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ticknor
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 Posted: 10/06/06 - 23:00 Post subject: Heart Palps & digestive problems |
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Hi! I have heart palps related whit digestive problems. When I have big meal I have heart palps. Does anyone have similar problem?
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lynnett
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| Posted: 10/10/06 - 04:55 Post subject: |
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Hi! I had similar symptoms, but I also had heart palps when I run or exercise. First that didn’t bother me a lot. After some time I had also chest pain. So, I saw a doctor. I had EKG and some other tests. Doctor told me that I have angina. My advice to you is to see a doctor. He will determine the cause of your heart palpations. Good lack!
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Eve Summer
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| Posted: 10/10/06 - 21:40 Post subject: heart palps |
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I too have heart palps, saw a cardiologist, and checked out fine.
Triggers include excessive: stress, caffine, lack of oxygen (usually during stress), after fatty or large meals. There are more but, these are my triggers. Try to remember to breath deep and slow when they happen. They use to make me have panic attacks because I was scared. But they are pretty harmless I believe.
If you have them during exercise, it could be a reason for concern. I'm only 33 but you could have a family history, like me, or other contributers. |
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| Posted: 01/22/07 - 12:42 Post subject: Re: heart palps |
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| Eve Summer wrote: |
I too have heart palps, saw a cardiologist, and checked out fine.
Triggers include excessive: stress, caffine, lack of oxygen (usually during stress), after fatty or large meals. There are more but, these are my triggers. Try to remember to breath deep and slow when they happen. They use to make me have panic attacks because I was scared. But they are pretty harmless I believe.
If you have them during exercise, it could be a reason for concern. I'm only 33 but you could have a family history, like me, or other contributers. |
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