Abstract

An arrhythmia is a lopsided heartbeat. It implies your heart is out of its standard mood. It might feel like your heart skirted a thump, added a thump, or is "vacillating." It may feel like it's pulsating excessively quick (which specialists call tachycardia) or excessively lethargic (called bradycardia). Or on the other hand you probably won't see anything. Arrhythmias can be a crisis, or they could be innocuous. On the off chance that you feel something uncommon occurring with your pulse, move clinical assistance immediately so specialists can discover why it's going on and what you need to do about it.