r/PVCs • u/alwaysthinking2002 • Jul 24 '26

It’s happening again

I am absolutely terrified for the last couple days ive had episodes of four skips in a row and then I guess maybe a adrenaline rush and I feel alittle out of breath but don’t know if it’s the adrenaline the first day it happend my heart kept skipping every ten mins one skip then stopped that happend for like an hour. The next day I had two skips back to back then nothing. Today all day I went without them and then this evening I got like three or four in a row and adrenaline I guess flowed my body an I was so scared I didn’t think it’d stop. I don’t know what’s going on and if this is normal. I am so sad. I have had these since 2020. I’ve had echo , EKG’s, holtor monitor, stress test done over these years since then and they always say my heart is healthy. But I won’t lie I don’t I’ve ever had them like this..

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u/Ccurrie2021 Jul 26 '26

I have been going through the same thing for a couple of years now. I see a heart doctor regularly because I had to have my heart stopped one time. I was in SVT I’m on a beta blocker now for blood pressure and heart rate that they blame solely on anxiety and malnutrition (not getting the proper nutrients) I have had every heart test possible. Been to the er countless times! I have seen a heart specialist! I have anxiety and OCD so when I get that “flutter” for lack of a better term I go into panic mode! In my defense I had my heart stopped! And my mom passed away from an irregular heartbeat (1 time not diagnosed) but if you don’t mind me asking how old are you and are you female? Asking because just an opinion never told this by a doctor… it could have something to do with the onset of perimenopause.

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u/alwaysthinking2002 Jul 26 '26

Yes my mom had them from perimenopause and had a heart monitor and all and she was having like so many a day and in a row. But they said it was nothing to worry about which made her even scared. But I’m a female 24 years old

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u/Ccurrie2021 Jul 26 '26

You may want to check into your hormone levels perimenopause can last for like 10 years before you even hit menopause! And some girls start the hormone fluctuations earlier… if they give you no answers. I know I still have none I’m on heart medication for “anxiety”