Mine last hours or all day I’ve been scared to go to sleep or anything I’m getting really sleepy but scared to sleep because my heart makes me uncomfortable, I just been praying for god to help me and heal me please help !!
I'm experiencing the same thing I'm in my 20s and mine have been lasting for almost a week last month it lasted 10 days and now almost a week straight. For context I've been sleeping late and not exercising since covid started.
@@bicentricbrute8097 idk bud mine has just started little flutters or half a sec or 2 on and off. Its strange to me because i been training 31 years im 41. Not sure if it's from coffee stress or what its odd.. i was told its normal but i dont like it. Never had this b4.
@@macadonis9242 i feel like stress is one of the reasons. I mean we are in the middle of a global pandemic and just daily life in general isnt always easy. but i have started taking magnesium(400mg) and i think its helping, its been 2 days so i cant say for sure. I hope u feel better
I have ectopic heartbeat and a seven day recorder told me I'm doing over 180 beats a minute and my cardiology doctor told me it's benign and just to get on with it. Gave me a medication to slow it down despite me telling him it's already in the low 40s when I'm asleep without the tablet. He recently told me that the ectopic beats are caused when my heart valves are not opening properly to release and accept the blood but again, don't worry love, nothing to worry about just go home and get on with your life. It makes me sick and I wish we had more doctors like you who explains things properly.
I had 48 hour heart monitor and that 48 hours i had 14,000 ectopic beats, its terrible, cardiologist prescribed bisoprolol and said try and ignore ectopics, also I have sinus bradycardia at 44 bpm
I’m 67, and have had these issues since my early 20’s. I wish I had info like this before now! So many years of health anxiety and worry, afraid I was having a heart attack. I recently saw a cardiologist, and had the monitor and an echo. Seems nothing serious going on, though he said I have a slight murmur. I think you help a lot of people with their fears! Thank you!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Hello nice to hear that you are doing fine. I got heart palpitations. I only have them most of the time when I drive and when the roads are bumpy, but I think that I have a some issue with my blow thing because I have a lot of blowing and gases during the day how many regular beats or palpitations per day you have on average since you were your 20s.? I have about 5-15 irregular beats per 24 hours , but i work night shifts and got sleep deprivation as well
@@hereandthere6001 they are gone now thank God I feel better and I can drive all night. I started to work out and I reduce my stress so that was probably the main reason 😄😄
There's a lot of people that would hug you when your father passed because you've done so much to give peace of mind to those suffering.... It was hard to see you in pain. Hope you find peace brother.
@@privatewars5039 Same here. I've had this problem since I was in my 20s. Usually it was always connected after experiencing a stressful event. I have them a lot now because my job is stressful. I hate it though. It's scary.
Wuen my heart flutters i get to freeze i just pray but it still dont go away i am 14 amd i am stressing. I am stressing because of my school report i cant even go a sleep like how my heart beating like this it even makes me stress more
@@world_star_hacker_ its a loop that u must shatter, i did, though it still hapens at least once every2 days its 1000x better than before, also get some exercise & dont eat caffien and candy alot, pls look at my playlists and thank yus >3< uwu❣️
I had these Papitations since 7th grade, I played sports all the way through High school; I'm 42 years old now, it occurs from time to time, but no other symptoms has ever came with its occurrence, I was told my Dad them growing up as well; I believe its benign...
I have another update in 2022😁: I've been eating bitter gourd and that had the best effect of all. So, twice a month I ate bitter gourd and it worked....but to my surprise Green split peas soup! Wow! I hadn't eaten split peas for years. So, last week I suddenly started craving them. I cooked them in a pressure cooker with various spices like chicken powders, cayenne and lemon powder (spices give me palpitations, especially black pepper) and Maggie bouillon block. I expected some palpitations that night...and you won't believe how it calmed my system down. For the first time since 2018 my heart has been this quiet. Amazing! I want some feedback about this, to make sure it is the green split peas. So please try it and let me know your experiences. RUclips doesn't always notify me when I have a response, but I'll try to find the videos. Update nr.2: when you don't drink enough water, it causes your blood to become thick. You're heart then has to work harder to pump your'e blood through your veins...and thus causes palpitations...and hypertension. I discovered this while I was dieting. I woke up in the middle of the night, because my heart was beating so fast. I knew I didn't eat anything bad. These palpitations were actually worse than when I had eaten to much. I felt like I was going to faint. Later on I experienced tingeling sensations in my hands and feet. And I know that meant that there was a problem with my blood circulation. So that's how I knew It has to do with the fact I didn't drink enough water. I have an update: I started eating 1 or a half clove of garlic every other day and...wow the results are amazing in so many ways. It's not easy to eat raw garlic. It burns terribly, but you won't be sorry. Give it a try! In my case it was weight. I started eating 2 very small portions a day. And I snack on fruits. Drink a lot of water. Ofcourse I also take magnesium, don't do alcohol, caffeine, not much salt, watch out for preservatives...and it works. Hallelujah!!!
