Irregular heartbeats and menopause?

I have irregular heartbeats quite often and no one so far can pinpoint the cause of it. I have seen gynaes, cardiologists, GPs, neuros, endocrinologists and have also seek traditional and alternative medicine for my condition. I've even tried holter monitoring, ECG, neuro scan and not to mention even seen a psychiatrist. But the irregular heart rythms are still there. Sometimes it seems to skip a beat or two. I am afraid. This is my last resort and I hope I can get an answer. Is there a connection between this symptom and menopause? Can anyone help?

Yup, it is one of the symptoms after menopause. Because at that time there is deficiency of hormone Estrogen, that plays an important role in maintaining the overall health of the women. The best way to protect from heart problems after menopause is to take food that contains enough amount of estrogenic substances like Flaxseeds oil, Alfalfa, soybeans, soy sprouts, , garlic, green beans, sesame seeds, wheat, yams, pumpkin seeds, cucumbers, corn, apples, anise seeds, cabbage, beets, olive oil, olives, papaya, oats, peas, sunflower seeds. You can get more information by clicking the link given below:

It is natural for women to experience irregular heartbeat during their menopausal stage because some hormonal changes occur in our body during those stages.