Very fast heartbeat
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2016
- In this video, Dr Sanjay Gupta discusses the causes of a fast heart rate and explains simple methods by which you can diagnose the cause of your fast heart beat yourself. My name is sanjay gupta and my website is www.yorkcardiology.co.uk and my Facebook page is yorkcardiology@gmail.com
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He is the worst presenter I have ever seen. Faking accent , confused about what he is speaking. Horrible.
You have no idea what you're talking about. This man is a very good cardiologist, I had a consult with him. If you think you can do better, go to medical school.
@@alwaysaprilsmom2060 yeah, were you even watching the same video
@@Stargazerdigital YES KEVIN I really really was.
@@alwaysaprilsmom2060 sorry I didn’t mean you lok
Dr. Gupta is a wonderful Communicator who willingly puts himself out there to educate, encourage and forward medicine. Always seeking ways to help, serve and grow medicine. A great Doctor and a great man.
I’m a CCU nurse and I wish we had more calm, intelligent, and humble cardiologists like you❤️💕 you are a blessing to many patients. You are the finest example of being a great teacher because you are confident in your knowledge and I think those people are the only ones who can truly reassure others. Your empathy and compassion are palpable.
I’m glad I found this video. My heart rate is usually 60 - 75. But since yesterday it has been 80-115. The more I look at my watch the more anxious I become. I’m relieved after watching this. Thank you.
You have completely changed my life. 8 years ago I started having anxiety and I slowly turned into a hypochondriac all of it focuses on my heart and I've been convinced I'm having a heart attack dozens of times. I've done so much research on the heart trying to know every single little thing its ridiculous. Now that I've found you I just get on here and about 2 minutes into one of your videos and I'm calmed back down and back to normal. If I could just get my doctors to talk to me like you do instead of pushing meds I won't take my anxiety probably wouldn't have made it this far
Godbless mam
Same here. The docs just push the meds
You're absolutely right!
I listen to one video a day. I think the brain runs our fears. Dr Gupta's tone is calm. The brain responds appropriately and signals the heart to return to appropriate heart beats. My observation.
Relax and breathing slowly in and out. Went u driving also do ur breathing in and out. Plus pray and Thank God 4 the day😄!
Thank you, I needed to see this right now thanks ❤️
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@Heloise O'Byrne how is the situation now, are you still facing the issue?
Well said best exercise for heart
I truly believe the mind controls the heartbeat . If you feel anxiety , stressed , thoughts , thinking , etc ..
i agree with you!
100% agree!!
York cardiology, I have low blood pressure my cardiologist calls it orthostatic hypotension and verus POTs, Well he said likely a significant element of pots. He tested me quickly but cant low pressure mimic pot symptoms? Also, I'm pregnant and my blood pressure can go as low to 79 over 45 I called my ob he said drink water increase sodium but I should be fine. I feel okay I have a headache and I feel I stay dehydrated even tho I drink water I feel alot, my heart rate does jump up when standing. I guess my question is how can I get the appropriate testing for POTs and should I be concerned about my blood pressure?
Perfectly said. My thoughts and stress cause it
I somewhat agree. I have anxiety and panic attacks that raise my heartbeat and have previously made me think I was having a heart attack. But now that I'm more aware of my own anxiety and have managed it, I still get weird sensations and an increased heart rate when I haven't been worried or thinking about any health concerns. That certainly isn't my mind controlling my heart beat.
Dr. Gupta, I want to sincerely thank you for your excellent videos with zero fear tactics, just facts. I appreciate your passion and honesty. Your work is extremely appreciated by me and I'm sure by many others. Continue to stay honest, grounded and humble as these videos are very helpful and reassuring. God bless you!
V Ledesma am facing a similar problem,have u treated urs ??pls help me am just 19
I share your compliments , my good wishes to you
Most welcome
I have had infrequent episodes of rapid, regular heart rate without apparent reason over the past ten years. When I experience these episodes the rate increases gradually to about 145 bpm over a period of minutes and remains at that level for about 45 minutes and gradually returns to normal over a period of hours. My maximum heart rate is 155bpm. You are the first person among many doctors to explain what is happening to me in a clear and informative way. Aside from that, your calm and caring manner is remarkable for someone who practices medicine. I am so very very grateful for your generous spirit and I wish you something beautiful and wonderful.
this sounds like me...I supposbly have sinus tachacardia
my heartbeat is going fast in stand position and everytime . Can it happen due to sinus problems??