I've had severe palpitations/fluttering on and off for about three years. By 'severe', I mean hundreds per day, sometimes lasting for a few days and other times lasting for a few months. Then, there's a break for a few days/weeks, before it starts again. I never experience any other symptoms. I hate it because I can't relax. It can happen when I'm relaxing or when I'm exercising. In other words, there is no pattern. All tests have come back saying that there are no issues! It's so frustrating.
I searched for this, because I always palpitated it's been 3 days now. It is really true that maybe it's because of the negative feelings and anxiety or stress I am feeling right now. I am always sitting because of online classes, sleeping, and eating meals, exercise thus really lacking. Thank you for this video. I thought it was very alarming, that I may have a heart problem but God forbid it's not really that serious.
@@kickpuncher5572 if i might help let me tell you that is def stress and gut related issues. Also Adrenal Fatigue plays a huge part . Look into it. Starts taking 10.000 steps walk every day or every night but do it. Home made bone broth , magnesium, iron , B12 , lower your sugar intake and junk foods. 2 cloves of raw and grated garlic , plain Kefir makes the intake smooth . 15 min yoga videos related to heart , blood flow, nervouse system all those help a lot because it brings your heart to normal rythm .
@@tzukhi i take and do everything you just listed minus the bone broth. I usually walk 5-7 miles a day but i haven't kept up with it for the last 2 months so thats def something i gotta get back on. I found out that for me its mainly caused by heart burn so ive been staying away from coffee, alcohol, and fried foods and im taking digestive enzymes and doing diaphram relaxation exercises but you are 100% right i need to move more throughout the day
I've had that sudden racing heart beat all my life like the doc says which can just start and then stop like a switch. It's been nearly 40 years now but these last few months I've had pretty much continuous palpitations through what I think is stress. Its a vicious cycle and calming yourself down through breathing exercises and taking your mind off the palpitations does help a lot. As the doctor here says, it's much more normal than we think. If it's affecting your everyday life though, get it checked out.
It’s so weird about a month ago my heart racing woke me up from sleep anywhere from 90-120. ITS BEEN LIKE THIS EVERYDAY ANYTIME I WAKE UP BUT FINE WHILE IM ACTUALLY UP. very frustrating 😅
@UconnHuskieees Has it gotten better? When did yours start to occur? Do you think it has anything to do with after effects of C-19? I think that was the case with mine.
@stevenpeterson5981 I've always had the SVT that comes and goes. It varies from a few times a day to once or twice a year. I just don't know when. The palpitations have calmed down a lot now thanks, I think it's my acceptance of them that has helped with the anxiety often associated with heart palps. I've had the heart tests done (ecg, ultrasound echo, bloods, thyroid tests etc) and nothing shows. I've got high blood pressure which is controlled with medication so I've no option but really to live with these palps however severe or non-severe they are. Fortunately for me at the moment it's the latter. What I have discovered though after much research is that palpitations could be a symptom of another condition which could be affecting your vagal nerve, in a way it's your body's way of alerting you. I've been told by some doctor's but denied by other's that magnesium helps and if you're deficient you should try and increase your intake, preferably naturally with foods. Good luck and I hope things improve for you, you're not alone.
