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Hello, She needs to get an ECG done during ongoing palpitations apart from other basic blood tests. She’ll also need a proper consultation for evaluation of the cause and further treatment.

Get her blood tests including CBC, thyroid function tests, liver function tests, vitamin d and b,a12 lead ECG initially,then holter study if required.

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Iron deficency heartbdisease..cbc echo ecg stress test do..consult a physician..anxiety it may be....thyroid profile..hormone profile too...

Palpitations are a common symptom and most people are fine. Do the following 1. Blood tests- CBP, TSH, HbA1C, KFT, Magnesium and Calcium 2. ECG 3. Holter ECG for 48hrs 4. Echocardiogram 5. Blood pressure check 6. Reduce tea, coffee and alcohol 7. Most probably may need a medication called Bisoprolol after tests All the best. J G S R clinic

Palpitations after waking up can occur due to many causes such as nutritional anemia , anxiety, stress , hormonal disorder  . It can occur due to vitamin d and b12 deficiency also .

Take an ecg next time when you get palpitation and consult a cardiologist. Check thyroid also

Palpitations (sudden awareness of fast or strong heartbeats) that come and go, lasting 15 days, and triggered by sudden waking up or occurring randomly during the day, are very common at age 30 — especially in women. Most frequent causes in this age group and pattern include: • Anxiety / stress / panic episodes (very common trigger, especially upon waking) • Dehydration or electrolyte imbalance • Low iron / anemia • Vitamin B12 deficiency (can contribute, but usually causes more constant fatigue + tingling than isolated palpitations) • Vitamin D deficiency (linked to fatigue & mood, only indirectly to palpitations) • Thyroid overactivity (even mild) • Caffeine, poor sleep, or hormonal fluctuations (pre-menstrual, post-partum if applicable) Is it normal? In most young women — yes, it is usually benign (not dangerous). Is it serious? Mostly not, but it should be checked because a small percentage of cases can be due to: • Arrhythmia (SVT, PVCs, atrial fibrillation) • Mitral valve prolapse • Hyperthyroidism • Rarely something structural

Anemia,  anxiety,  hyperthyroidism,  or cardiac issue. ??? Tab Ciplar LA 20 one after breakfast for ten days.

Could be anxiety,  anemia, hyperthyroidism or cardiac issues. Get Haemoglobin,  thyroid profile,  ECG, cardiac echo done and share results. Holter monitoring is useful to know the exact type, frequency of abnormal heart beats. Problem can be cured by treating the cause.

Check bp once.if its normal then she need to evaluate. Sometimes its happen also due to anxiety .please connect for further guidance.

Palpitations is a vague symptom and can have different reasons. Please consult privately for a detailed assessment.

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Yes it happens in these deficiency.   You should start vitamins in this case.       Symptoms will resolve

Get ECG done

Do ECG and hemoglobin test Anemia will also cause palpitations Do consult for further evaluations

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I understand your concern. Palpitations that come and go, especially on sudden waking or during the day, are quite common in young adults and are often not dangerous. They can be triggered by stress, anxiety, lack of sleep, caffeine, dehydration, or hormonal/thyroid issues. Vitamin B12 or D deficiency can contribute, but they are not the most common cause of sudden palpitations.

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