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Suggest Remedy For Persistent Tachycardia
Question: I am a 40 yrs old male whose pulse constantly remains at 105-115 for the past 10yrs or so. Is it a big problem and should I be worried about it. Plus how can I determine as to why and how to fix it.
Appreciate and thanks in advance fr ur advise.
Appreciate and thanks in advance fr ur advise.
Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
Hi and thank you for asking!
I read your query and understood your concerns.
You are reporting to have tachycardia over 10 years now, which increase the risk for future cardiovascular complications and you should worry about that.
The tachycardia in your case may be related to the following causes:
- Untrained people (people with sedentary life style)
- Excessive use of cigarettes, alcohol, coffee, energy drinks or drugs
- Anemia
- Cardiac issues (especially heart failure)
- Hormonal disorders (especially hyperthyrosis)
- Stress and anxiety disorders
This is why I would like to recommend the following examinations to find out what is causing tachycardia:
- Blood work
- Hormone levels (including thyroid hormones levels)
- ECG
- Cardiac echo
- Holter monitoring
Meantime, I would like to suggest the following measures to stabilize your HR:
- Increase physical activity
- Reduce alcohol and coffee intake
- Quit smoking
- Avoid unnecessary stress
- Add Magnesium supplements
Hope this was of help!
Wish you health!
Dr. Shehu
Following answeres to your queries...
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thank you for asking!
I read your query and understood your concerns.
You are reporting to have tachycardia over 10 years now, which increase the risk for future cardiovascular complications and you should worry about that.
The tachycardia in your case may be related to the following causes:
- Untrained people (people with sedentary life style)
- Excessive use of cigarettes, alcohol, coffee, energy drinks or drugs
- Anemia
- Cardiac issues (especially heart failure)
- Hormonal disorders (especially hyperthyrosis)
- Stress and anxiety disorders
This is why I would like to recommend the following examinations to find out what is causing tachycardia:
- Blood work
- Hormone levels (including thyroid hormones levels)
- ECG
- Cardiac echo
- Holter monitoring
Meantime, I would like to suggest the following measures to stabilize your HR:
- Increase physical activity
- Reduce alcohol and coffee intake
- Quit smoking
- Avoid unnecessary stress
- Add Magnesium supplements
Hope this was of help!
Wish you health!
Dr. Shehu
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