@@lordzmusic8461k j I'm
Did u experience the chest pain as well?
@@nelsonmakeketa6188 No, I did not. Everything else was normal.
You are the best, who ever taught you, taught you very well!!! We need more doctors like you!!
I am watching this on December 27th 2019 ! Your content is life changing... honestly . You have done me a good deed sir by the content you continue to put out!!!
I learned more in this video than I have from any other sources about tachycardia. Your approach is very informative and reassuring. Thank you very much.
I love your videos. You are very good at taking a technical subject matter and putting it in layman's terms so regular, non-medical people can understand it. Thank you so much and please don't quit making videos. I know you are concerned about your channel, but a lot of us...all of us...would be unhappy if you quit. We really need this information. Doctors really don't have the time to educate their patients at the appointment, The information you give is so incredibly helpful. I feel guilty for getting it for free.
You are a Great help!!! Been suffering with panic attacks and anxiety because of a fear of my heart rhythm. Your videos have helped me so much! I am forever grateful and wish you could be my GP.
Hi mate I’ve been having the same recently. What did u do. Thanks
Same here! Any updates?
Me too 💜
Same here
You've answered so many questions I've had. Please continue this channel as it is MOST helpful! Thank you!
thank you!!! Will try my best to produce new content on a weekly basis!
salutes to ur honesty....
@@YorkCardiology sir my he
Heart beat 118
Thank you for such an informative and thorough explanation. Your calm demeanor is also very helpful. Your patients are lucky to have you
Please keep up the great work. You have helped so many people. Please continue to provide this educational resource that can be viewed for years to come. Thanks!
What an incredible channel. Your videos are highly informative and helpful, thank you!
I have no words to thank you for all the videos you've made. They really help to reduce anxiety about heart issues
Dr. Gupta thanks for the informative video. When I first went on the keto diet and fasted for a week my heart beats went very irregular and when I went to bed I thought I wouldn’t wake up in the morning. That morning I drank a glass of water with a teaspoon of pink salt and I’ve never had the problem again. I drink a glass of salt water daily now and it also stops leg and hand cramps. So obviously the heart needs salt for its electrical conductive needs..
Hi dear Dr. Jupta,
I am a nurse and recently I been having heart palpitation, and I stumble across your great videos, and I can't tell you enough how much they have helped me to calm my nerves. Thankfully, my cardiologist confirmed I have no heart issues, but still have palpitation. Thank
you for all you do.
You are absolutely fantastic Dr. Sanjay, I found my going to the hospital was out of fear rather than reality, but I have great insurance, so they were happy to admit me! Please continue your fantastic videos, I save them all! You are my mentor now sir!!!
You are a caring and awesome Doctor.. And very informative with useful good information.. I appreciate your knowledge in helping others..
Thank You
Yvonne Adams
as a RN who is experienced but new to primary care, I am grateful for your insight and willingness to share it.This is important to primary care cause we are "dinged" on hospital care for chronic conditions - hearts are in the tope five. That you for your knowledge!!!!
Thanks doctor...
you are the best gift from Almighty to this earth...
Good morning doctor, greatest humanitarian act for the millions of health conscious patients, thanks for such a good work and good wishes
Thank you so much for explaining how our Hearts work, you've answered so many of my questions. Thank you, now I can stop panicking.
Thank you for the thoughtful explanations. I am much more calm and confident about my upcoming cardio appointment because of your video.
Are u still kicking?
You are the best. You have eased my anxiety. No one has ever explained things like this. Thank you . God bless you.
Again so informative. Thank you so much for these videos. For someone that really suffers physically and mentally with these ectopics your videos are truly instrumental in understanding what the heck is happening without an immediate death sentence. Google is the worst place to ever seek for help, information and support.
