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Psvt problem
One year back I have my first episode of psvt and these test are done (ECG, ECO) doctor tell that its not life threatening and prescribed a medicine dilzem CD90 for life Time but I want ask one thing that I can do gym and jogging and by doing that it doesn't effect on that condition and whenever I do excercise I feel like my heart is beating fast so it's make me scare that by doing excercise raise the problem of psvt
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Don't stop exercising.. You may need a stress test to find out how much activity you can handle.
Start any new exercise program slowly. Add more time and effort only when your heart is up to it. Learn how to check your pulse while you work out and ask your doctor what to do if your heartbeat kicks into high gear.
Take care of what you eat.. eat potassium and magnesium rich foods..
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
Interventional Cardiologist
13 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Hello,
No need to stop exercise. Continue taking dilzem as it is and continue your exercise. Do not be anxious about this PSVT it will increase your heart rate more. If you get recurrent episodes of PSVT despite dilzem then go for EP study and Radiofrequency ablation of the abnormal accessory pathway. Do not worry its not life threatening.
Take care
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