An abnormal or irregular heartbeat is known as a cardiac dysrhythmia. A dysrhythmia can cause your heart to beat too quickly or too slowly.
Another possibility is that your heart's rhythm is disturbed, giving you the impression that a beat has skipped. Cardiac dysrhythmia is the medical term for an abnormal or irregular heartbeat. Either your heartbeat is unusually slow, generally below 60 beats per minute, or it is abnormally rapid, usually exceeding 100 beats per minute. On the other hand, an irregular heartbeat suggests that there is a rhythmic issue with your heart. For instance, the electrical signal that controls your heartbeat may be disrupted by scar tissue in the heart. Alternately, the electrical impulse might start too quickly and have your heart skipping a beat. Then, after the little break, you'll notice a faster heartbeat.
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