PVC?

[Padayn01]

Looks like I finally caught my PVC on my Apple Watch,

If you have a look on the second line you can clearly see it.

I only get these after exercise

[Jalia]

I had several come up in a 30sec Kardia recording yday. ....said nothing to worry about. Mine was quite out of the blue...

[Padayn01 in reply to Jalia]

Yeah I hear they don’t really look into the odd PVC but mine seem to come always after exercise I wonder if it’s the adrenaline

[Jalia in reply to Padayn01]

My heart rate has been all over the place for a long time so could account for mine. ( awaiting ablation any week now...)

[Padayn01 in reply to Jalia]

Ablation for PVC?

[Jalia in reply to Padayn01]

AF....hope he will deal with A/tach as well !

[Coco51 in reply to Padayn01]

It probably is the adrenaline. At least, according to this it could be:

mayoclinic.org/diseases-con...

[Sfhmgusa]

Hi there I’m no cardiologist but I do get a lot of PVc’s I’m not sure you have one there it looks more like a pac (atrial )Tried to attach one of my Kardia captured PVCs but if it doesn’t work I think they are a bigger signal and a bit less sharp ,

As I said I’m no cardiologist but if they are hard to capture aka rare they are almost certainly nothing to worry about . For me about 1 in 100 beats are pvcs though recently it has lessened to 1 per 2-300

Pvc from Kardia

[Padayn01 in reply to Sfhmgusa]

Oh thanks but can’t see your report

[Sfhmgusa in reply to Padayn01]

sorry I can see it just below my words, I'm not sure what I can do never mind it wont be a life changer if you cant see it

[Ppiman]

I've read that most people, of all ages, get PVCs at some point, and especially so after exercise. I don't know whether mine are PVCs or PACs, though. I was told that the latter are much less common and can trigger atrial fibrillation. I was told that both are usually benign. Some of mine are "thumps" and one even seemed to excite my cardiologist.

Steve