I am glad to listen to your talk, I am at ease now. So generous of you to give advice in this area. Thank you so very much.
This is something which makes people panik. Most of the people think that high heart beat damages heart. There is no evidence for this. I have seen some people saying that people with heart rate 60-70 have less chance of heart disease. This kind of information make people panic. My grandmother has blood. pressure 190-120. People used to get scared after seeing the reading. Some people even thought how her arteries are withstanding such high pressure. She lived 88 years. She could have lived longer if she avoided those beta blockers. We cannot make any conjectures. Every person is different.
This is a awesome video and I needed to see this....I am 44, and I get rapid heartbeat episodes and have had 12 EKGS during rapid heart rate episodes... It just showed regular heartbeat but fast like 156 was the highest I ever went... I'm peri menopausal and I experience this usually before my period or shortly after but it causes me so much anxiety...thank you for this video it gives me reassurance and I watch a lot of your videos and appreciate everyone 👍🏻
Make sure you get checked out through A Cardiologist
Great info in this video! Thank you Dr Gupta. I have shared your channel many times. Today I shared it twice!
Every single video of yours that I have watched has ALWAYS been useful! Thank you for what you freely do for us who search for answers 🙏🙏🙏
Hey Doc
Thank you for taking the time make these videos
Very helpful
Great way of explaining the way the heart works regarding the pace or rhythm for the everyday citizen---good job :-) Thank you.
nice video Doc, I am going in for a pacemaker and an AV node abrasion this Thursday. You videos have reinforced what my Doc has told me, for that I thank you.
Thank you Doctor, been having SVT episodes for past two years noone has ever explained it to me as well as you did.
you have such a relaxing calming voice.
I have a case of covid19 second day and my heart rate has been much higher than normal 80 to 90 just walking into the other room. Normally it runs 50 to 60. So I guess 80 to 90 isn't anything to worry about considering my body is trying to fight off the virus. Thanks so much. You are one of our go to youtube sites.
Thank you for taking the time to do this! you have my subscription.
How timely and appropriate Dr Gupta I was awoken this morning at 4am by my heart racing! It had risen from a normal 78 odd to 91 and it frightened me!After watching this video I realise my calculated rate is nowhere near the increase so I am guessing last night's few glasses of wine, rich food and taking my tabs too late caused the disturbance! I am waiting for oblation treatment for my ectopic.It would seem this 'one off' night of indulgence upset things, however the night wasn't completely ruined because the advice in this video reassured me, once again!Thank You oh so much! !!
Thank you so much for your channel and your advice. I have IST, and this resource has been invaluable. Please keep it up.
Dr. I am so grateful for your videos. it gives me a great peace of mind when dealing with my constant heart tachycardia and palpitations.
Hi doctor, thanks for a wonderful explanation, you're great! Thanks so much!
Your videos are so helpful and informative. Thank you so much!
Another excellent video by Sanjay...as usual!! :)
I am 36 and have felt my hr at least 160..maybe 180. This is reassuring to me during my panic attacks. You have a very calm approach and tone. You seem to keep in mind being triggering for health anxiety people and I literally have teary eyes in appreciation for this. My mother died at 27 of cardiomyopathy hypertroph and her sister at 41. Tho I see a cardiologist twice a year because I insist for my peace of mind and all is well. Thank you so much. I was nervous watching your videos worrying I would be triggered hut they are reassuring. Thank you!!!
Same here sister.... Now how are you
Don't worry children also have this problem it's nol risky bro
You have been real helpful to me you give alot of people hope to get this type of heart rate issues fixed and to not panic i love your channel
Remind us to subscribe before the video and at the end of the video. Ask us to share with family and friends. You deserve a greater following doc. Valid information.
thank you so much for the time and effort explaining everything that we need to know about heart rate you are really a big help.... GOD Bless you and your family!
Thank you Doctor, you explain it better. Listening to you puts me at ease and to manage myself in this diagnosis.
I was so worry when my heart beat so fast but listening to your medical advice my heart is well relax and I am so grateful to you. You are so amazing.
