What Causes Increased Heart Palpitations, Dizziness And Tiredness While Having Anxiety?
I am 26 years old Male.
240lb 5"9 tall.
I have Anxiety disorder for about 6 yearS bow.
Mostly all the time with Anxiety i have Heart Palpitations like i feel my heart missed a beat or its working very slow and it start working very fast during this i get dizzy all the time palpitations happen mostly when im laying down.For 6 months i was good no heart palpitations they went away,one week agoo i was sleeping and i heart my apartment door someone trying to open and i was scared my heart stopped and i told my self oh gosh now im gonna have heart palpitations again anddd yes now for one week im having heart palpitations i feel dizzy n tired...i had ecg done couple times nothing was find....is this something danger can i die from it..can i work out even if i have heart palpitations?thank you.
Im very scared i have heart disease.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE GOO OVER THRU MY ECG RESULTS..One is from july-2017 where it says Sinus tachycardia
Possible Left atrial enlargement
Nonspecific T wave abnormality
Abnormal ECG .
BUT 15 MINUTES BEFORE I DID THIS ECG I DRINK A REDBULL IF THAT MAKE SENSE.
The other one i did in september-2017 two months after it says We didn't find any abnormal.
ALSO WHEN I WORK OUT RUNNING MY HEART RATE GOES TO 177 SOMETIMES IS THAT NORMAL?
Im gonna send u both ecg please read and tell me if i should be concern.
Kindly refer to the detailed answer below
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I would like to tell you that palpitations can happen due to anxiety or underlying any cardiac disease which may require further evaluation.
As you already have mentioned you have an anxiety disorder for 6 years then kindly consult a Psychiatrist or a Psychologist for treatment options like medicines or therapies which will also help in lowering the symptoms of palpitations.
And to exclude the risk of any fetal heart rhythm disorder I would advise some basic cardiac evaluation which includes
1. ECG
2. Echo
3. Holter monitoring for 24-48 hours
Kindly get these tests done and revert back with reports so that I can guide you properly.
Hope I have answered your query.
Regards,
Dr. Bhanu Partap, Cardiologist