I've had the same symptoms and negative tests as well. I am on medication now that helps control these and have had to learn what triggers them - alcohol, sweets, ect. Surprisingly caffeine has no effect. PVCs in themselves are considered harmless unless they have symptoms with them. Stay in contact with your cardiologist and consider seeing an electrophysiologist (specialist).

I completely understand & relate to what you are going through...I am also in my early 30's dealing with daily PVC's. It's something that's been plaguing me for awhile but never got checked out until recently (they started to occur more frequently after I had a baby). I started to get really scared, thinking I was dying, so I went to a cardiologist and had all the tests done; EKG, 24 hr. holter monitor, stress test & echo. Everything came back NORMAL. The doc says I'm completely healthy and have a strong heart. I was/am relieved but at a loss...how can this be normal? It's so frightening & uncomfortable, and as a result, my anxiety & depression has sky rocketed. I too am trying to figure out how to live with them and still have a happy, fulfilling life. It's a daily struggle, but have found some comfort in meditation & buddhist teachings.

I have PVC's and stress/worry makes them worse. I found this out after a visit to the emergency room, my heart was trying to kick it's way out of my chest. it is the electrical system of your heart that needs to be checked, and by a specialist.

Does anyone here feel hopeless about this condition? I have suffering from PAC, pvc and pat for 20 years and am on flecainide for it. Lately, the felcainide is not doing much and my quality of life is just not what it used to be. Sometimes, I almost wish I had a heart disease that could be treated.

Pama100 it can be discouraging to constantly have a heart beating to a different drummer. Wish I could offer some help but I have yet to find a solution. Even 100% pacing hasn't resolved my wayward heart

It is so dang hard at times to put up with these things! I can go for weeks at a time and not have the first one then bang go for days on end and have them coming out the every few mins.! On two different blood pressure meds. One is an ace inhibitor the other a beta blocker blood pressure is great now if it would talk to my heart we would be in rhythm!!! :)

O yea forgot I have been going to the beat of "a different drummer" as RoboPop says since 1985 !!!! But I am still here!!!!!! Hang in there!!!! We got this!!!! This group helps ! By just knowing we are not alone in our HEARTS!!

I was just told I have PVC also in my early 30s. Super frustrating.

LittleRooster, lol. I like you positivity!

I have them also, all the time and was told it was fine, they scare me to pieces and I have a hard time sleeping as I am afraid I will go into a bunch of them and not come out. I just saw an electrophysiologist cardiologist and he said it was all fine. Well I do not feel fine, I am on Cardizem and lisinopril for high blood pressure. Well I am constantly worrying as these skips just continue. I do not wish these on anyone in the whole world.

You might not want to hear this but, I've had PAC's and PVC's for more than 50 years. I'm still here. Had all the tests, Halter Monitor, etc.
I exercise four times a week as a Power Lifter. The only time they go away is
when I work out.
I take a diuretic for blood pressure and sometimes find my Potassium AND Magnesium test low. My Doc Has put me on a pretty good dose of both and
it has reduced the number. The only medical advise I can give you is to talk to your Doc about it. If your heart tests normal it is very unlikely one of these little horrors will do any damage except for anxiety. I finally ended up
on an anti anxiety med.

Do you ever have episodes where it feels like your heart beats rapidly out of rhythm then it’s ok. Scared me. I do have pac and pvc

i have sinus tachycardia and PVCs. Recently had a scary incident where i felt 4 in a row. The EP said it was Non-Sustained Ventricular Tachycardia but it was just a short burst, so not harmful. Basically the EP and his nurse practitioner spent a great deal of time assuring me of the following:
1. The PVCs are benign. Though very uncomfortable, they're not harmful.
2. The PVCs and other weird beats do not put me at higher risk for any more serious heart issues.
3. PVCs really only need to be treated if they happen in 10 to 15% of all your heart beats in a day....you have hundreds of thousands of beats in a day, so you would have to have thousands and thousands of PVCs before it would even need to be treated with something like ablation.
4. beta blockers can help with PVCs