Best videos I have seen on heart conditions is from this great men
superb! brilliantly done...I'm really happy n grateful u did this video...
Hi Sanjay, your youtubes are so informative , thank you for the content. It's really helped me understand the heart and electrical system. I've experienced all three tachycardia's, (atrial, super and ventricular). I find the atrial the scariest, its utter electrical chaos in the upper chambers when it happens, but I maintain a regular heart rythm. One technique I've learned is hold your breath and pinch your nose, for a few seconds at a time, this puts stress on the vegas nerve and helps to suppress the electrical misfiring, I have found this to be quite effective and shortens the duration of the event. down to 5 to 10 seconds The other two I've found drinking cayenne powder in water as well as juicing lemon in water and staying hydrated really minimises all three.
I do the same!! I think the Vagus nerve is really involved in many of these issues...especially since having Covid.
Everyone should watch this..thank you for your information Dr Sanjay
Thank you Dr. Gupta. You’re one of my fav channel. :)
You’re a gift to the world. Thank you
Really
Amazing information. You have convinced me more than my own so called cardiologist has managed to do. Appreciate your help.
thanks Bal!
Thank you for your explanations and being so relatable! Even if this was 5 yrs ago, this was deep enough that you answered my questions.
What a wonderful lecture ,my sincere worm greetings. The world appreciate your humane afford .
Thank you very much sir for this informative session.☺
Honestly, don't try and jog, walk first for a 1 week after that, jog for 20 min a day. never push yourself too hard first. until you have build heart muscle from exercise.
May I ask why ?
@@vicgocrz4914 muscles have to be built up. They rebuild stronger when you work them harder but you can strain muscles and I’m guessing you can strain your heart
Thank you Dr. Gupta. I have been diagnosed with atrial fibrillation for a year. I have a good cardiologist but he doesn't explain everything (like you do). I am immensely grateful for all your videos and the education you provide so graciously. JE in Santa Monica, CA
Thank you for the information you gave and the dedication to your channel!
Thanks for mentioning anemia and specifically iron deficiency. I have low ferritin (Iron deficiency) and am not anemic ( I have slipped into being anemic over the years, though). This information is SO important to get out there. I don't generally have a racing heart, but I do get palpitations on occasion. So many doctors only look at hemoglobin on a CBC, but don't test ferritin because they either don't know to or say ferritin is not important as long as your hemoglobin is ok. I finally got my ferritin tested at age 44, and I had to change doctors to do it!
My heart rate is normally in the 70s
Thank you for this info. I feel so much better now.
Gosh, thank you so much. Been battling with this for years and it's caused a lot of concern. I think it's hard because we're surrounded by scary health messaging but most people don't know what's normal, I know I tend to panic when something seems different or unexpected...no one has ever explained tachycardia like this before. Please keep doing what you do, clearly a lot of people here getting a lot out of it! All doctors should take a leaf out of your book 🙂
Thank you for offering so much support and information!!
thank you for your awareness!!!! please continue educating people like myself who are dealing with such things!
Thank you so much! I have been short of breath and my heart rate has gone over 100 lately . I am using a wrist blood pressure cuff. It has been freaking me out. I am out of shape . Been very inactive since I hurt my knees and I also have asthma . I have thought it may be anxiety since I do have an anxiety disorder but because it had gone over 100 I have freaked out which I think is making it worse and I just turned 65 which I think is freaking me out but of course I am trying to stay calm for which I am not succeeding . I had many tests done on my heart a year and a half ago and the doctor was very happy with it . He wanted me to lose 80 lbs in 4 months and come back. Well I didn't go back because I didn't lose the weight . Well yesterday I weighed myself and I had lost 51 lbs which is wonderful but I am getting short of breath on and off and my heart goes over 100. The worse it has gone was 140 and I was in a full blown anxiety attack . I really don't have those very often but I think the age thing is upsetting me more than I realize. Does this make since ? I will see my doctor real soon. Maybe he won't notice the 30 lbs. Hahahahaha . But regardless of what is going on I'm determined to get the weight off of which I am proud of myself so far. You helped me to calm down and not worry so much . I will see the doctor in the next 2 days . If it seems too much I will go to the emergency room . But I feel much better ! Thank you !
thank you for your excellent videos. You explain everything in such simple language while true to the facts and introducing proper medical terminoloogy. If only you could teach doctors how to do the same or even care about doing the same.
