When the heart is beating normally, it is referred to as ‘sinus rhythm’. An extra beat (ectopic beat) can trigger a short circuit, and a fast heartbeat. It can travel down an extra pathway and up the normal conduction system. If this continues, palpitations can result.
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Petrified of supposedly "benign" skipped heart beats.
Fainting 
Four ectopics in a row, should I be worried?
Ectopics ruining my life
Just joined the group, wanted to say hello and give some details of my 'SVT'
