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Check my ecg, Anxiety/panic symptoms
Respected doctors, please check my attached ECG photo. Doctor reviewed it manually and said it looks okay. Since around 1 month I have been having anxiety/panic symptoms with fast heartbeat, tremors and occasional shortness of breath after activity, symptoms improve on their own but again started ..Doctor suggested Nexito and Zapiz 0.5. CBC, sodium and potassium were normal, CRP 21 and ESR 12. I also have liver enzyme elevation and was advised abdominal USG. Echo done 3.5 years ago was normal. Does this ECG look reassuring overall? I often fear heart or lung issues although lungs were manually checked by physician he said lungs clear pls check my ecg is it normal?
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Just relax ...sit back and take deep breaths as u see my advice ..
Ur ECG looks normal ..no need to worry
Get ur Thyroid profile done once ..
But if there are episodes of increased heart rate ,breathlessness, tremors they may be due to Panic attacks
U seemed to have consulted doctor who prescribed to Nexito and Zapix to calm u down..
But the main cause of this probelm needs to be settled down .
.Need more of ur history about life event changes ,any stressors which stimulate these events .
For that free feel to consult me on Practo .
Next Steps
Get a thyroid profile test
Relaxation with Breathing techniques should be practised ..
For more consult me
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Hi! 😊
Your ECG looks fine overall
Mild tachycardia is common with anxiety.
Can be improved with the right guidance.
Book a quick consultation with me so I can review everything properly and give you a clear plan for lasting relief.
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Ecg is normal. Get thyroid function tests done and share results. Then I can guide you further.
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ECG shows sinus tachycardia at 101 bpm but is otherwise normal â no ST changes, no arrhythmia, QTc within acceptable range. The machine report also confirms "sinus tachycardia, otherwise normal ECG." Fast heartbeat with anxiety and panic is very common and not a sign of cardiac pathology. Your echo being normal 3.5 years ago, CBC and electrolytes being normal, and lungs being clear are all reassuring. The liver enzyme elevation needs follow-up though â please complete the abdominal USG your doctor advised. Continue Nexito and Zapiz as prescribed and follow up with your physician.
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Complete abdominal USG, continue prescribed medications, and follow up with your doctor in 2-4 weeks or earlier if symptoms worsen.
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Complete abdominal USG, continue prescribed medications, and follow up with your doctor in 2â4 weeks or earlier if symptoms worsen.
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Your ECG appears reassuring overall. It shows sinus tachycardia (slightly fast heart rate), which is commonly seen with anxiety, stress, panic episodes, poor sleep, caffeine intake, dehydration, etc. I do not see obvious signs of acute cardiac ischemia, dangerous arrhythmia, or major structural abnormality on the attached ECG.
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However, if symptoms persist, recurrent evaluation may still be useful to rule out common reversible causes of tachycardia such as:
thyroid dysfunction (TSH)
anemia
vitamin deficiencies
excessive caffeine/stimulants
lack of sleep/deconditioning
Mild CRP elevation alone is nonspecific and should be interpreted clinically. Follow your doctor’s advice regarding abdominal ultrasound and liver enzyme evaluation.
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