Thanks a lot Dr Gupta for making this video. This is really Great. God bless you.
Thank you so much for posting this, you have made such a difference to my life right now. I have been worried sick since my doctor told me I had 130 bpm last week and put me on beta-blockers (which I am not taking due to side effects). I have numerous other health conditions as well as being in withdrawal from Amitriptyline which are likely to be the cause. To hear it from a cardiologist has reassured me. I know I need more exercise and a better diet which I have already started to do. I really can't thank you enough for this video.
My heart rate 40 per minute
Is it dangerous
Thank you very much Sanjay it was very helpful
Thank you dr guptay. Ive been experiencing rapid heart rates ( fitbit) at night but they are slowly rising and falling over maybe 10 -20 min. No exertion. Good to hear from you no need to worry. I did have a fluttter epos ode fall of 2018. Everything ( echo, EKGS, A TEST TO SEE IF I HAD A HEART ATTACK). All came out OK and ive been in rythym since.
This is a wonderful and informative presentation. It relieves anxiety greatly. I hope you make more videos like this for us who need the information only a cardiologist can offer.
Indeed you are truly teaching us alot
thank you..wish you were in Tampa fl..I need to get checked out.
You are my heart knowledge “go-to”.
You keep me calm 😊
Tina Jenkins me too
You explain things so clearly. I've been going through a bout of Afib with an irregular heart rhythm. I always check by testing the carotid artery for the rhythm. Everything felt like the irregular rhythm had ceased and I felt absolutely normal again. When I felt the artery I felt that the heart rate was rather high. I had tachycardia a couple times before but that was quite some time back and hadn't had it since. When I felt the artery a few minutes ago, because I thought the Afib had subsided I felt the elevated heart rhythm. I tested it manually and it was 55 bpm in 30 seconds and very regular and quite calm. That means my heart wasn't feeling like it was about ready to squeeze through my rib cage and pop though in one huge burst. When I came on to your explanation I was reassured that I wasn't headed for a visit from the EMRs (which would cost quite a bit). Just feeling the artery now the heart rate has gone down but it is slightly irregular. So, in essence I'm still working through the Afib episode. BTW, I didn't get any help from mudras or acupressure or any kind of breathing. I guess I have another 12 hours to go through as usual. Thanks. If I became a millionaire (winning the lottery or selling a couple million of my published works) I'd want you as my cardiologist. (Yeah, I'd fly in my personal jet to England.)You and what you are doing are appreciated. Thanks again.
Hi what did u do to treat hhr
How are you now
Gosh. Another extremely informative video....helps me to not worry quite as much. I've even told my Colorado Springs cardiologist about you!
60 when I wake up, increases to 125 during the day, drops down again at night when I sleep. Heart surgery to repair mitral valve 4 yrs. ago. History of Afib. Thank You for the great info.
Dr Sanjay is very good with explaining heart stuff I wish he was in USA practicing
awww thank you!
York Cardiology what's an email you can be reached at need to ask you something about Afib obstructive sleep apnea hypertension mild hypertrophy
Listening to ur talk is indeed enlightening as it gives us authentic and reliable and trustworthy knowledge. Many grateful thanks.
Thank you! You're helping many many people.
I get sudden rapid heart beats a lot. When they happen I basically have to sit down because I feel so fatigue and it gets harder to breathe. I'm only 14 years old, and I would consider myself pretty fit. I also get a lot of chest pain and last time I went to a doctor he said my blood pressure was lower than usual.
Eat a whole food plant based diet
@@jamberry1135 your right I was laking potassium and my heart was going off
Thank you for this helpful, easy to understand video. I have had fast heart beat since I was in my late 20's, so has my sister and now my daughter, age 27 is also having them. My doctor put me on beta blockers and I have been on them for years. I hate to see my daughter go on a drug all of her life, too. She is an ultra marathon runner, US Naval Academy graduate, and just seems odd that she would get this too since she is so fit. If there is any guidance you can give for her being in such great shape.
