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Suggest Treatment For Irregular Heartbeat

I am having a irregular heartbeat and do not know what,s happening or what to do. I have been to the hospital 2days ago and all test were clear. But now its beating regular for a certain amount of beats and then stops for a second and the beats twice then returns to the regular beats.
Tue, 29 Nov 2016
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Hello ,
What you describe is a premature beat . It can be an atrial or Ventricular premature beat depending from where is arises .
Generally these are benign and may not need treatment . Consdering they must have done an Ecg for you during the hospital visit and there are high chances it may be normal as you need to have that irregular beats during the time they take the ecg for it to be detected . The preffered test for you would be 24 hour holter , which would give us a diagnosis . Also some conditions like thyroid , anemia should be ruled out .
Based he diagnosis the treatment would remain simple medication if at all needed .
Regards Dr. Mody
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Suggest Treatment For Irregular Heartbeat

Hello , What you describe is a premature beat . It can be an atrial or Ventricular premature beat depending from where is arises . Generally these are benign and may not need treatment . Consdering they must have done an Ecg for you during the hospital visit and there are high chances it may be normal as you need to have that irregular beats during the time they take the ecg for it to be detected . The preffered test for you would be 24 hour holter , which would give us a diagnosis . Also some conditions like thyroid , anemia should be ruled out . Based he diagnosis the treatment would remain simple medication if at all needed . Regards Dr. Mody