Regarding pulse rate

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Asked for Male, 25 Years

I have anxiety from two months one day my pulse rate rise to 170 but slowly first mujhe ghabrahat hui slowly increase to 130 than i panic it rose to 170 and after two month again I have face palpitations all of sudden my pulse rate i check 190-200 than slowly within 3-4 minutes it gets normal after I do some Deep breathing and splash cold water I have done two times eco which is normal and ECG not at the time of palpitations random ECG which is normal. Is this panic attack or I have read about psvt or its psvt.my pulse usually remain 100-110 for which I take beta blocker .I am very confused what could be the reason

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Dr. Rajan Vashisht Cardiologist 20 yrs exp Mandi Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rajan Vashisht

Cardiologist 20 yrs exp Mandi

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Try betablockers to continue. If repeat palpitations require electrophysiology workup.

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EP study and Managment by electrophtsiologists.

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