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My SpO2 is always 100 is this normal?
My SpO2 is always 100 nowadays and my pulse is usually at 95.
I usually get palpitations aswell
My heart beats really hard alot sometimes but i did just withdraw my beta blockers so is that a side effect of stopping beta blocker?my heart beats hard by just masturbation itself just normal my heart beats hard sometimes and i get pvcs alot sometimes but i have been getting them for years.I checked my oximeter and it always says 100 nowadays i was wondering if it's a issue.I get these weird sensations aswell where my heart just vibrates but its not fluttering but it happens for few seconds few random pains here n there aswell.Is this a problem?
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
Cardiologist
8 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Your palpitations are just because of sudden beta blocker stopping. Nothing to worry
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Dr. Abhinav Chhabra
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12 yrs exp
New Delhi
Just maintain good hydration it will be better
No need to worry
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