I recall seeing this ECG. As explained before, please have the ECG repeated and share. All the best. J G S R clinic

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Your problem seems to be more due to anxiety. Get thyroid function tests done. To exclude cardiac problem,  you can go for TMT. You are already on ciplar, continue it. Avoid alcohol, caffeinated products. Practice relaxation techniques.

Seems non cardiac

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Normal ecg

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Hello, This “jhanjhanat / vibration-like” feeling in the chest is very rarely cardiac, especially in a 27-year-old with only mild MVP on echo and already on a beta-blocker (Ciplar). MVP usually causes palpitations or skipped beats not a buzzing/vibration sensation. From experience, this type of symptom usually fits into one of these: • Muscle fasciculations from anxiety, stress, or poor sleep • Intercostal nerve irritation • Excess caffeine or dehydration • Gastric/acid-related nerve stimulation • Stress-induced palpitations that feel like vibration rather than pounding Your X-ray remark of prominent broncho-vascular markings is extremely common and not dangerous. The ECG image is not clear here, but nothing in your description suggests an emergency. However, the important part is understanding: • When exactly the vibration occurs • Whether it coincides with anxiety/spikes in heart rate • Your caffeine intake • Any gastric discomfort • Whether symptoms reduce after Ciplar or worsen • Your sleep cycle These details completely change the interpretation. If you want a proper breakdown of your ECG, MVP status, and whether the vibration is truly heart-related or not, send me your reports clearly and I will guide you one-to-one. You can message me on w.h.a.t.s.a.p.p  nine three two six zero two zero five three six for a focused consultation.

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