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PAC's and PVC's

Was just wondering if anyone has this happen to them. I get pvc's and pac's during the morning, they last about two hours and then all the sudden they are gone. It's going on right now as I type this and of course it gives me a panic attack because it just all the sudden happens. Was just wondering if anybody has this happen to them and what they do for it if anything?
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To add - My episodes begin mid-day and last until dinner time very similar to what jkfrench described in the above post except that I don't get them every day which makes it very  difficult to figure out what might trigger them.  It is the bi- and trigeminy that really bother me.
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Yes, this happens to me.  Mine usually start up mid morning and go on for a few hours.  Not every minute, but when they are there, it is several a minute so the end result is like someone that just gets them continuously.  My doctor told me yesterday to break a .025mg xanax in half and take 1/2 in am and 1/2 in pm.  Hopefully what this will do, is keep me from worrying too much about them when they start up.  If I don't focus as much and worry as much, then they should calm down sooner.  So I will try this for a few weeks.  He promised me that this small amount won't hurt me.  
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