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Hi Can Some One Help Since 4-5 Hours My Heart
Question: hi
can some one help since 4-5 hours
my heart beat is 90-120 i am worrying alot
i have no pain no palpitation no shortness of breath no sweating just feel really scared what can it be?
i had ECG 6 weeks ago normal
i keep checking my pulse as i suffer from anxiety?
this makes the feeling worse.
what could this be
can some one help since 4-5 hours
my heart beat is 90-120 i am worrying alot
i have no pain no palpitation no shortness of breath no sweating just feel really scared what can it be?
i had ECG 6 weeks ago normal
i keep checking my pulse as i suffer from anxiety?
this makes the feeling worse.
what could this be
Brief Answer:
Anxiety is the cause of your symptoms.
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear, welcome to Ask a doctor's service.
I read your query and here is my advice.
I think this increased heart beat may be related to anxiety.
Having ECG normal in your previous check-up supports the fact that it is related to anxiety. If I was your doctor I. would have recommended you to check your thyroid function because hyperthyroidism may be a concern.
Also , if I was your doctor I would have recommended you to take atenolol now to bring the heart frequency back to normal and antianxiety medications you currently take.
Vagostabyl can be a good option.
Hope I have answered the question.
Let me know if I can assist you further.
Anxiety is the cause of your symptoms.
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear, welcome to Ask a doctor's service.
I read your query and here is my advice.
I think this increased heart beat may be related to anxiety.
Having ECG normal in your previous check-up supports the fact that it is related to anxiety. If I was your doctor I. would have recommended you to check your thyroid function because hyperthyroidism may be a concern.
Also , if I was your doctor I would have recommended you to take atenolol now to bring the heart frequency back to normal and antianxiety medications you currently take.
Vagostabyl can be a good option.
Hope I have answered the question.
Let me know if I can assist you further.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
Hi
Yesterday I think I was worrying and had a fever that%E2%80%99s why my heartbeat was fast.
Month ago I developed a fever for a few days that went away. Since yesterday my temperature is 38.1 degrees I have no cough. I had a tickle throat but I had Joshanda in the night. During the night I was fine but the temperature during day is 38.1. What can cause twice to have fever in a few weeks? I have no cough no breathless I am taking paracetamol every 4-6 hours but only took 2 so far?
Also my body feels really warm stomach and neck but temperature is 38 degree?
Any help
Yesterday I think I was worrying and had a fever that%E2%80%99s why my heartbeat was fast.
Month ago I developed a fever for a few days that went away. Since yesterday my temperature is 38.1 degrees I have no cough. I had a tickle throat but I had Joshanda in the night. During the night I was fine but the temperature during day is 38.1. What can cause twice to have fever in a few weeks? I have no cough no breathless I am taking paracetamol every 4-6 hours but only took 2 so far?
Also my body feels really warm stomach and neck but temperature is 38 degree?
Any help
Brief Answer:
It can be cold or flu.
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear, thank you for asking again.
I don't think these two episodes are much related.
I think the fever may be related to cold or flu.
Possibly you may develop other symptoms in the following hours.
The elevated body fever can cause increased heart beat also.
You can write me back if you develop other symptoms.
It can be cold or flu.
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear, thank you for asking again.
I don't think these two episodes are much related.
I think the fever may be related to cold or flu.
Possibly you may develop other symptoms in the following hours.
The elevated body fever can cause increased heart beat also.
You can write me back if you develop other symptoms.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad
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