Rapid Heartbeats, Chest Pain

2023-06-13 02:45:20
I have been suffering for last 5-6 days from rapid heart beats of 140-150 that starts daily in the morning around 9 am that also causes chest pain, dizziness and shortness of breath. Yesterday I went to ER and ECG come normal. I have been told that I didn't have heart attack. Previously I had Echo a month back which was normal and a coronary angiography around 4-5 months back which come normal as well. I take medicine metoprolol 50 mg and olmisartan 20 mg. As my heartbeat episodes have increased for last 5-6 days. Doctor have now put me on Ciplar La 20 BD. But he still says that heart is doing fine and it's only sinus tachycardia. I feel very worried am I at risk of cardiac arrest? I am checking my oxygen level as I feel breathless and dizzy but SpO2 levels are coming 97-98 every time. I am also have stomach upset and GERD issues ? Can these symptoms be due to my stomach issues? I'm attaching my yesterday's ER ECG.
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Hi, Basically you have sinus tachycardia which is predisposing you to anxiety and stress leading to increase sympathetic nervous system activity and further precipitating tachycardia. So it’s a cycle now. Which you need to break Because of all this now you have acidity and GERD. You need to realise this now and take immediate action.
Next Steps
Continue medication until advised Break the loop of fear and it’s consequences
Health Tips
Stop worrying and divert your mind to something which gives you happiness and keeps you motivated. Avoid addiction and caffeine Avoid social media …… rather socialise in person Adopt spirituality Your treatment is not medication but it’s you only

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