10 Irregular Heartbeat Symptoms

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4. Shortness of Breath

Gasping for breath, air hunger and shortness of breath are signs of many different conditions. A medical problem that causes irregular heartbeats is one possibility, but a complete medical history can help in the diagnosis.

Individuals should monitor any episode of breathing difficulties to help their medical provider diagnose any potential diseases or conditions. Some bradycardia issues can cause shortness of breath, as can a range of tachycardia conditions.

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