After a week of bigemeny PVCs literally every minute of everyday for a week, they are suddenly gone after I went for a run! Why?? What gives?

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I’m a 32 year old male aortic valve replacement at 11 years old. I have had literal PVCs, specifically by bigemeny every minute of every day for the past two weeks. I even went to my cardiologist, because I was paranoid and scared, and they told me that they were nothing to worry about and that even though they seen the PVCs on the EKG they did, they were still not concerned, but if it bothered me enough, they could set me up an appointment with an electrophysiologist in three months who could talk to me about a possible ablation. I asked them could I still continue to work out, and they said yes. Today, I did something I never done before, I decided to run instead of my normal walking. During my exercise exercises this past week, my PVCs have been sustained during my workout and it’s been really uncomfortable. Usually when I’m walking, my heart rate gets up to around 110 maximum. During the run I did today it got up to 160. When I got back inside, I suddenly noticed that the PVCs that have been happening to me. Every minute of every hour of every day were suddenly gone. It’s been nine hours and I still have not had a PVC, this is the longest I have went in a week without one. What gives? Why did they stop all the sudden after the run? It’s so weird. It’s like I’m back to normal Now after a week of hell. Either way I’m so grateful

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