hi, What tables does he want to you take and I advice that you see a cardioigist as they now more about these things. Also ask within the family if there is or has been any heart conditions that you need to be aware of .

but please see a cardioigist

Please get back to me as I know a little about heart medication as my 5 year is on some I might be able to help you with them. ok

You should see a cardiologist.  The pills would help to slow the palpitations (arrythmia).  There is a procedure to eliminate the problem.  Well, at least to find the problem and attempt to eliminate.  It is known as electrophysiology study (to identify the problem) and radiofrequency ablation (to stop/try to stop the arrythmia).  Always go the least invasive approch first.  Try the pills, might be enough.  And there are side effects to drugs but also with this procedure.  It would depend on what the arrythmia is as to what they can and cannot treat.  But see a cardiologist. 

By the way, where are you located?  I used to work in a cardiac cath lab where they do the EP/RFA.

 

Yes I do, although mine has a name its called Tachycardia, I was monitored with all my pregnancies.  I was diagnosed with this when I was 6 so I have dealt with it all my life, Im not saying you have the same thing but to control it I take a vitamin called K-magnesium, its not just magnesium it has to be K-magnesium, I rarely have a problem.  So you can try that you can get it from the health shop.  I used to take beta blockers but a I found them dangerous and b they really did nothing except stop the attack I was having, but this vitamin has decreased the amount of times I get the palpitations.