My heart has changed. I'm 26, And I notice a huge differnce.....?!
Question: My heart has changed!. I'm 26, And I notice a huge differnce!.!.!.!.!.!?
I use to have a strong heart beat!. When i lay down I could feel my heart beating in my chest!. Recently I can't feel my heart beat, I have to check my neck to see that my heart is still beating!. I'm 26yrs old, for the first 25yrs of my life i could always feel my heart beat when I lied down!. One night, my vision totally opened up, and my heart slowed!. I almost felt out of my body!. 2 days later my heart went for a trip, I pulsed it at over 220bpm!. 10 mins later back to normal!. However, I can no longer feel my heart beat!. I can sit at the comp, and it feels like my heart isn't beating, and my chect is about to sink in!. My blood pressure dropped 20 points within 2 minutes!. I'm 6'2 200lbs!. I wuz 6'2 242 lbs 6 months ago, High BP either way!. Now my heart beats so weak, I feel like I'm going to pass out!. I have to wait 11 days to get a halter monitor!. I think im going to the hospital b4 that though!. wut do u think!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
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you are experiencing arrhythmias, Arrhythmias (or dysrhythmias) are problems that affect the electrical system of the heart muscle, producing abnormal heart rhythms!. They can cause the heart to pump less effectively!. A number of factors can contribute to arrhythmias!. They include coronary artery disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, smoking, excessive use of alcohol or caffeine, drug abuse and stress!. They will do a ECG/echocardiogram to see what is going on!. I suggest that you pay attention to your body and the signs it is giving you!. If your body is telling you to go to the ER!.!.!.!.!.go! the heart is NOTHING to play with! good luck!Www@Answer-Health@Com
You are basically describing Abnormal Heart Rhythm symptoms, You definitely need to consult with a cardiologist for a proper diagnosis and treatment!. Do not rely on us amateurs for medical opinions!. Read the below info:Www@Answer-Health@Com
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Usually when you can "feel" your heartbeat, that is called palpitations!. Actually, it is worse medically if this occurs constantly and is happening when you lie down!. I don't know why your weight loss occurred, but it probably relates to why you are not able to notice your heart beating!. Feeling a heartbeat means it is working harder than it should have to!. Yet, you stated that it went up to 220 beats/min and came back down!. This sounds like a condition called Supraventricular Tachycardia (SVT), where the heart electrically fires extra beats in excessive amounts before the heart can efficiently pump it out to the body!. You should've experienced shortness of breath, faint or lightheadedness then!. A drop in blood pressure can also make you feel like you are going to pass out!. If you jump up from a sitting or lying position to standing, your body cannot "catch up" to the change and your pressure drops!. This may be a factor, and it's called orthostatic hypotension, and returns to normal pretty quickly!. It's good to get the halter monitor, but usually those are only used for about 24 hours!. If you do not experience an episode during that time, it will not show up on the monitor!. It may be that you need to wear it for even up to a month for the cardiologist to get a better picture--you hit a button when you feel different, it records a basic EKG and you literally submit the results through the phone!. I had a similar problem once before and was diagnosed with SVT, but I was pregnant at the time and it resolved after delivery!. Regardless, the bottom line is to go to your cardiologist, get the monitor and see what happens!. If you experience any kind of symptoms that are worse than now, you need to call 911 or get to the ER by someone else driving you ASAP!. Hope this helps!.Www@Answer-Health@Com