TL;DR Yeah, got some of them as well. I wouldn't say their too bad, but on the other hand I had many sleepless nights already because of them. I am almost thir

TL;DR Yeah, got some of them as well. I wouldn't say their too bad, but on the other hand I had many sleepless nights already because of them. I am almost thirty and male, btw. Cause I think my rather young age and gender does play a role in that. They alway come when I go to bad and usually start just when I am about to fall aslept and often don't stop for several hours. Mostly, they stop when I stand up, but start again when I lay down again. I don't have them during the day usually, and if I do, its mostly a single sudden and very strong heartbeat. But at night, ... sometimes every single heartbeat is such a irregular one. It's neither painful, nor am I really scared, after reading about them. At least I am not scared short term, only longterm. But those are annoying, because I can not calm down because of them. After almost having fallen asleep already, I them simply can not fall asleep again until they stop. Which often is only long after 3am. Doctor's checked and could find anything. Had both, 24h-bloodpressure check and 24h-EKG ( or is it EEG? I don't know how its called. That one that gives several curves of the heartbeat). Everything seems to be fine, but actually in that days/nights they made the screening I did not have those palpations. Doctors said its probably stress related, or regular sleeping problems that I project onto my heart. But I don't believe this. Actually, after some more extensive research I may have found something that I believe to be describing the symptoms quite well. I'll soon go to some specialist and try to talk to them, but to be honest I have little faith in most doctors. But I know that's unfair, I simply had some bad experiences before, and I feel since then I am a bit afraid of docters in general. They biggest problem is all that disbelieve in what I say. If it doesn't show up on the screening, to them I must be haluzinating or something... One doctor was convinces I was telling that story, because I wanted to get sleeping medication, even though I clearly wasn't. I would have rejected. Its strange to know what kind of patients they often need to discuss with, which is how I explain how I was treated. I totally understand they must not rely on the patients words, but on the other hands its just disgraceful. Also I noticed how much unhealthy habits cause them. If I drink a beer I often get them. If I go to the gym lifting weights in the evening I often get them. Those are the two main factors that I already have identified. Often I then get palpations several days in a row. (But not always. Sometimes it doesn't cause noticable palpations in the following night.) So not drinking and going to them gym in the morning heavily reduced the problems. Cardio, i.e. going running also helped. I don't know whether that helps anyone, but well thats my story.