Ventricular extrasystoles are the most common arrhythmias, which can occur in people with or without heart disease. Evaluation and treatment of ventricular extrasystoles is a challenging and complex issue. The significance and importance of ventricular extrasystoles depend on the clinical setting and underlying cardiac disease.

Premature ventricular complexes (PVCs) are abnormal heart rhythms that originate in one of the two ventricles. Ventricular extrasystoles can occur in most people, including those without heart disease or those with existing heart disease, regardless of the severity of the heart disease.

Extrasystoles are one of the most common cardiac arrhythmias in clinical practice. This arrhythmia is characterized by the presence of extraneous rhythms that cause the heart rate to become irregular. Extrasystoles can be a physiological arrhythmia and pose no danger in healthy individuals without underlying cardiovascular disease.

Hello doctor, I went to a cardiologist at Vinmec Hospital last year and was diagnosed with mild extrasystoles. I don't know if mild extrasystoles are more severe? Doctor give me advice!

About a month ago, I often felt nervous like palpitations, sometimes I had to take a deep breath to ease my breath. I went for an echocardiogram and the results were normal, but the electrocardiogram showed excess ventricular extrasystoles. How to treat ventricular extrasystoles?

Hi doctor! The child was diagnosed with an extrasystolic rhythm. So please ask the doctor, is the heart having an extrasystolic rhythm when going to the military service examination, is it exempted? Looking forward to your advice, thank you doctor!

Doctor let me ask if my breathing is not regulated with endosystolic regurgitation of 1.5/4 mitral valve, is it serious with 1/4 tricuspid valve regurgitation, doctor? I thank you doctor.

Recently, I often have heart symptoms, when I am breathing normally, I feel that my heart is beating really hard, creating a feeling of short of rhythm and having to take a deep breath to adjust to breathing normally again. At times, I feel heavy in my chest and have difficulty breathing. Doctor told me difficulty breathing, heart palpitations are signs of disease?

For the past 20 years, I have had occasional arrhythmias and slight shortness of breath. I went to the general hospital, the doctor told me not to use drugs for autonomic neuropathy. For nearly 2 years now, the condition has gotten worse, the number of arrhythmias is more, such as tachycardia or wrist pulse, skipping a beat and then continuing to beat. I am currently taking the heart drug prolol 2.5 mg orally 1/2v, now the state of skipping beats occurs more often. I discovered that a thyroid patient about this year has not taken medication, still works normally, drives a car, a porter, etc. Her condition worsens when she is worried. The doctor asked me if shortness of breath, arrhythmia is a symptom of what disease? Ask your doctor for advice. Thank you.

I went to the doctor and was diagnosed with extrasystoles (don't know whether atrial or ventricular extrasystoles). Currently, I have heart palpitations frequently, that is every day, when standing a lot (more than 10% / 1 minute), sitting less, lying down, not or rarely, besides there are no obvious symptoms. . So the doctor asked me if having extrasystoles is dangerous? Thank you doctor.