@@stevenpeterson5981 idk 🤷🏼♂️ doctors say everything is fine. Am under some stress with life rn but I don’t have these episodes during day. Again woke up today to heart maxing out over 122 from 52-60 resting heart rate over night. Doesn’t pound hard just so fluttering and slight dizzy upon waking up but went away within 5-10 mins. It went away for about a one week stretch where slept great during night and is back again for about 4 days in a row
I used to only get palpitations 2 or 3 times a year. I went to my cardiologist and we did tests and she said my heart was fine and nothing was wrong with it. But after I got covid in January of this year, I get palpitations almost every other day and sometimes multiple times a day. Whenever I get them, it triggers a panic attack and then I start worrying like crazy. I feel like I’m stuck in a vicious cycle. It’s so terrifying
You get the vaccine? Howmuch u get?…..I’m not saying it’s the vaccine but I started getting them more frequently after I got Covid too. We should be okay
How does it feels like, sometimes when I experiencing it then I can feel like if my heart is beating so hard that it is touching the skin of my chest, does it feel same to you
I had palpitations for a year...no heart problems. I went to a accupunturist ...that changed my life ..no more palpitations. It was from a injury in my shoulder...doctor didnt know what to do...i was in bad shape.. I am doing great now and going back to work. Thank you Dr.kim🙏♥️
This really helped. I’m 16 and I’ve been really anxious and stressed lately and noticed my heart beating really fast and ever since can’t ignore it. It feels really fast and I have a funny feeling in my chest when I breathe and shaking out of worry. I’m glad it’s only a minority that it’s a heart problem and me being anxious about it probably made it worse. I’ll see a doctor when I’m able to though
I've had palpitations for over a week and today they have calmed done.THANK YOU GOD! I've also had fluttering every morning for a few days. I think they were trying to bring my heart back to normalize.
I had a crazy fluttering for which I had to go to er my fluttering did not stop for 5-10mins it's like a emptiness in my heart feeling with shortness of breath but the doctor found nothing ecg again was normal echo normal I am really confused
@@einercolt9970 just eat healthier, go for walks , and not focus so much on how your heart is breathing and you should be ok and at home I Always do breathing exercises that helps also get good sleep
@@Psn.HerCake_MyFace I think your right I’ve been staying awake all night and sleeping during the day and I think that could be the cause of why there coming back so frequently
Mine happens so quickly, like he said a “light switch”, 2 or 3 beats and then gone. Sometimes it’s like a huge pause for a couple seconds and it’s difficult to breathe but then I’m fine. I believe it’s linked to my anxiety. this video is very informative, thank you.
mine happen the same way too and they just started during this lockdown, I also believe they're linked to anxiety because I've been having other symptoms of anxiety like uncontrollable shaking, but only happened twice in the last 3 months
Try giving up coffee. Doctor didn't even mention that to me. But I did on my on intuition. It takes a while for caffeine to decrease in the body but it worked. I started drinking coffee again after a year or two but much smaller amount
I'm a beginner at the gym and once did weight lifting for 2hrs and now I'm having palpitations. It's so scary. It's been my 3rd day now with palpitations and i panic a lot. Panicking makes it worse. I think staying hydrated and keeping check with electrolytes is the way to go.
@@jarroddennis6541 i think my problem was something to do with other health issues so i took a break from gym and eventually my palpitations finally stopped after a month.
Just above the jugular notch on my throat, for many years I have these split few seconds of this strange unsettling feeling, the only way I can describe it, is that it feels like a fluttering vacuum spasm that takes away my natural reflex to breath, and then it does a big pulse thud and goes back to normal. There’s no situation it only occurs in, it’s not brought on by any external circumstances like being frighted. Are these palpitations? If anyone can help, I’d appreciate it
Mine was just yesterday, I was sleeping but I woke up and my heart started to flutter and I could barely breathe and everytime I'm trying to sleep my heart starts beating fast until now and I think it's because of lack of sleep and stress and sometimes I don't eat breakfast and lunch
Try eating more. Breakfast at least. And maybe before bed do some stretches or yoga! Drinking water is always good too. I’m not a doctor but this is what I would do in the situation. Hope it gets better! :D
My heart just suddenly beats really hard and sometimes really fast, then it goes away. My mom says it’s nothing but I really think it’s heart palpitations. I always get anxiety when I get these even though I know it’s harmless. I don’t like the feeling and I wish there is a cure because I hate these :((((
Tell the doctor about it, to make sure it isn’t bad for your health. It’s always better to be safe, maybe at the next doctors visit you can tell the doctor about it. Stay healthy! :)
I get a flutter once or twice a day, usually I’m fine all day until I started to think about my anxiety which I’m sure is the reason why I start to get a flutter or 2.