She’s still on it? Is it inappropriate sinus tachycardia ?
Thank you, Dr. Gupta for enlightening us on these matters & also for calming our fears.
You are an exceptional doctor! Caring, knowledgeable and a great expounder - teacher… thank you!!!
👌🌟😘
Anemia
B12 deficiency
High levels of potassium
Dehydration
Insulin issues
Thyroid issues
All contribute
Yeah true !
thanks so much it help me alot my heart rate went up at work im a hostess it went up to 222 then it went down to 111 i was a little nervous u more me feel better it happen tonight thanks so much
How are you now
This video has been so helpful. Please continue making them
Thank you so much! You covered a lot here and calmed some of my worries!
Thank you for making these vidoes!
thank you!
If you have 'unusually' (for you) high, or "pounding" heartrate, and prolonged, in response to big meals, after exercise, or any triggers including anxiety, it could be an early warning sign of hyperthyroidism. I wish I got tested sooner but I just put it down to "anxiety". Now I have to suffer much stronger responses, and more. My thyroid tested normal when I first noticed the symptoms, but don't ignore it if it keeps going on, or worsens. For me it was years before it relatively quickly got very bad and I finally sought help (I think for me it was triggered by a virus+menstruation) now I'm on beta blockers, and a high dose of anti-thyroid drugs, the latter takes time to really work, meanwhile I suffer day and night, sometimes it's very stressful
This is a really good Doctor with a clear message to help all.
Thank you for your support- it would mean a tonne if you’d consider subscribing to the channel.
Also I try and do some regular broadcasts via WhatsApp on +44795131008
Cardiologists that I met focus on prescribing medications and I'm so thankful for you, your videos, your knowledge and incredible skill for sharing it❤🧡, your bright energy, calming happy personality, 😇and in addition to it you're so handsome!
I’m a 34 year old woman & my resting heart rate is between 85-100. Often I’ll be sitting and it’s 98-103. I am about 50 lbs over weight and started working with a trainer 2 months ago. My trainer got worried because when I do moderate exercise it goes up to as high as 194. So long story short is I’m getting checked out…. Thank you for your videos.
Did you ever get it checked out and got an answer? Your numbers are almost exactly what mine have been for the past few months (I'm also 34). I'm planning on setting up a visit with a specialist, but I'm just curious what happened with your issue.
@@adamant5550 I did - I saw a cardiologist and had a bunch of tests done. Everything came back normal. He said I have a naturally high heart rate and that as I get stronger and my body gets used to working out again my heart rate will start to take longer to get up that high. As I’ve continued to work out this has proven to be true. My heart rate no longer gets up in the 190’s. It also takes a bit longer for me to get into the high 180’s. I’ve learned it’s important for me to slowly work up to more intense workouts and to monitor my heart rate during workouts so I don’t overdo it. I’d still recommend getting checked out though. It’ll rule anything else out and give you a piece of mind.
@@user-tv6tu1hp6t Glad to hear it. In the past when I've gone to specialists, I've gotten the same answer. Everything is normal. For me, I'm sure it is more anxiety related.
I’m in a similar boat. Except there are days where I have perfectly normal heart rates (72-80) and with exertion (going up stairs or playing with my kids)I get up to around 105-115. But then a day will pass and I’ll have a “bad” day where the slightest exertion has me over 100 and taking the trash bin to the end of the driveway will have me at 140. It’s so frustrating dealing with this off and on stuff. I have some appts coming up to get checked out … I’ve dealt with palpitations for 17 years to the tune of around 13000 a day. Had a catheter ablation a year ago and it was wildly successful. Palpitations are all but gone.. but now I’m dealing with this inappropriate sinus tach. coming intermittently. So frustrating 😢. It’s difficult to do any exercise as my pulse simply goes too high too fast on these bad days.
@@user-tv6tu1hp6t did it affect your blood pressure?
Great video informative
thank you:-)
Thank you so much will definitely share 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲. Really appreciate your way of presentation...