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Covishield Heart rate increases
Hello Practo,
I took covishield first dose 2.5 months ago, same day I had tachycardia, 150 bpm, sugar 267, BP 160/90 but ECG normal.
Facing similar issues even after 2.5 months, sometimes heart rate increases to 124 to 137.
Sugar level normal but dizziness sometimes.
Sometimes stomach aches in left side, light chest sensation in left side.
My second dose is due, but this problem still not solved.
Consulted many doctors, including cardiologist, critical care, general medicine etc.
Before this never faced any health problems, no sugar, no heart rate increasing etc.
I am non smoker, non alcoholic vegetarian.
No allergies as per my knowledge.
Need guidance how to solve this.
Thank you
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I think you have a misunderstanding, Covid vaccine doesn't cause Diabetes or Hypertension thought it may cause increase in Heart rate probably due to fever or bodyache but it should come down to normal within 2-3 days. I think you had probably undiagnosed hypertension which was not detected before that. You should consult a physician.
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