Thank you for this. I've had palpitations since I had covid, which has turned to long covid. My doctor offered a beta blocker, but it only made me more tired and depressed. I have undergone testing and nothing serious showed up. So I'm thinking to get off the beta blocker and just tough out the palpitations. They episodes don't last very long usually but seem to come every afternoon.
How does it feels like, sometimes when I experiencing it then I can feel like if my heart is beating so hard that it is sometimes touching the skin of my chest, does it feel same to you
I have been living with me/cfs for 16 years, which is similar to long covid. I also have palpitations in the evening, usually before going to bed, almost every night. All the tests turned out normal, but one important thing my cardiologist told me was this: if you have palpitations on a "schedule" it's because of anxiety, because real heart problems or a heart attack would happen suddenly at any time, which makes sense. I do take a beta blocker, but I also do a little meditation and deep breathing when I have them and it helps, you learn to live with them. I hope you're feeling better.
Have yours gotten better? You're exactly the person I've been looking to talk to. I think mine began after I felt cruddy for a few days, maybe from C-19. And they have been around for the month following that. I have some remedies for you if yours are still persisting.
I was diagnosed with supraventricular tachycardia. It gradually gets fast or flutters and then I just forget about it. But when it happens I really feel it & it’s bothersome. They did an echo, ECG, and Holter monitor to diagnose it.
I was lying in my bed watching youtube videos and then boom, My heart fluttered. I could feel it in my chest and the lower part of my neck. It went on for less than a second or two. Then instantly stopped. It's the first time it has ever happened.
@@jadenaomixx Same here, I’m trying to figure out whether it’s my weight, anxiety attacks or not drinking enough water, I honestly don’t know what to do to prevent it, my fam tells me not to think about it but how can I not think about it when my heart flutters and I can literally feel it off beat
@@Anthony-gs1nt I've heard taking magnesium helps but I've not tried it yet. And potassium and electrolytes like coconut water are meant to help. I've been drinking a lot of coconut water and cant quite say yet as it's not been long enough. I'm having bloods done next week to check vitamin levels etc. You should do the same! Lots of things can contribute to palpitations so it's worth trying everything. It's so scary isnt it! And people dont get it. Like they think it's so dramatic. But experiencing it is horrible. Good luck!
Tonight I had tachycardia. I started taking an SSRI antidepressant about 7 days ago - today I woke up and felt my heart beating fast. Took my pulse - beats were fast and irregular. Got up and pulse was 132. Walked around and waited 5 minutes. Pulse went back to normal 50 (it’s always been 50 - I’m 60 yrs old) Blood pressure 127/79 - will stop the SSRI and see…if not… I’ll see a cardiologist (could be sleep apnea perhaps).
This reflexology procedure may help too. Do a waltz around the heart using the breast nipple as the center point, and inch or so above the nipple as 12:00 o'clock. Press on 12, 3, 6, 9, 12, 3, 6, 9, 12 etc. Do this in a clockwise motion always, never! go counterclockwise or it will throw the heart out of rhythm even further. Then after a while of doing this, press on 12, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, etc. Never press on 1, 5, 7, or 11. This is taught by Stan D Malstrom, N.D., M.T. in his book OWN YOUR OWN BODY
Thank you for this video. I was driving back from vacation last week and I felt my heart beat slower.... really strange. I had to put my hand on my chest and I became really weak. I do suffer from anxiety/PTSD so it could be an anxiety attack. I've made an appointment with a cardiologist.
Anxiety can do that to you it'll make your heart beat real different very fast very slow you have weak limbs your chest can hurt you feel like your heart's beating weird or going to fall out anxiety can affect you in a lot of ways you have no idea I suffer from extreme anxiety but I have a friend that also suffers from anxiety that I met online and talking really helps you're more than welcome to join the chat if you need to
I exercised and worked pretty hard out for the past week. Now I'm getting them quite often, I get them alot more when I'm thinking about and worry about it.
Dr sanjay gupta sir thanks for this very clear explanation for heart palpitation, it will definitely mitigate tension and worries of millions of heart related patients, I like and love your videos my plant of good wishes 08/11/2019
I had 2 heart attacks in 2005 (3 months apart). I was taking several medications in the beginning and accepted that, but I decided of my own free will, 2 years ago I stopped taking everything except my daily low dose aspirin. Randomly throughout the day, my heart speeds up for mere minutes as if I ran a marathon, then it goes back to normal. This happens about 6-8 times in a day. I can't be bothered getting it checked out. I'm at a place in life where I accept whatever happens since I went off my meds without telling my doctor. I'm sick of pills.
