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Are Premature Ventricular Contractions, Fatigue And Headaches Interrelated?

I have chronic migraines, fatigue, trouble sleeping, and pvc’s. I’m on magnesium, low dose estrogen patch, 10 mg of Lipitor, and 50 mg of 6 mercaptopurine for hla b 27 symptoms. I’ve been on 6 my, estrogen for many years with no problem. Just started magnesium 6 weeks ago but nothing changed with that except migraines got better. Wondering if PVCs, fatigue and headaches could be related.
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As long as the PVC is concern it does not have any clinical symptoms and it can only be known with the help of EKG, the fatigue headache can be due to some infection viral infection need to be ruled out, second it can be due to some functional disorders migraine could be the cause itself.

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Are Premature Ventricular Contractions, Fatigue And Headaches Interrelated?

Hi, As long as the PVC is concern it does not have any clinical symptoms and it can only be known with the help of EKG, the fatigue headache can be due to some infection viral infection need to be ruled out, second it can be due to some functional disorders migraine could be the cause itself. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.