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I am on pysctarist medication
I am on pysctarist medication on anxiety and overthinking
I feel sudden palpation mine ecg is normal and mine blood pressure I checked now is 120/90 .. I am feeling fast palpation what can be reason
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Sudden palpitations, even with normal ECG and blood pressure, can still be linked to anxiety. When you’re already on psychiatric medication, such sensations often occur due to heightened awareness of body sensations, also known as somatic anxiety. Overthinking can amplify this further, making your heart feel faster even if medically all is okay.
Still, do monitor for triggers like caffeine, dehydration, or lack of sleep. Let your psychiatrist know, as sometimes a medication adjustment helps reduce these episodes.
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Hi, Thanks for reaching out. Palpitations (the sensation of feeling your heart beating fast or irregularly) can often be a symptom of anxiety, especially if you are already being treated for anxiety and overthinking. Since your ECG and blood pressure are normal, and you're already on a psychiatric medication, the most likely cause is heightened anxiety or a panic episode.
However, some medications used for anxiety or other psychiatric conditions can occasionally cause palpitations as a side effect. It’s also important to check for triggers like caffeine intake, dehydration, lack of sleep, or stress.
Next Steps
1. Continue your prescribed psychiatric medication as advised.
2. Avoid caffeine, smoking, and alcohol.
3. Practice relaxation techniques like deep breathing, meditation, or progressive muscle relaxation.
4. Consult your psychiatrist if the palpitations are frequent or worsening
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Keep a symptom diary: note down when palpitations happen, what you were doing, and how long they last.
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It is a symptom of anxiety where a person feel changes in his body that are also called autonomic symptoms of anxiety.You should consult again with your psychiatrist. Along with medication, if you daily do deep breathing relaxation exercises, it will be very helpful but don't adjust dose on your own, discuss with your treating doctor
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You should plan a visit with your doctor
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follow deep breathing relaxation exercise, healthy diet , yoga along with medication
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Dr. Parika Kochhar
Psychiatrist
7 yrs exp
Noida
It sounds like what youre experiencing is a panic attack. It sounds like your medicine is either not appropriate or the dose is inadequate. It is better to consult once before going ahead as such symptoms should not happen.
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Dr. Siddharth Rathore
Sexologist
13 yrs exp
Ujjain
Palpitations can be the sign of your anxiety.
Ask your psychiatrist to modify prescription accordingly
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Dr. Kavita Bhutani (PhD)
Psychologist
20 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Anxiety and over thinking
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Connect with nature
Deep breathe
And find out the root cause with therapy
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