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Heart Making Squelching Noise

When I exercise and my heart rate increases I sometimes hear my heart (or I think it s my heart as it goes to the beat) making this squelching noise, but I can only hear it when I hold in a breath. If I breath out and hold it there I can t hear the noise. Can anyone shed any light on this? Any Doctors in the house? wow! Way to scare me! lol ok I ll get it checked out. THANKS!!!!!
Tue, 19 Jul 2011
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It could be a mild heart murmur, or it might be an asthmatic wheeze, it can feel like that sometimes. I'm not a doctor, this is just my opinion.
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Biancha's  Response
Hiya, I just experienced this too, with the holding breath and everything, what did your doctor say to you?
Nephrologist Dr. Rakesh Madhyastha's  Response
Thanks for the query.
It is normal to feel your heart beat after exercise but if it causing discomfort, pain or black outs then please get it checked by a general physician. Go to him with an ECG and an ECHO to help him out,
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Heart Making Squelching Noise

It could be a mild heart murmur, or it might be an asthmatic wheeze, it can feel like that sometimes. I m not a doctor, this is just my opinion.