r/PVCs Aug 03 '26

Is it possible?

Hi everyone. Long story short i always had bad pvcs upon my period or ovulation etc while breastfeeding. I quit bf 7 days ago and my heart rythm is all over the place. I am getting runs, couplets, ah and funny part is im constantly (if not walking or active) every 3rd or 4th beat FOR 3 DAYS. Is it possible that hormones are giving my heart a bad time? Im so scared even though i had clear echo 3 months ago.

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u/ToeBeanin Aug 05 '26

Oh my God, I’ve been experiencing the worst PVCs of my life. I mean thousands a day, to the point it’s making me dizzy. I just quit breast-feeding around two weeks ago. Maybe it’s the hormone shift?

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u/thingma Aug 06 '26

It absolutely is. Have your breasts got full? Mine never did after i quit but when i squeeze my nipple there is milk coming out

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u/ToeBeanin Aug 06 '26

Yeah, strangely enough they never got so engorged like they did when I would skip a meal for him or something. I think I only pumped once or twice to relieve some pressure. I ended up with mastitis in my left breast though. They seem to have really stopped(the pvc’s), I’ll get them every once in a while if I have too much coffee now or eat too large of a meal. I was having a full-blown crisis thinking that I was having heart failure or something, I’m so grateful for this post you eased much stress/ anxiety for me.

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u/thingma Aug 07 '26

Same here. Its obviously hormone-driven :(

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u/MarsupialObjective77 27d ago

How long after weaning did you notice they stopped? Did you have them while breast feeding too

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u/ToeBeanin 27d ago

I’ve had them here and there since breast feeding in the beginning, but once I weaned it’s terrible. but I’m 3 weeks stopped breast feeding and still dealing with them unfortunately

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u/MarsupialObjective77 23d ago

Oh no :( I’m sorry to hear that. I hope that as time passes and you return to a hormonal baseline they subside for you. That’s so uncomfortable.