Hi there
Is there anything that makes ectopic heartbeat go away and the heart behave normally again. any remedies / therapies? It's all very well them not being dangerous but they feel so horrible it's hard not to be bothered by them. As mine happen every minute, day and night I am finding them imossible to ignore. It's like having a little baby kicking inside my chest instead of my tummy! (mums might relate to that one!)
best wishes
beadbabe

I think you can just subdue them with diet, exercise, relaxation. They can go away on their own I think, or beta blockers can be used to alleviate them too I think if they are really bad. I am not as anxious about my heart as I was when they first appeared (2 and a half years ago), but annoyingly I can now feel them in my chest, whereas I didn't before, only in my pulse. I never really knew what people were talking about when they talked about this before - but, boy, it's a very alarming feeling, very frightening. It's certainly hard to believe there is nothing wrong with you when you get a run of them.

There are a number of interventions possible and you should discuss them with your primary care physician to determine what is best for you. Typically, a combination of short-term pharmacotherapy combined with professional counseling by a licensed practitioner is very effective.

Best regards and Good Health

Well look, if you've tried several avenues such as those mentioned, then maybe you should look into professional counseling by a licensed practitioner. This is important because, in reality, the problem lies in the area of emotional disorders rather than physical and that's a good thing, right?

It's also important to shop these practitioners for one that absolutely specilizes in anxiety disorders and moreover, has had plenty of experience in this area. Cognitive-based therapy can do a great deal to help you alter negative patterns that lead to increased anxiety.

If therapy needs to be combined with medication, then these folks usually have close working relationships with certain physicians who understand the mechanisms associated with these disorders and the best course to use in combination with counseling.

You'll be fine.

Best regards and Good Health