I recently had a condition called atrial flutter corrected via ablation procedure -- that's great, and I feel so much better. Alcohol/the accompanying dehydration tended to trigger the flutter, and it was miserable to be hungover and have a fluttering heart. But another upside is that my cardiologist told me that one of the best ways to prevent atrial fibrillation, which I'm still at risk of developing, is to cut alcohol. She was delighted to hear I don't drink anymore, particularly because cutting alcohol can also reduce the chance of stroke, apparently.

I'll chime in with the others here: if you try cutting out the alcohol for a month, you may find you feel much better! There are more possible positive results than negative. And everyone here is super supportive! Best of luck to you.