Patient's question:
I drank a lot of alcohol a while ago, and after I woke up, I always felt my heart skip a beat every now and then. I went to the hospital for an ECG, and the doctor told me I have premature ventricular contractions (PVCs). It's not a serious problem. I want to know if medication can control PVCs.Doctor's answer:
If premature beats occur again, medication can be used for treatment. It is still best to avoid drinking beer frequently and excessively in daily life, and try to maintain a calm mood at all times. If premature beats occur again, and arrhythmia also reappears, medication for arrhythmia can be used. It is necessary to cooperate for an echocardiogram of the heart. If myocardial damage occurs again, medication that nourishes the heart muscle can be used.