition
I eat 1 banana each morning (potassium) and 1 teaspoon of magnesium citrate powder (in water of course) before bed each night. My ectopics went from several times daily to almost completely gone for roughly 1 year now. Today they have come back slightly, possibly due to stress. But taking both potassium & magnesium has worked wonders for me so far.
@@tellittothemarines704 It seems to work pretty well, but since the post above I have had numerous 'spells' which sometimes last 15-30 minutes or more. I haven't figured out if those are stress/anxiety related or digestion related. Bananas (potassium) seem more effective than magnesium for me, but I maintain the same daily routine as above.
Can you takr magnesium for a full year without overdosing!
@@lylyb6815 I’m not a doctor, but my GP & cardiologist have always said I can keep taking it daily. I saw my GP for my annual check up a few days ago & he was fine with it. Been taking it once daily for over a year & had no problems.
Yes i take this in a form of electrolyte powder
I have it very similar, in the morning little bit of Coffee (because of my blood pressure normally is very low) and caffeine stabilize it. Then banana, and at the evening also banana, and water with salt. Helped me to get rid of them almost completely.
Does anyone feel them like skipped beats and also feel them in you throat airway?
I do all the time
Yup, Everytime. Some are just worse than others.
I am glad I found this video, I have been dealing with this at night and I will be laying down and just jump out of bed scared and making it worst every time. I have been to the doctor so many times to the point they set up my next appointment a year from now and gave me placebo pills cause when they check nothing is wrong. He always say you need to get that anxiety under control that whats going to cause harm more then anything. So this video help me relax alot and going to go through more of your videos.
Brilliant video and so well delivered. Thank you very much. You seem like a kind soul.
Thank you for this. I can exercise or take a hot shower, but when I stop I have ectopic beats for 3-5 minutes. Glad to hear I am not the only one!
Do you get ectopics after exercise ??
@@ItsFunTimeBruh-cc6vv yes. But in the 9 months since I wrote this post, I have been walking regularly and doing yoga and they have really decreased. If I go up 5-6 pounds in weight they increase. But overall have decreased in number as I've increased level of fitness.
@@thesaltycrone9237 bro 🥺.
These ectopics get worse after exercise . Even I feel while exercising one or 2 skipped heart beat. What to do don't know. These makes me more scared and panic . 🥺🥺🥺
@@ItsFunTimeBruh-cc6vv I try to remember that they are happening all the time and I'm still alive. The startle me and still scare me sometimes but I go through a list of things that I know calm me. Coughing is something that works for me, deep breathing. Thanks to Dr Guptas videos, I am a little more relaxed about them. At least once a month I rewatch one of his videos to remind my self that the ectopics aren't really dangerous but they are really uncomfortable. My cardiologist said they were fine so I have to trust that for now😇
I hate that.
Thank you I've only just started having these last weekend been to the doctors and got checked out, she didn't seemed that bothered by them and told me my heart is fine after just listening to it. Hopefully I can just ignore them the best I can
Thank you so much. I needed to hear this as I am a very healthy person. Thank you friend.
I have had ectopic beats or skipped beats since i was 16 it never realy freaked me out until i started having anxiety 3 years ago. I recently had a major scare because my heart started fluttering and i never had that before. I had a 24 hour ecg done the fluttering has not happend since the first time i had it. But i find the fluttering so damn scary your heart starts beating like 300 times per minute and your like wtf am i going to die is my heart going to stop.???? ON the 24 hour ecg i only had like 3 skipped beats and the doctor told me they are benign and not coming from a dangerous place. Still i am get scared when my heart skips because sometimes i think o no is it going to flutter again
Sounds like a panic attack! A few times I've had some really strong eptopic beats whoch immediately (and subconsciously) triggers a panic attack. Heart racing, trembling, shortness of breath...anxiety is the worst. I recommend Dr.Claire Weeks as a great tool on your journey!
I started getting them after getting sick with a virus I suspect stupid COVID but I have anxiety as well so it's a vicious cycle it sucks!!
Thats my exact situation rn, covid messed me up
does anyone else experience the "thud in the throat/chest" type ectopic beat followed by the sensation of the damn air/wind getting knocked out of you like you got choked for a second and couldnt breathe leaving you in complete fear for your life? lol
And the doctor tells you that most people don't feel them and not to worry.
How long have u been feeling yours? may I ask@@Agrajag254
yeah, wish "I" didn't
Even when I get up in the morning and start walking around.....there they go.
Thank you so much...this video helps me a lot...God bless
Since the start of 2022 I have had what I describe as chest palpitations. Right in the middle of my chest, mostly it feels like something rushing up my chest or a fluttering sensation, heart rate remains normal, but it always leaves me feeling hyper alert and that shit that didn't feel right feeling!. It only last for 2 seconds and it's done. Cannot see any logical reason why it happens, they seem totally random. I saw a cardiologist had a halter monitor (x3), ECG's, EKG (x2),Stress Test, Blood tests and everything was normal. Is this how it feels for you guys too?
If your heartbeat feels normal during that, it's not your heart. Sometimes that's muscle spasms. It beat fast if it was that.....
Bro you are little me i have these things you know my eptopics are less after doing pranayama (yoga) breathing yoga
Hi I'm having ectopic beats
Anybody With Slow Hear rate and Ectopics ??
take magnesium
Careful, something may happen, and I don't mean with your heart....Lol.
