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I get all of a sudden hight heartbeats
I get all of a sudden high heart beats 120 to 130 I rushed to hospital I got ECG done it said Sinus Tachycardia and RBBB. Further I went to cardiologist and got echo done previously I had Cardiac CT also done they said PAPVC but it's nothing to worry at all.
But I get these episodes again and again and also I have my left shoulder pain on and off for 3 years which radiates till chest.
And I have gastric issue for a along time.
Now I am scared confused and don't know what to do at all.
Kindly help me
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Hi. Just consult a second opinion cardiology.
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Hi. For this .
You should be taken tab. Ciplar LA 20 mg
Once a day after breakfast.
X 15 days .
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Manage gastric issue. Reflux and bloating can mimic cardiac symptoms.
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stress test (treadmill test or stress echo) is indicated if you have left-sided symptoms with exertion. Consider a Holter monitor (24-48 hour ECG) to record arrhythmias if these palpitations are frequent.
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avoid coffee, do yoga and meditations. don't do strenuous exercises for time being
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stress test (treadmill test or stress echo) is indicated since you have left-sided symptoms with exertion.
Consider a Holter monitor (24-48 hour ECG) to record arrhythmias if these palpitations are frequent.
Manage gastric issues - reflux and bloating can trigger or mimic cardiac symptoms. .
If anxiety is a factor, discussing stress and panic symptoms as anxiety can absolutely raise heart rate and cause these repeated episodes.
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Avoid too much caffeine, smoking, or alcohol. Practice stress reduction: deep breathing, yoga, meditation ⢠Keep hydrated Avoid heavy or spicy meals, especially if you have acidity
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If you want, you can tell me your age, BP, sugar levels, family history â and Iâll help you even more precisely.
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🟡 Most Likely Causes:
Gastric reflux (GERD)
Anxiety or panic episodes
Muscle or nerve pain (shoulder/chest area)
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🩺 What You Should Do:
1. Basic blood tests: Thyroid, CBC, Electrolytes, Vitamin D/B12
2. 24-hour Holter ECG to catch episodes
3. Treat acidity with antacid (e.g., Pantoprazole 40mg) for 4–6 weeks
4. Stress control: Breathing exercises, therapy, or mild anti-anxiety meds if needed
5. Follow-up with doctor to rule out non-cardiac causes
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✅ Good News:
Your heart tests show no dangerous heart condition.
You are not in danger, but your symptoms are real and treatable.
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You are young and unnecessary taken tension and worries may not be having sound sleep and indigetion contact if you need
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Anxiety, acidity can trigger this type of issues, echo ECG don't show any adverse changes then nothing to worry
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Need few more details
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You need to rule out Anemia and other endocrine factors, example hyperthyroidism. Also care of your gastric acidity or reflux will do the trick.
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test for CBC, THYROID, FREE T3 T4, HPYLORI
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avoid wises if already smoking or drinking
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I should say you are on the wrong platform.
You have been to a General Physician and to a Cardiologist. You are not satisfied.
The next step can be either Homeopathy or Ayurveda or ???? Supernatural Powers.
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RBBB is a common finding,it can be associated with tachycardia.If you are experiencing recurrent palpitations,then consider holter monitoring to identify the rhythm and if required electrophysiology.
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As you have no arrhythmia, you are safe. No need of worry. Any kind of beta blockers can help u
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Your symptoms need thorough evaluation despite previous normal tests. Recurrent palpitations, chest/shoulder pain, and gastric issues can be interlinked. I recommend a detailed review and possibly Holter monitoring.
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For further details you can consult with me in Dr. Monga medi clinic or consult me directly by taking a consultation on Practo.
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I can definitely help you over this being a general physician
You can consult with me online on Practo or Contact on eight three one eight four six nine eight eight six for proper diagnosis, conclusion and management
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Nexpro RD40 ONE IN EMPTY STOMACH FOR ten days mucain gel10 ml without water nothing by mouth till 30min can be taken 3to 4times.
Ciplar 40 one at night for ten days.
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Dr. Manoj Kumar
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10 yrs exp
Dehradun
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Dr. Sachin Bhiwaji Sanap
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7 yrs exp
Hingoli
need more information
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Dr. Sneha Sharma
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Patiala
Hi, being a psychiatrist I would suggest you to get yourself evaluated by a Psychiatrist as Anxiety often presents with symptoms mentioned by you.
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Also take Anti-acid (PPIs) for 7 days empty stomach in the morning and see the change.
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Finding the root cause is important so, better consult a Psychiatrist.
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Dr. Pragati Bhole
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25 yrs exp
Nagpur
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Dr. Rajender Sharma
Paediatric Intensivist
48 yrs exp
Delhi
STRESS ECHO ,NT PRO BPN BLOOD TEST
EVELUATION GASTRIC REFLEX
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After seeing the reports then decide meanwhile took antacids
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Dr. Fakruddin
General Physician
2 yrs exp
Greater Noida
If ecg and echo looks normal so don’t worry it’s anxiety or acidity and you should take rest and drink enough water daily and visit paychologist for anxiety management
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Dr. Ravi Kumar Nadella
General Physician
18 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Try yoga
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Dr. Jyoti Singh
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Meerut
You may have non-cardiac causes like gastric reflux, anxiety, or musculoskeletal pain along with sinus tachycardia.
➡️ Do a Holter monitor and TMT for better heart assessment.
➡️ Get upper GI endoscopy for gastric issues.
➡️ Manage stress, avoid spicy food, and keep a symptom diary.
Consult a gastroenterologist and consider anxiety screening too.
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Dr. Vaibhav Kumar
General Physician
4 yrs exp
Asansol
It's Almost Normal.
Avoid Strenuous Activities.
Get your check up done at regular intervals with your Cardiologists, to Pick any slightest change in your body which maybe harmful.
Are you taking long term medications?
Gastric issues maybe d/t long term medications, Eating Habits or Mental Stress, Anxiety or Depression. Work on Them
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Dr. Chaithra H
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Bangalore
It is still fine.
Pls don't worry.
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