Raised heart beats staying in 80 90 100s

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Asked for Male, 19 Years

Iately feeling fidgety with raised heartbeats. Always in 90s and 100s and 80s last year I was diagnosed with anxiety. I have an ecg from last year and and echo of 2 months back . Was told my echo was normal and my ecg was normal too. I have been feeling like this sick . I am also short of breath but spo2 is always 99 . Please guide me

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Dr. Sanjay Gidhwani

Cardiologist 18 yrs exp Nagpur

Plz contact to nearby Psychatrist or MD. MEDICINE.. Get yourself examined and you may need to take anti anxiety treatment

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Dr. Suresh Bhagia

Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgeon 37 yrs exp Ahmedabad

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