will these ectopic beats, palpitations and flutters kill me

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HI all

I have been having ectopic beats for about a year now, ive has 2 ECG's, the last one about 9 months ago and that was normal (did have a pulse of 89BPM).

I have also had an omron monitor wich showed up nothing.

I am waiting the results of a 6 days holter monitior.

The last few days i have awful ectopics (skipped beats), flutters in chest and throat, a feel of unease and dizzyness.

Whats could be causing them? could i have heart diseas or arrythmia?

i am sooo scared im going to die and my heart will just stop

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  • Posted

    Actually extra beats, palpitations fibrillation and or a flutter are fairly common, stay with your doctors, sounds like they are searching for anything out of the way. Normally these are not significant issues and a lot of us live quite normal with some fairly significant arrhythmias.  Maybe avoid caffeine for awhile? Be well...
    • Posted

      I don't drink much caffeine at all. I'm just scared my heart will stop before they find out if anything is wrong...I'm scared I have afib or a serious arrhythmia problem or heart disease/failure :-(

  • Posted

    No need to fear . My  father  have been diagnosed with AF since ten years ago , and do extremely well with digoxin 0.25 micro and metoprolol  twice daily  plus regular bicycling . Holtor monitor was a good option.

    Trust your doctor.

    Dr. aidin 

    • Posted

      Just scared it doesn't pick up anything and then I'm still wondering why I'm getting them :-(
  • Posted

    This is almost impossible that  it doesnt show any abnormality  , except for when the patient's problem is a psychotic one . Then you must use Trasodone.

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