Is there a potential risk in treating premature beats with large doses of vitamins?

I have been eating it for two weeks now, and the effect is obvious from the first day. At present, it is not completely absent, but the number is less than 90%.

Let me talk about my situation first. If your situation is similar to mine, then a large dose of vitamin B may also be effective for you.

I. Background:

My heart rate has been slow, and I jump for more than 50 minutes most of the time. I exercised more when I was a child. Long-term mental and physical consumption is relatively large. I've been having a bad stomach and farting a lot. If you eat badly, you will have diarrhea.

2. Incentives:

Three years ago, I was in my thirties and wanted to run a half marathon on a whim. At that time, the amount of exercise was relatively large. Run for half an hour and 5km on Monday, followed by 1 hour anaerobic equipment, breaststroke 1 hour 2km on Wednesday, and run 1 hour/kilometer on Friday, followed by 1 hour anaerobic equipment.

Then I beat early. I didn't know it was premature beat. I just feel hammering in the middle of my chest and want to cough (I felt premature beats at first, but later I felt different). There are only a few before going to bed, and I don't feel anything at ordinary times.

Later, changes in life aggravated premature beats. I often eat out. I like CDs, so I often have a full stomach. Esophageal reflux, eating a good meal sometimes comes back to my mouth, and the original taste is acid-free. My mood is also at the lowest point in my life, and I rarely contact people who face the computer every day. 2 1-22: 00 and return it to fun run very late.

Three. Symptoms:

Premature beats occur almost every day, usually after lying in bed for a while at night and waking up in the morning, but rarely after getting up in the morning and occasionally before dinner. There were signs of increase before taking vitamin B, but it increased during the day.

The cause of premature beats may be exercise, but later drinking after exercise and getting sick with loose bowels can make the heartbeat more normal. I don't go to work at ordinary times and have premature beats at home.