Sinus tachycardia.heart rate high. - #11056

Hello dear Please be advised See sonus tachycardia is associated with heart rate fluctuations causing arrhythmias and congestive heart failure. As you are already facing the symptoms, So i suggest you to please get following tests for confirmation Serum LDH Serum troponin Serum ckm Echo radiography Angiogram CBC Please share the reports with cardiologist in person for further evaluation Regards

Hello Satyabrata. Most likely, what you are experiencing are physical symptoms of anxiety. Symptoms of anxiety disorder include excessive worrying over trivial matters, feeling restless, easy irritability, muscle stiffness, palpitations, chest discomfort and excessive sweating. Sinus tachycardia is nothing but raised heart rate and is not indicative of any heart pathology per se and both increased heart rate and BP are manifestations of autonomic arousal that happens in anxiety disorders or depression with anxiety. I advise you to please stop checking your heart rate and BP repeatedly which would only worsen your anxiety. Kindly consult psychiatrist either online or in-person for detailed evaluation and discussing management options. Alternatively, you can start practising JPMR and deep breathing exercises from YouTube by certified professionals. Regards.

For a heart rate of 124 beats per minute with sinus tachycardia, it’s essential first to identify and address any underlying causes such as stress, anxiety, or recent increased physical activity, as these can elevate heart rate. Since you’re experiencing symptoms like chest discomfort, general debility, and weakness—it’s crucial to rule out any serious underlying cardiac issues. While sinus tachycardia itself often isn’t inherently dangerous, the persisting symptoms suggest a need for professional evaluation. With blood pressure at 140/90, it is on the higher end of normal, bordering on hypertension, which could contribute to symptoms or stress the cardiovascular system further. It could potentially be contributing to your palpitations, pain, and discomfort. Reducing stress is a priority since you’ve mentioned it as a contributing factor. Consider engaging in relaxation techniques such as deep breathing exercises, progressive muscle relaxation, or guided imagery to help calm your body’s response. Given the presence of headache, heaviness, and other discomforts, it’s also important to ensure you’re well-hydrated and haven’t consumed too much caffeine or other stimulants—these can exacerbate these symptoms. However, given the chest discomfort and associated symptoms like neck and shoulder pain, it would be prudent to seek immediate medical evaluation to rule out any cardiac events, like unstable angina or other serious conditions. The health provider might suggest an ECG or blood tests to clarify the cause. Always best to be safe and sure. If these symptoms persist or worsen, heading to an emergency department or urgent care clinic would provide timely and appropriate management. While waiting, prioritize rest and avoid strenuous activity until everything is sorted out medically.