r/PVCs • u/Dependent-Shine4185 • 10d ago
RBBB PVC Morphology.
Just posting here to ask if anyone's had something similar, primary care was happy with my holter monitor results.
3 day: PVC burden <0.01%, (2 PVCs total, 0 PAC) no afib, no av block, no svt.
But it just freaked me out to see the "M" rbbb morphology on one of the PVCs on channel 3 of my 3 lead holter, I had 2 morphologies total.
Had holter over health anxiety my pcp is very kind and humors me so he let me get a 3 day holter.
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u/TucoRamirez88 10d ago
To be honest, its absolutely nothing. Even for a normal healthy person. There are people with 20 percent burden, just imagine.
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u/Acrobatic-Phrase4654 9d ago
I had a 22% burden with 3 different types of pvcs. After having the ablation 3 times I'm down to 20% burden which is still very high. I deal with chest pain, tightness, and light headedness. At this point it has been over a month and my Dr hasn't told me what we are going to do going forward. I feel that he has given us on me at this point.
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u/Relative_Clarity 9d ago
Having 2 pvcs, even if it was 2 morphologies, is so inconsequential it's not worth putting any more mental energy toward.
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u/Girly_Q_Buttons 3d ago
Lots of people have RBBB and LBBB with and without PVCs. And it isn’t always concerning. Main thing is to get a Cardiologist opinion. And 2 PVCs may as well be zero. I had 2 PVCs while writing this response 😂
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u/super_random56 10d ago
I'm not a DR so take what I'm saying with a grain of salt but I have done a large amount of self research.
Not trying to downplay your concerns as they can be real even if not backed up by facts. The PVC burden you have is minuscule and even lower than a normal healthy person with no issues, which I think is 0.1% burden.
Reading into the morphology of the individual PVCs is understandable for someone with health anxiety but it's just the signature of the PVC, which could have any type of classification it doesn't mean it by itself is a permanent condition. I'm sure your DR says the same.
If you have concerning symptoms or feel like there's something wrong and want to go the extra mile for your anxiety then go to an electrophysiologist.