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Acidity and sweating palpitations
Hi sir does acidity causes palpitations sweating
Anxiety tingling in stomach nausea one type uneasiness ECG 5 times normal echo normal
What should I do plz help with ur precious answer
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Yes Acidity can cause palpitations and sweating
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Do one Upper GI Endoscopy & Ultrasound Abdomen and pelvis
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You should avoid caffeinated drinks (like coffe, cool drinks, tea)
Try to avoid fastings, spicy, oily & fast foods
Adequate hydration should be maintained
Minimum 6-8 hours sleep
consult psychiatrist once to reduce anxiety and for anxiolytics
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Dr. Ram Prakash R
General Physician
1 yrs exp
Puducherry
Greetings !
The term acidity refer to both gastritis or regurgitation
If gastritis (stomach pain) is the predominant symptom, it can mimic a chest pain. Pain itself when it is severe can produce palpitations.
If regurgitation (heartburn) is the predominant symptom, it produces constant discomfort and sleep disturbances.
The root cause could be a stressful lifestyle which can cause anxiety, gastritis, regurgitation and palpitations.
Since ECG and echo are normal, it’s unlikely to be a cardiac cause.
As of now treatment is oral Pantoprazole and a healthy lifestyle adaptation.
Thank you!
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
General Surgeon
12 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Anxiety issue mostly, connect with a call for details discussion regarding the disease and it's management
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