Getting heart thuds

2021-08-03 05:44:42
Got covid 8months back from took medicines like hcq400, also joined in hospital for treatment, was asymptomatic but was given full treatment, was aware of the heart got different symptoms like pounding. Now I'm getting thuds of the heart 24/7 when I lie down only. my cardiologist says it's anxiety and told me to Walk and read a book for 6 hours, but I'm lazy to read a book, will clonazepam or ssri help?? Can you guys help or will it go away on its own, most of the symptoms in the period of 8 months went away on their own. Attaching the latest ecg, I got thuds while taking ecg also.
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Respected Sir, The reason for depression may be for various reasons..that may lead to disorder. Requesting you to kindly visit the clinic for proper remedy. Thanks, Dr.HemaKarthik

Answered2021-08-08 16:03:26

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If it's causing lot of impairment in your life than taking medications for brief time is okay. But choice of medications should be done by expert
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consult psychiatrist

Answered2021-08-03 08:53:16

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Except for increased heart rate the ECG is normal. you need not to worry about your condition, if there are no symptoms of anxiety or depression. the more you think of these symptoms the more you will be distressed. with time these will settle down. for further information you can consult me online on practo

Answered2021-08-17 08:27:01

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as the anxiety is causing impairment in your daily activities it is advised to start the medication
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consult with psychiatrist

Answered2021-08-03 09:34:05

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Given the symptom has been present for 8 months and is causing distress; you may consider taking treatment after consulting a Psychiatrist.

Answered2021-08-03 05:55:06

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