Woke up with a bit raised heartbeat

2024-03-30 14:16:25
Yesterday i was sleeping and around 2 am i woke up with a bit increased heartbeat. I had drinks Yesterday and had acidity issue too i think. I woke up and forces my self to vomit and it was hell sour, even teeth became hard, was that waking up and having slight raised heartbeat is related to acidity etc or is it some cardiac concern? I had ecg and tmt last week and were normal
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Answered2024-03-30 18:15:15

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Just acidity

Answered2024-03-30 17:36:56

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ECG ok Do connect and consult Will help you

Answered2024-03-30 17:36:11

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ECG Normal .. but u may have other issues .. can u connect or whatsapp on 959798368zero..wil explain what has to be done and wil guide u

Answered2024-03-30 16:57:05

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Ecg is looking normal so don't worry bcz acidity also have these kind of symptoms just take antacid you feel better. Kindly connect if you have any other query!!

Answered2024-03-30 14:52:48

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connect with a call for details discussion regarding the disease and it's management

Answered2024-03-31 06:53:55

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ECG is normal. It's due to acidity. Kindly take early dinner till 7pm to avoid acidity... At night.

Answered2024-03-31 06:17:23

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Answered2024-03-31 03:59:25

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100 of times you posted this ecg with different queries.
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Consult a psychiatrist.

Answered2024-03-30 18:58:56

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Answered2024-03-30 16:25:52

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2024-03-30 14:50:52

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Need few more details Kindly consult

Answered2024-03-30 14:47:14

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Dear as per results its good probably its acidity we Have to work on eating habits medicine do contact us

Answered2024-03-30 14:38:35

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