PRICKING PAIN IN LEFT SIDE CHEST
I done my ECG 7 days back. Doctor told its normal I have pricky pain on and off in left chest Do need to worry.
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Health Q&A
Regarding pulse rate
Hi i dr i have questions actually sometimes my pulse rate increase few minutes it happens for that I am taking betablocker after betablocker now i don't feel pounding sensation if it happens but after few months i feel sudden pounding sensation dhak dhak in chest pulse rate measure that time it was 132 bpm but before it never has happened its nsvt or what I read in Google there is problem called nsvt 5-6 second i feel dhak dhak or its short run pac or artial tachycardia
Heart Problem or may be??
My mother has thyroid Problem and BP and 3 years ho chuka menopause this is her medical Problem but my mother has heart beat fast and when he talk he felt chest discomfort and fatigue frequently i guess is this heart problem or heart attack i m so sacred tell me plzz
Increased heart palpitations
Since more than a week I was having this weird feeling in my chest or a small dull pain in between. Friday when I was coming back home I went to the ER because my heart rate increased, I was scared and my chest pain increased (left side of the chest). The doctors said the ecg does have a few changes but could be old or psychological too. Trop I test was 0.90 so they mentioned this could most probably be an anxiety attack so I was suggested to visit a cardio to get a review. I was suggested Pan 40 twice a day before food and Concor 2.5 after food twice a day. I stopped as per the 3 day course however I couldn't get the appointment for my cardiologist so I haven't been to the cardiologist yet. Today i smoked but when I was smoking while leaving I was told that smoking leads to increased palpitations and I guess my body panicked but my palpitations increased. I came home and had concor 2.5, my bp was 143/93 with heart rate of 102. Now my bp is 117/84 with 82 heart rate. Possible reason?
Slow heart rate
My heart rate is generally on a higher side due to weight. However since last few days my heart rate while working in office is between 60-65. I feel dizzy frequently but itsjust for seconds mostly. And during sleep it is going as low as 52.is it normal?
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