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Feeling of own heartbeat
I feel my own heartbeat when i am laying down..heart rate is 72 bpm..ecg is normal..other symptoms
1. I feel my pulse in my foot palm and i think back of my head
2. When i try to sleep i get sudden jerk in left shoulder or chest or stomach sometime
3. I am easily get scared by any sudden sound when i am laying down and try to sleep
4. I try to sleep at 11pm but i get a sleep at 2 3 pm after that there is no problem
4..sometime i feel single strong heartbeat that shake my whole body
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Consider taking therapy along with consulting a Psychiatrist.
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Looks like anxiety disorder sir. These can be rectified with proper meds and counselling. Kindly consult me on practo
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Dr. Amol Jawale
Psychiatrist
9 yrs exp
Pune
Dear sir
Symptoms described points towards anxiety disorder.
In anxiety disorder one get hypersensitive to all stimulus in environment and leads to hyper alert state.
Symptoms are ..
Getting frustrated on minor things
Palpitation ( being aware of own heartbeats)
Muscle twitching
Pain in back , chest etc
Tremlousness
Next Steps
* practice deep breathing
* try to avoid stimulants like coffee , tobacco
* take meals on time
* sleep on time and try get sufficient amount of sleep
* write down all symptoms
for detailed evaluation and further treatment book in clinic / online consulation
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