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How To Treat Heart Palpitation With Ringing Ears And Poking Sensation On Arms?
hi. last few years, my heart is hurt. i dont know how to tell. because english is not my main language. then it started to beat fast until now. last month, a sudden ringing in my ear. yesterday, i felt needle-poking sensation in my arm. and today its happening again, but at the same ear. i havent go to checkup.
Mon, 21 Apr 2014
Hi, thank you for posting.
I think that your symptoms might be related to panic attack.
In the most common cases, heart palpitations occur when a person has fat heart.
Anxiety and stress are two factors that favor heart palpitations.
To improve your health you should change your lifestyle by following these advises:
1. Avoid stress, by resting or doing physical exercises.
2. Quit smoking cigarettes(if you smoke).
3. Do not drink alcoholic drinks.
4. Avoid spicy foods.
To get the right treatment you need a diagnosis.
To do that you need:
1. Electrocardiogram.
2. Blood test.
3. Thyroid function test(T3 and T4 hormonal level).
4. Echocardiogram(ultrasound).
5. Physical examination by your cardiologist.
Contact your cardiologist and your psychologist.
I hope you find this helpful.
All the best.
Dr. Behar.
I think that your symptoms might be related to panic attack.
In the most common cases, heart palpitations occur when a person has fat heart.
Anxiety and stress are two factors that favor heart palpitations.
To improve your health you should change your lifestyle by following these advises:
1. Avoid stress, by resting or doing physical exercises.
2. Quit smoking cigarettes(if you smoke).
3. Do not drink alcoholic drinks.
4. Avoid spicy foods.
To get the right treatment you need a diagnosis.
To do that you need:
1. Electrocardiogram.
2. Blood test.
3. Thyroid function test(T3 and T4 hormonal level).
4. Echocardiogram(ultrasound).
5. Physical examination by your cardiologist.
Contact your cardiologist and your psychologist.
I hope you find this helpful.
All the best.
Dr. Behar.
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