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Heart palpitations and nausea
Yesterday again all the sudden I got butterfly every in my heart it last for two sec and followed by heavy cough and high vomiting sensation.i got the same seven months before and I checked ecg and eco I have attached the report too. Y I visited near by Dr and she verified me my heart rate was 125 she told it's due to stress and anxiety and suggested concor Cor 2.5 and lonozep 2.5.i feel fear as I have heart related pbm I felt too fear on the time my heart rate increase it comes and goes now and then .i could feel my heart rate high sometimes and gets normal after.pls guide I can't lead normal life living with fear
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Dr. Lokanath M
Cardiologist
5 yrs exp
Kottayam
Do holter monitoring.. Echo yearly..
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Dr. Abhishek Agrawal
Cardiologist
9 yrs exp
Mumbai
You have mitral valve prolapse with trivial MR. Nothing to worry. Just get your echo reappeared every 3 years. In case you are having recurrent palpitations, you may get a holter monitoring done.
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