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Question: Hi,every time i staring 2get sleepy my heart feels like it starts pumping blood faster & faster & hiting harder & harder against my chest to the point i feel im forced to go to sleep.
I can no longer drink coffe cause it makes my heart beat so fast it scares me.
The same with orange juice,sodas,cooked eggs.. Plus it seems that those stuff give me light skin psoriasis. But when i stop drinking or eating that stuff my symtoms dissapear.
This seems to slowly getting worse month after month.
Its been like 2 years since this started happening.What could be wrong?
I can no longer drink coffe cause it makes my heart beat so fast it scares me.
The same with orange juice,sodas,cooked eggs.. Plus it seems that those stuff give me light skin psoriasis. But when i stop drinking or eating that stuff my symtoms dissapear.
This seems to slowly getting worse month after month.
Its been like 2 years since this started happening.What could be wrong?
Brief Answer:
Hi ,it could be Palpitation that you are getting .
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Welcome to the HCM.
Dear I have gone through your history ,it seems that you are getting palpitation (awareness of heart),as it can occur after having coffee, caffeine ,and some carbonated food.
I would also suggest you to get thyroid profile to be checked , since the symptoms you are having can also occur in increased thyroid hormones (hyperthyroidism).And avoid caffienated beverages .
For your skin symptoms ; it has to be get checked by a doctor in person , or you can also upload pics here to discuss, it will also help me to get into the conclusion.
As some person can get hypersensitivity response to some food , it runs in families and can be hereditary.The hyprsensitivity response can cause skin rashes, eczema ,palpitation, breathlessness and itching in the body after some triggering factors like particular type of food , eggs,pollens,dust etc.
I would suggest you to first get complete blood count to check esinophilia (increase no. Of esinophils) and blood Ig E level to diagnose eczema.
Also after looking at the pics it can be differenciated , wether it is psoriasis or eczema , as in psoriasis typicaly skin gets redness and a silver coloured scales which can shed at times in pieces and cause severe itching.
If it is psoriasis , it may need skin biopsy to confirm the diagnosis.
Hopefully I answered your Question, you may ask again , if you have further questions to ask.
Wish you best of health,
Regards,
Dr.Maheshwari
.
Hi ,it could be Palpitation that you are getting .
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Welcome to the HCM.
Dear I have gone through your history ,it seems that you are getting palpitation (awareness of heart),as it can occur after having coffee, caffeine ,and some carbonated food.
I would also suggest you to get thyroid profile to be checked , since the symptoms you are having can also occur in increased thyroid hormones (hyperthyroidism).And avoid caffienated beverages .
For your skin symptoms ; it has to be get checked by a doctor in person , or you can also upload pics here to discuss, it will also help me to get into the conclusion.
As some person can get hypersensitivity response to some food , it runs in families and can be hereditary.The hyprsensitivity response can cause skin rashes, eczema ,palpitation, breathlessness and itching in the body after some triggering factors like particular type of food , eggs,pollens,dust etc.
I would suggest you to first get complete blood count to check esinophilia (increase no. Of esinophils) and blood Ig E level to diagnose eczema.
Also after looking at the pics it can be differenciated , wether it is psoriasis or eczema , as in psoriasis typicaly skin gets redness and a silver coloured scales which can shed at times in pieces and cause severe itching.
If it is psoriasis , it may need skin biopsy to confirm the diagnosis.
Hopefully I answered your Question, you may ask again , if you have further questions to ask.
Wish you best of health,
Regards,
Dr.Maheshwari
.
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