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Significantly Increased heart rate after eating?

Hello,

My normal resting heart rate is about 60, but for some reason when ever I eat a meal (not a small snack) by heart rate will go up to as high at 132 bpm.

I understand that your heart rate will increase but not by this much. I have had many tests done on my heart (5 EKGs, an echo, a chest xray, a holter monitor, and blood work) which all come out normal. I am 23 years old.

A colleague suggested to me  that this could be a food allergy. I do not drink coffee or consume caffiene, nor do I smoke.

My doctor just kind of shrugs this off but I am starting to wonder if it may be a sensitively to something? Is that possible?

Thanksf or any input.
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The same thing happens to me, too.  Please let me know if you found out any more information.  Thanks.
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This is common with food allergies. I would consider keeping a log of when this happens and what you are eating before it happens.

Good luck !


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