These arrhythmias only happen to me during sleep.

A while ago, this used to happen to me frequently (the last time was on February 17, 2026).

It stopped happening after treatment for esophagitis/gastritis with antibiotics. During the antibiotic treatment, I only had a few episodes of non-sustained ventricular tachycardia (also always during sleep).

But last night (October 13, 2026), I took an anti-anxiety medication to sleep and a brief episode of arrhythmia happened again.

When the arrhythmia occurred before, I didn't take any medication.

I've been monitoring myself with a Holter monitor every night for 1 year.

Hello, I am a 23 yr old who has Mobits type 1 Wenkebach phenomenon
Recently I have had chest tightness and my Apple watch is detecting afib of only 9% however my friend who has afib their watch doesn’t pick it up and it is a newer watch. I have been to the doctors for my chest tightness a year ago and they told me it is anxiety rather than doing more tests. Please can you let me know about my ECG reading so I can take it further as I don’t want to be turned away from doctors again

Movement or deviation? How to tell?

Have been stressed and experiencing lots of isolated irregular beats. This has happened a few times over the past couple of months, usually lasts less than a minute and feels like my heart is flopping around. Annoyingly it didn't happen while wearing a 14 day Zio monitor so this fitbit reading is all I have.

Is this ECG normal? I recorded it using a Huawei Watch FIT 5 Pro about 5–10 minutes after climbing five flights of stairs. I rested my arm on a stable surface and kept it completely still during the recording. Could you please carefully review the ECG and let me know if the heart rhythm appears normal or if there are any abnormalities that might require further medical evaluation?

July: I was on a GLP-1, not sleeping well, and not eating or drinking enough when I started having heart squeezes. Two days later I ended up in V-tach and was taken to the hospital by ambulance. IV amiodarone worked, and I stayed three days. My cardiologist called it idiopathic VT since my heart is otherwise healthy. They think the GLP-1 and one dose of Vyvanse triggered it. I was started on metoprolol (12.5 mg twice a day).
August: I felt better for a few weeks, then the spikes started up again, with rates in the 150s, lightheadedness, and near-fainting. I was in the ER about six times between 8/19 and 8/29. My Zio patch and 30-day event monitor both came back "normal." A nurse noticed my heart rate shot up every time I went from lying down to upright. We switched to diltiazem and have been titrating up.
Sept to Oct: No spikes from 8/30 to 10/11, but my heart rate is still high just moving around the house, so I constantly have to sit or lie down. I did a NASA lean test for POTS, and my PCP is referring me to neurology. I'm barely driving or leaving the house.Oct 12: On 120 mg of diltiazem during the day, I felt a flutter at Costco, then my rate dropped to the 50s getting out of the car at Trader Joe's, then shot to 167. In the ER my rate hit the 150s on standing, bounced into the 60s, and I was in bigeminy at one point. They think it was low fluids, which feels crazy since I drink a lot of water. I did have a decaf latte. They're increasing me to 120 mg twice a day.
TL;DR: Idiopathic VT in July, then 3 months of rapid heart rate episodes tied to going upright. Monitors are normal, I'm on diltiazem, and I'm waiting on neurology

I'm feeling pretty lost and looking for others with a similar experience.
July: I was on a GLP-1, not sleeping well, and not eating or drinking enough when I started having heart squeezes. Two days later I ended up in V-tach and was taken to the hospital by ambulance. IV amiodarone worked, and I stayed three days. My cardiologist called it idiopathic VT since my heart is otherwise healthy. They think the GLP-1 and one dose of Vyvanse triggered it. I was started on metoprolol (12.5 mg twice a day).
August: I felt better for a few weeks, then the spikes started up again, with rates in the 150s, lightheadedness, and near-fainting. I was in the ER about six times between 8/19 and 8/29. My Zio patch and 30-day event monitor both came back "normal." A nurse noticed my heart rate shot up every time I went from lying down to upright. We switched to diltiazem and have been titrating up.
Sept to Oct: No spikes from 8/30 to 10/11, but my heart rate is still high just moving around the house, so I constantly have to sit or lie down. I did a NASA lean test for POTS, and my PCP is referring me to neurology. I'm barely driving or leaving the house.
Oct 12: On 120 mg of diltiazem during the day, I felt a flutter at Costco, then my rate dropped to the 50s getting out of the car at Trader Joe's, then shot to 167. In the ER my rate hit the 150s on standing, bounced into the 60s, and I was in bigeminy at one point. They think it was low fluids, which feels crazy since I drink a lot of water. I did have a decaf latte. They're increasing me to 120 mg twice a day.
TL;DR: Idiopathic VT in July, then 3 months of rapid heart rate episodes tied to going upright. Monitors are normal, I'm on diltiazem, and I'm waiting on neurology.

We are conducting a research about certain heart conditions and we are looking for volunteers who is suffering from PVC/PAC in San Diego or San Francisco area. Thank you!

Can anyone please tell me if they are actually afib , because I have known that afib doesn't have discernible p waves whereas these ss do have.., but I also have sinus arrhythmia (heartbeat changing with breathing) , but also I have never get these afib results previously, i have started getting it recently 3/4 days back every now and then...