I was diagnosed with glandular fever (infectious...

I was diagnosed with glandular fever (transmissible mononucleosis) in April 2010; since then, my palpitations beget been specifically worse (up to 3-4 times a day permanent several minutes) when otherwise ill, when stressed or emotional, or alongside excessive caffeine consumption. Upon consultation by my GP in May 2010, I was told (with no physical exam) that my symptoms were due to a benign arrhythmia called an Ectopic Beat.About a month before being diagnosed with GF, I had an incident of near-blackout associated with palpitations; I have had undiluted vasovagal episodes before (ie total loss of consciousness, Colloq way back or US also way back when including an ambulance trip to hospital) but not particularly caused by (ie the greatest symptom to turn ep being) palpitations.Today, after drinking one tankard of coffee (I am a common tea drinker which seems towards be having momentary perform on my heart rhythm after I cut dispirited forwards or forward my tea intake a relic), I had slight discomfort with it my chest while sitting up for roughly 40 minutes, coupled hard by an urge to hyperventilate/slight shortness of whiff. The discomfort transmuted to soothing pain before disappearing when I got up (coupled) with walked around. I would portray the discomfort as resembling or like one another to the ambience of a vasovagal episode minus the fainting; it felt like my heart was 'fluttering' as well as a denigrate muscle smart and having a strapping urge to lie downhearted, yet I did not cense at all dizzy or lightheaded, nor did I pass off, which makes me be lost in thought it may not have been vasovagal (however my coxcomb pressure felt in some measure low (judging purely forth taking my own rhythm) and my heart upbraid was around 75). This is uneauivocally not the pre-eminent spell I have had this (rather unpleasant) experience as I recognised the symptoms, begardless I have no concept when the Colloq go the distance 'episode' was as I in the main do not let these things bother me. However, today bothered me comparatively as it was the primary occasion in a supposing I've felt like this - I haven't had a vasovagal episode in several months.The reasonablenecs I am posting this to the first-rate one's nearest and dearest on the internet is because I have little confidence in the medical staff here - I am in fashion a boarding school with a medical centre staffed by a pervert (who told me to stop wasting his time asking for ibuprofen championing spell pains), a cynic (who spent an hour and a half telling me I was dissimulating tonsillitis at the or in front even deigning to image down my throat) (coupled) with two adequately Scots bonni nurses who I haven't seen in fashion months and I glean give birth to been fired.