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After Covid Heart issue
I have recovered from Covid. Its been 2 weeks now
Sometimes I feel heart palpitations. It happens 2-3 times a day. Majorly noticable at night.
Then I become anxious and have breathing issue also. After taking a walk, I feel normal.
My covid was very mild. I have done my d dimer test after 7 days of being positive.
Is it normal?
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Dr. Pramod Reddy Kandakure
Cardiac Surgeon
28 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Your report is fine
You are in Covid recovery phase
Next Steps
Haemoglobin , ECG and thyroid tests
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Healthy lifestyle
Meditation
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Dr. Manpreet Singh Salooja
Cardiologist
22 yrs exp
Ludhiana
It’s fine, be positive, relax , do breathing exercises and walk,
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Dr. Munish Dev
Cardiologist
12 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Hi. Yes your D-dimer levels are totally normal. As far as I can judge from your history , your palpitations seems to be due to anxiety and stress. So just relax, you have recovered from covid now. So be happy that you have come out of Covid infection. Keep yourself well hydrated and take good healthy diet as post covid weakness can take sometime to resolve completely.
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Dr. Aditi Dattagupta
Cardiologist
18 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi. Your symptoms may be due to post covid fatigue, weakness and deconditioning. If the pain improves on walking unlikely it is heart related.
The D dimer level is normal as per your report.
Next Steps
Try relaxing techniques. Eat well. Keep yourself hydarted.
You could check your Hemoglobin and Thyroid profile if not checked earlier.
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