I now I'm having second thoughts about this Rythmol because I have read it could have potential bad side affects. What are your thoughts on these so called benign PVC's. Beta blockers, probably the safest of the antiarrhythmic drugs, are often given in situations where the patient literally can not stand the PVCs, i.e. they significantly reduce the patient's quality of life. Of course, the EP doctor is a specialist in arrythmias and antiarrhythmic medications, so I am glad to see you will be evaluated as such. I hope this information is useful.
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