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Heartbeat gets fast
My father hearbeat gets increased and he feels suffocated for sometime whenever he listens sudden loud voices.his hearbeat is 92 as of now.
is this a cause of worry?
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Will need to know ur father age and Co morbidities like have any hypertension, diabetes
Normal heart rate 60 to 100 beats per mint but u said it's 92 its ok
I have one question to u heart rate increases suddenly ? If patient have complaints of palpitations?
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Heart beat upto 100 and coming back to 70- 80 is ok.
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Kindly consult Physician for further evaluation & treatment
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Will need to know ur father's age , comorbidities etc ... will need complete evaluation
Consult me thru online practo
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Dr. Jishnu V. L
General Physician
4 yrs exp
Thiruvananthapuram
Normal heartrate 60-100
If there is suffocation take a echo and chest xray and hb
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