Palpitations After Falling Asleep, Only Face-down?

Near the end of the article,again: 

• "upper gastrointestinal tract surgery."

I guess this could apply, as well, lol:

"A condition known as hypoglycemia unawareness can develop in those who do not control their blood glucose, particularly in people with Type 1 diabetes. These people may lose notice of the automatic warning symptoms of hypoglycemia that normally occur as their bodies become so used to frequent periods of hypoglycemia. It is not a permanent event, but can be treated by careful avoidance of hypoglycemia for about two weeks."

...minus the diabetes, part.

Hope you are doing well.  Was thinking about your symptoms and was wondering what the doc found?

Thanks, I get the echo and holter results on Thursday. Holter monitors here are only checked out for 24 hours, so I thought I'd eat some bad stuff to get some palpitations and managed to get a 3 a.m. dump. The Holter monitor has a button that you push to mark a cardiac event and I pushed that at least three times during the night. I suspect that they are non-threatening palpitations, but we'll see on Thursday. Not sure about the sonogram. My cholesterol balance is inhumanly good, but I wonder if years calcium intake might cause cause calcium buildup, which is at least as dangerous. Will keep you posted.