Powered By
@A myPHteam Member PVCs are a fairly common occurrence in PH. Many things can trigger them. You're already a step ahead if you're seeing an electrophysiologist. My husband was experiencing PVCs 30% of the time. This was causing him to have dizzy spells, fainting, and moments of disorientation. After adjusting some medications, adding some new medications, and getting a pacemaker he's doing much better.
@A myPHteam Member we are grateful my husband has such a knowledgeable, skilled EP specialist. The pacemaker has made such a difference in how my husband feels. I'm just thankful I don't need to worry about him passing out.
Thank you for responding. It's always good to know you're not alone. ✅ It sounds like your husband's meds change & pacemaker were just what he needed. Blessings! 🙏👍
Thank you so much for sharing. My heart rate runs on the slow side & I can't ever feel my PVCs. It's only my reaction to a trigger that causes the problems ..... My reaction is: Sudden SOB, nausea, dizzy, headache, weak & my belly blows up!
My Electrophysiologist has me on Flecinaide for it. He's Uping the dosage some just now.
What are your triggers? How do you react & how long does it take for you to recover?
Carolyn 💕⚕️🥼🩺💕
Continue with Facebook
Continue with Email
Join
Your Privacy Choices
