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okay so in the last two months ive had aaa ecg a ultra sound and a 24 hour monitor they all came back fine but when I lay down and check my pulse I can feel my heart stopping and going stopping and goin this happens maybe 15 times in a minute im guessing and its really scary I also wake up sumtimes like last night and I could not get a deep breath I constanly worry about my heart and my lungs one doctor told me a term ii forget what it was called but it had sumthin to do with my heart beating to the rythum of my breath im 20 years old am I going to die? is it normal to get heart palpatations this much?
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You have had your specific symptom checked by a doctor, as I read you information. If there are no other symptoms that interfere with (or lower) you quality of life, I'd say put the heart rhythm out of your mind. If you are not checking you pulse you are unaware of your pulse, quit checking your pulse.
Many have PVC issues and they can be felt in many ways and these are not considered dangerous or life threatening in any way - other than maybe being a distraction from something the person needs to focus on, say drive a car.
Sadly we don't have a medical fix for many heart issues, fortunately many of them are harmless if the person puts them out of the mind and gets on with living.
Many have PVC issues and they can be felt in many ways and these are not considered dangerous or life threatening in any way - other than maybe being a distraction from something the person needs to focus on, say drive a car.
Sadly we don't have a medical fix for many heart issues, fortunately many of them are harmless if the person puts them out of the mind and gets on with living.
itz like when I check my pulse on my wrist itz like bump bump bump bump( pause) bump bump bump ( pause) etc
itz like when I check my pulse on my wrist itz like bump bump bump bump( pause) bump bump bump ( pause) etc
I couldn't answer that as I'm not a doctor, but I'm not sure what you're describing is skipped beats.
Well your doctor is right. As you breath in an out your heart rate increase or decreases, and if you're heart rate is slow enough you can really feel the effect of this.
Also palpitations aren't exactly your heart "stopping". They are an extra beat fallowed by a short pause, than back to normal rhythm. They are nothing to worry about. Everyone get them, and since you've been evaluated by a cardiologist and been told you're fine you have nothing to worry about.
Also palpitations aren't exactly your heart "stopping". They are an extra beat fallowed by a short pause, than back to normal rhythm. They are nothing to worry about. Everyone get them, and since you've been evaluated by a cardiologist and been told you're fine you have nothing to worry about.
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If you're still uncomfortable just got back to your cardiologist and ask more questions. But since you had an echo come back normal there isn't much else to do. Possibly a stress test. Either way if your heart shape is normal than there is absolutely nothing to worry about. Only when someone has some fairly bad cardiomyopathy do palpitations become dangerous.