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My Heart Palpitates Whenever I Eat And I Feel Acidity And Dizziness. Is My Problem Heart Related Or Gastrology Related ?
Hi am 32 male l have undergone angioplasty two months ago my hgt is six feet n wght 93kg after tht it was stable but now am feeling dizzy all the time am taking clavix cardivas fibrovas but what is goin on is am having acidity prob stomach pain i checked out to find that i hve gall bladder stone of 17mm and stomach activity is connected to my heart whenever i eat my tummy reacts after that my heart palpilates starts after a while it stops but whenever i eat drink or my digestion system works my palpl starts my cardio dr said its ok thr no med for it i went to gastro dr he gave udiliv some antacids isabgol n told me will be ok in future but i cannot consentrate confused my heart palpl n light dizzines my future hangs in darkness i went to pychartis he gave versidep to help me relax i cannot run climb stairs or do daily activities i stats to palpilates n shorth of breath n uncomfortable stomach plx help me out
Wed, 22 Jun 2011
Hi. Thanks for posting your query and for using Health Care Magic
Well you have two categories of symptoms
1. Burning sensation in stomach which is likely related to gastritis. You are on multple medication which can contribute to this.
2. Palpitations, light headedness and shortness of breath on exertion. You should get two tests to r/o cardiac involvement. One an ECHO and second a HOLTER. This will conclusively rule out any major cadriac problem and you can be reassured.
Hope this answers your query.
Do get back with reports for further information
Thanks and Regards
Dr Kiran
Well you have two categories of symptoms
1. Burning sensation in stomach which is likely related to gastritis. You are on multple medication which can contribute to this.
2. Palpitations, light headedness and shortness of breath on exertion. You should get two tests to r/o cardiac involvement. One an ECHO and second a HOLTER. This will conclusively rule out any major cadriac problem and you can be reassured.
Hope this answers your query.
Do get back with reports for further information
Thanks and Regards
Dr Kiran
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