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My mother is 48 yr old. She has had a period of increased heartbeat randomly with uneasiness 1-3 times a few years back. On getting the tests done, echo ECG etc everything came out to be normal. However tachycardia didn't occur again for almost 2 years until yesterday when she suffered extremely increased heart beat again in the morning around 7:30-8 am. She sweats, feels uneas and heart feels like it will pump out of the body.
ECG is again normal.
What else could be done?
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Dr. Alok Kumar
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Consult to a cardiologist and follow advice
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Dr. Swathi S Aithal
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Bangalore
Hello..
Well I need to know few details..first we need to rule out cardiac related causes ..is she hypertensive by abt chance..then BP fluctuations night be a reason...we need 2 d echo to see further on that if she has...then hormonal causes might be a reason like hypothyroidism, peri menopausal period or even anxiety. ..so we need to rule out the causes..
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