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Heart thuds and anxiety
Hello doctor. I'm 21 yo. I have no history of heart attack or any such condition. Yet sometimes while I sitting or doing some work, I feel one or two strong beats in my chest. It's doesn't make me unconscious or anything. I just sit for two seconds and wait for them to go away on its own. It's does last for more than 2 secs. I Googled and I came to know there is a condition called VT. Now I'm SCARED. I'm just 21. My anxiety is through the roof. Even worse than before. I cannot sleep. I cannot do my work. I cannot study. I'm anxious ALL THE TIME. My brain starts coming up with these horrible horrible scenarios. Life has become miserable.
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Consultation with a cardiologist is advisable
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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2 or 3 strong beats doesn't mean VT, your symptom is called palpitations which maybe due to anxiety, anemia, hypothyroidism etc. Do you have any symptoms other than palpitation? Kindly consult for proper evaluation and management
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meditate for anxiety control breathing exercises are helpful eat nutritious food avoid oily, fried and junk food drink atleast 3L of water every day.
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For vt to diagnose u need proper ecg and just a thud doesn't mean it's VT so kindly do ecg and cosult
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Please stop thinking too much.. your stress and tension is only the problem nothing else.. just relax and drink plenty of fluids.. you are absolutely fine.
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