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Cardiac & Vascular Health
Question #11593
317 days ago
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Sudden palpitations occuring with rapid fast heart beat

Sk sadequl islam

I am in fear that what is happening to me not facing any other problem getting panic whenever it is happening getting fear sweat and feeling like I would die what to do doctor whyIam having this all things

Age: 22
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Hello dear See as per clinical history it seems anxiety only However if you are on doubt please get following tests done for confirmation Serum troponin/ LDH Serum ferritin Serum cpk cm ECG/ echo Angiogram Serum cholesterol Kindly share the details with general physician or cardiology for better clarification Although there are very less chances of any abnormalities in these parameters but still there is no harm in sharing the reports with concerned doctor in person Hopefully you recover soon Regards

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Sudden palpitations accompanied by rapid or fast heartbeat can be really unsettling, and that sense of panic or fear you’re describing is common in such scenarios. Several factors could be causing these episodes, and it’s crucial to explore what might be specific to your situation. One possibility is that you could be experiencing episodes of supraventricular tachycardia (SVT) which is a condition that makes your heart beat much faster than usual for a few moments. Anxiety, panic disorders, or even excess caffeine or other stimulants could also be contributing to these symptoms. It’s important to look at your lifestyle and any recent changes, like increased stress, diet changes, or new medications, which could be part of the problem. However, it’s essential not to dismiss this as some conditions like arrhythmias or other cardiac issues need to be ruled out. A healthcare provider may perform an electrocardiogram (EKG), a Holter monitor, or other heart monitoring devices to capture the heart’s activity during one of these episodes. If you’re looking for immediate relief, techniques like deep breathing exercises might help slow your heart rate, but you should definitely consult with a doctor for a comprehensive evaluation, especially if these episodes have become frequent or more intense. If you experience chest pain, severe dizziness, or fainting, it’s crucial to seek immediate medical help as these might signify a more serious issue. Trying to keep track of episodes, noting down their frequency, duration, and any potential triggers, will provide valuable information to your healthcare provider. By addressing the root cause, you can work towards relieving the symptoms and preventing future occurrences.

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