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I'm on bisoprolol 1.25 once a day for skipped beats. I have had two heart surgeries one fallot tetralogy one for pulmonary valve replacement. Does anyone experience more skipped beats or flutters when they have a cold etc?

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Hi Spammy, I don't get colds often and I don't recall if a cold ever brought on a skipped beat (PVC) . What I can tell you are my triggers: Caffeine, black pepper, stress. If anything other than a cold is going on, you should investigate that also.

Regards, Joe

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Thankyou for replying. I'm glad black pepper doesn't trigger mine lol I love the stuff

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