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I have a weird question. has anyone noticed they have increased palpatations/heart fluttersAtrial fibrillation/flutter during
allergy season.
I'm a 50 year old male in good health, i ride a bicycle 9 miles a day, M-F. I have a history of occasional A-Fib (5 times in 15 years, that lasts about 8-10 hours an episode and than converts on its own).
I have noticed that during allergy season i get palpatations, usually only when I am resting, it never happens during my intense lunch time bike rides. I refrain from taking antihistamines. My cardiologists has prescribed AllegraAllegra Allegra -d 24 hour Allegra odt Allegra-d Allegra-d 12 hour Allegra-d 24 hour but I do not like to take then . My allergies are bad, very bad.
I was wondering if anyone has had any similar experience?
I know we all have our different triggers. The fact that the palpitationsHeart palpitations vanish with exercise is a good sign! I would ask your doctor about it, but you've probably just got run of the mill palpitationsHeart palpitations aggravated by your body being irritated with the allrgies. It's a rough allergy year too, from what people are saying.
i too have increased palpitations during allergy season, it seems to happen once a year, from about feb-may and is scarrey for me i've had all the tests echo, stress, even catheder but no cause is found, i gues i just have to live with it but ur not alone if it helps...
I definately notice weather pressure triggers which go along with allergies. Whenever the temperature fluctuates a lot - the palps get bad. If there is a low pressure system coming in, sometimes they'll get bad. I hate them!! Aren't we the lucky ones to feel them.!
i just finished a stress test to find out my pvcs are non existent when exercising. but am suffering terribly with my allergies now, sneezing stuffiness and itchiness and my heart rate converted back as soon as it was in resting mode.
I don't know if i should take my allergy meds any more, so i discontinued them about three weeks ao
I have the same problem with food and palps. Do you notice any certain food that seems to make the palps worse than others? For me it is wheat, along with several other food.
I have noticed an increase in heart palpitations in the spring when my allergies are acting up. After 3-4 years of this happening, I asked my Dr. about it and he said that it could very well be from my allergies. Funny that I was the one who noticed the pattern and not him.
Each year he would do an EKG and find it normal and one time, even sent me to a cardiologist. who had me wear a halter monitor. Everything has always been fine.
Last year I had a thallium treadmill stress test and it showed nothing abnormal either.
With all of the tests I have had done, I have learned to not let the palpitations bother me as much. Notice I said "as much" ...they still scare me ( I hate the way they feel), but nothing like they used to!
I don't know if i should take my allergy meds any more, so i discontinued them about three weeks ao
Each year he would do an EKG and find it normal and one time, even sent me to a cardiologist. who had me wear a halter monitor. Everything has always been fine.
Last year I had a thallium treadmill stress test and it showed nothing abnormal either.
With all of the tests I have had done, I have learned to not let the palpitations bother me as much. Notice I said "as much" ...they still scare me ( I hate the way they feel), but nothing like they used to!