And the best part is you get ectopics when your HR is normal 60-70 bpm , but you dont get them while exercizing or walking .
same here at night especially .
@@gusinedo you get them with Slow Heart Rate ??
@@ItsFunTimeBruh-cc6vv Yes fast or slow l got them .No rules for Pvc's🥺
@@gusine it sucks man 🥺
@@ItsFunTimeBruh-cc6vvLike some punishment 😢every day..
Magnesium and Vitamin D is key. Those helped me the most
Not me. Not even meds did anything.
Thanks
Mine really hurts, and it actually get worse when I try to do any excercise Even walk.
Yeah, I get that too. There's a video here why that happens. I think it's mostly muscles that cause the pain.
Excellent
Thnku so much for ur words
Hey do you train pretty regularly with yours? I got mine after getting the covid vaccine. I was a bodybuilder for about 10 years I lost everything I have ever built becuase how scared I used to be. I still get some anxiety from it so i don't get to lift like I used to but my dr said I should be fine i just get weirded out by the skip and random chest pains. I get mine mainly before bed and I'll get them for maybe a hour straight then they chill and i can knock out.
Yes I go to the gym and they bother me a lot but I push through!
@@anxiety_fitness Good stuff brother thank you for the info. I swear to god I am so ready to get back on the Horse. Do you know your burden at all?
Heyy, what if it happens 24/7 mine sometimes happens all the time for weekks
I have it everyday since I've started to worry about my heart.
I get more when I exercise
During exercise or after ??
Me too. Adrenaline.
Hi please tell me do You feel pain sometimes?? In Your heart?
For myself sometime i do feel a pain when i get the missed beat. This is due to the heart beating stronger after a beat was missed because the ventricle was filled with extra blood. Its scary but only last one second. Until it happens again😭
For me about 1/10 of ectopics that i feel are painful. Do you guys have somatic memories about the ectopic beats? Like you remember what the skipped beats feel like and get the same anxiety reaction as if it actually happened just now ?
@@shanbazallFor myself after i get the missed beats and sometimes with the pain, i get a lingering feeling in my chest like a memory or shall i say like a print, it goes away after two or three hours as long as i don't get another skipped beat otherwise it goes on for days. I told my cardiologist about it he says " don't worry" easy for him to say.
It's just torture. Almost as if someone is constantly hitting you and you're anticipating the next hit before it happens. Very taxing and anxiety inducing. Especially when it seems to come out of nowhere and the shock is more pronounced if I'm somewhat relaxed when it happens. It creates a feeling of "When I feel safe, I'm not actually safe".@@agenziacentrale4383
Need your help
Man, I hate these. My reflex is to gasp. I get rare ventricular and common supraventricular ectopics. One time when it happened I was taking a quick walk after a meal and it hit me. I felt like there was a pause in my heart and I was going to die. I'm always afraid my heart will simply stop randomly. I've been checked thoroughly ECGs, 24h monitors, ultrasounds, what's worse, and there's literally nothing wrong with my heart.
Koliko imas preskoka na holteru?
@@gusine 1-4 VES, ~400-700 SVES. Zavisi kako kada.
pijes li kakve tablete?ja sam na atenol is ipak imam prosli holter 48 pvc.Najgore je nekoliko prekoka u redu .uzas svaki dan boriti se sa ovim .radila sam cak onaj test za ablaciju pre dve godine ali nista nisu mogli naci .
@@gusineZa preskoke ništa, samo bisoprolol zbog napada panike tokom kojih dobijem visok pritisak i tahikardiju. Za preskoke znam od 11-12 god, a sad mi je 24.
@@365tito3ja svaki osjetim uzas posle jela imam a najgore kada legnem da spavam ili u snu osjecam .Ne mogu vjerovat da nema nikakve tablete da se to zaustavi .Izgleda da se sa ovim mora zivjet i trpjet uzas
Awesome advice. Gonna try it!
I had these damned PVC for 40 years, in my experience they increase as you get older, I m going through a bad period of them right now, trying all sort of things to calm them to no avail, I had covid a month ago and i think that it is the cause of this, maybe also my insufficient vitamin D level has a part in this, however i m taking supplements, lets see how it goes. By the way i have a philips tc70 ecg machine, thats where i check myself daily. Saving thousands on doctor ecg test 😅
Apakah anda sudah melakukan pemeriksaan holter ?
@@Kukilo_Kumo Yes done holter 2 times, 1800 PVC 1200 PAC, doctor says dont worry. I try not to worry.
@@agenziacentrale4383 my pvc 3700/ 24 hours 🥺🥺
@@agenziacentrale4383 my pvc 3770 / day
Embrace the doom
Mine have weakend the heart muscles..medication improved the bottom ones..heart now working at 50 percent, top still having ectopic every second heart beat. They should not be ignored, wrong advice.
Yes, But every beat is a problem. A few a day or so isn't a problem. My heart doctor said he's had one patient that it weakened their heart in all his 25 year practice. It's rare.
Its such a vicious cycle:/
What are the chances you’d give me your number?? BRO WE NEED TO TALK!!!
Nah nah ARE YOU SERIOUS
Adrenaline freaks me out.
Thanks