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Palpitations
I was 13 years old when suffered from chest pain and then palpitations.ECG,EcHO,thyroid everything normal.Chest pain cured but palpitations still present.While playing football I couldn't run much due to palpitations and feeling very low.Once cardiologist suggested psychiatrist.I have been taking SSRI and beta blockers since 2 years. Palpitations didn't cured.I also tried changing meds and dozes with CBT therapy but palpitations still present 💝. Although many symptoms like insomnia,leg pain, frequent urination got cured but palpitation present 24 hour.No longer trust for psychiatrist.Can someone guarantee to cure me or should I accept it as my fortune.
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Hello, thank you for sharing your journey so openly.
Persistent palpitations can be caused by many factors, including stress, vitamin or mineral deficiencies, autonomic nervous system imbalance, or underlying heart conditions even when basic tests appear normal.
Ayurveda takes a holistic approach by addressing mind-body balance, strengthening the heart tissue (Hridya), and improving nervous system regulation through herbs, diet, and lifestyle.
While no one can guarantee an immediate cure, many patients find significant relief and improvement with a carefully personalized Ayurvedic treatment plan focused on strengthening your overall vitality and calming the nervous system.
I recommend a detailed consultation where we can review your full history and current symptoms to design a treatment that supports both your physical and mental health.
Please feel free to reach out if you’d like to discuss further.
Wishing you strength and hope,
— Dr. Arisha
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So many reasons are there for palpitation, for some members vitamin deficiency also one of the cause for palpitation.
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you can go for vitamins check
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Yoga
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Consult here for treatment.
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kindly don't waste time on psychiatric and antihypertensive modern medicines.
you need proper ayurvedic diagnosis and treatment.
âpalpitation is common symptom now a days due to poor lifestyle. it needs ayurvedic detox therapy. ayurvedic medicine along with panchakarma like , shirodhara, basti, vidhhakarma will be useful for this condition.
âyog and pranayam is also useful in this condition.
â you need to consult yourself with ayurvedic doctor for your specific issue, we will advice you ayurvedic medicine and diet, panchakarma treatment according to your health issue.
ðProper investigation will be helpful for perfect Ayurvedic diagnosis and treatment.
â with detail history taking we can advice you proper protocol for treatment.
â After consultation medicine will be delivered to your home.
ð Advice- Reduce spicy food, sugar, salt and maida from food.
â Avoid self medication.
â Follow Daily regime and have a healthy lifestyle
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book consultation with us for more details.
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kindly follow the advice.
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Do not worry, you do not need to consider it as a fortune, and live with it… it’s a common issue. Most of young people are facing nowadays, but it doesn’t mean that you need to take often psychiatrist, consultation or counselling just regular Pranayam meditation and with some internal medicine, you will be seeing a very positive result within a short period of time, if interested, I can guide you further, but you haven’t mentioned as you are already on beta-blockers now how much will be heartbeat?
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Avoid stress, do meditation yoga exercise pranayam
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eat healthy food drink plenty of water.
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Sometimes faster heart beat are taken as palpitations. And breathlessness while running is because of low lung capacity
Take shankhpushpi syrup 20 ml in 1 glass of water at night
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Do breathing excercise and pranayam
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Consult personally eight four two nine six double seven zero eight six
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Noted, it's result of what u followed and willing to create whole new future need to follow new routine n entire approach so kindly consult Ayurveda Dr and detox past n new breathing techniques to create future u want
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Hi, as per your detailing you are very young ,hardly 20 years old ,the present generation youngsters are mostly suffering from anxiety disorder,
Most of the time it's neuro -chemical ,which go up and down ,for which, you may have to fill them with natural foods and medicines and if they are interfering with your social life you may have to take allopathy medicines, but still they are not final treatment, as you earlier mentioned about CBT , ( unlike advanced countries, here it's very expensive)
1) try to divert yourself
2) keep goals
3) start walking/ yoga like exercises
4) do some chanting or
mindfulness course
You can consult an ayurvedic doctor with your previous history
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take timely food
8 hours sleep
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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailment before consuming any medicine
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Your problem needs proper treatment and management so you may consult with me through this chanal and solve your problem.
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Palpitations that continue despite normal reports and treatment may be due to anxiety or nervous system issues. It’s not your fault, and you’re not alone. You may need a detailed re-evaluation. Try visiting a neuro-psychiatrist or internal medicine specialist. Also try yoga, breathing exercises, and reduce caffeine. Don’t lose hope — it can improve with the right support.
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Consulting a neuro-psychiatrist or internal medicine doctor.Practicing stress management: yoga, deep breathing, or meditation daily.
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Start proper ayurvedic medicine .
To live a healthy lifestyle
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consult for prescription and guidance
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Dr Raghuveer SN
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Persistent palpitations despite treatment can be frustrating. Sometimes, underlying causes like autonomic imbalance or anxiety can be stubborn. Ayurveda and yoga can help balance your nervous system and improve heart health naturally, but no one can guarantee a quick cure. Continue exploring holistic approaches like pranayama, meditation, and personalized Ayurvedic care. Consult a trusted Ayurvedic doctor for tailored support and hopeâdon't lose heart.
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Dr. Pooja Modgil
Ayurveda
23 yrs exp
Mohali
Hello ; knowing about your problem you need to work on your vat Prakrit and balance your pitta
I can recommend Saraswatha aristha and Ashwagandha aristha along with drakasava
You can take them and sleep early and do pranayam Chandra nadi breathing
Get well soon
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