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Ecg showing pvcs, normal echo, electroly

2025-12-16 07:18:04
Hi, my husband's ecg showing pvcs despite using flecarite 100 mg twice daily and sotalol 80 mg once from 6 months, still ecg showing pvcs, echo is normal, electrolytes normal, no alcohol and smoking, reducing weight also. No diabetes. What could be the reason for this pvcs.
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The ectopics could be because of multiple reasons, such as structural heart, abnormality, accessory pathways in the Heart, electrolyte imbalance, et cetera et cetera. Kindly consult with your cardiologist regarding further evaluation in the form of electrophysiology study sos

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