A class of medications called beta-blockers might be useful. Sometimes, doctors use them for patients who are very bothered by PACs. The medicine may decrease the frequency of PACs, though it probably will not eliminate them. Beta-blockers do have potential side effects such as slow heart rate, low blood pressure, dizziness, fatigue, and sexual dysfunction. You may want to discuss the pors and cons of starting a beta-blocker with your doctor.
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