I experienced an pounding heart rhythm last night. It went on over 4 hours and I was feeling sleepless then I went asleep at 5 in the morning and woke up lightheaded at 9
Tell ur doctor to have a sleep study done for you can be that u have sleep apnea and don't know it. In my case I was having bad stress and anxiety and not getting good sleep because I had undiagnosed sleep apnea if u sleep on ur side it helps with the sleep apnea. Still get heart palpitations but it's because I'm currently out of shape and have medium high blood pressure. Getting in shape exercising and eating healthy and drinking water help. 2 years ago when I was in shape and exercising every day I would never experience heart palpitations. But before that I would when I was out of shape. Now I'm out of shape again and no they came back.
@@beastboy5969 Thanks, my heart palpitations subsided after a few weeks. I had corona and it was all post corona symptoms. I could have suffered a stroke
I think I have palpitations of the brain as you mentioned. I've had alot on my mind lately, started a new job a few weeks ago, things are going Good but I find myself getting anxious or thinking too much for no reason. Thank you for the great information
I don’t know if it’s palpitations, but I often feel wobbly, like when I sit down I’ll sense an “earthquake” happening and when I lie down it feels like I’m being wobbly. I notice that my heart is pounding quite strongly.
Ramonni onni mine did as well. I’ve been having it for the past few nights. Once I’ve realized it wasn’t doing anything to me I felt 100% better. My doctor told me it is definitely signs of stress.
My A-fib started because of a prescription pain killer. I became suspicious, and as I weened myself off the pain killer, the last 3 each gave an episode. So far, I've had 1 ablation, and now getting tests for a 2nd ablation.
Heart palpitations happen to me when I'm laying down and when I pause between my breaths (not purposely) I also have crohns disease, I drink a bit too much coffee and thinking Im not drinking enough water. I'm fitter then an average person aswell thanks to my job and exercise.
Thank you very much. I experienxed heart palpatations a few years ago (for a few months). I saw a doctor and a cardiologist, did test after test; neither the doctor nor the cardiologist had any explanation for why I was experienceing the heart palpitations. I had to pay the specialist fee rate also for getting no explanation.
@Fkkfigodo Oeiejfjf I read as the progesterone falls in the body it cause heart palpitations till body adjust itself to the new lower levels. You better do your own research. I bought natural yam cream and it helped with everything, mood swings, dry skin heart palpitations.
@@GorillaEats777 wild yam cream with chaste and tree berry by Nature's Goodness made in Australia. Be generous using it, but you must apply it to different area on your body, every day. Places that skin is close to the muscles. Back of neck, inside arm, wrists, back of knee. 6 years passed manapose I am still using it. I never experienced any symptoms.
My heart flutters after 2 or 3months..m really stressed..how to solve dis..should I visit a cardio? But my mother says I have anxiety issues dats y..seeing lots of comments here m relieved enough m not alone..🙌
Im only 20 and I still get them from time to time like when I'm lying down or when I excercise. It feels like my heart drops and then I just gasp for air it's scary
Having, heart palpitations for few days now sometimes it'll happen 2-3 times or 4-5 times a day. Its frightening when it happens, went to the er 5 days ago because that was most scariest one, my heart started pounding out of nowhere for no reason, the doc said my test results looks good but, I'm waiting on 24 hour heart monitor hope it's nothing serious. Just wanted to share.
I lived my life, since age 5, with SVT. It wasn’t actually documented until age 30 when I was pregnant. I continued to live with it ruining my life, then had an electrophysiology study in 1991. My EP study in SoCal showed an automatic focus near my sinus node ... too close to ablate. SVT continued to get worse and very frequent. None of the VV maneuvers would stop it. I did my research and found the pioneer of cardiac ablation at UCSF, Dr. Melvin Scheinman. I had an old faded ECG that I faxed to him. He said he could help! In 1997, I flew from LA to SF for my ablation. Within 30 min, Dr. Scheinman and his brilliant team located a re-entry SVT, the one giving me all the problems. He ablated it and it LITERALLY changed my life! A simple procedure I would encourage anyone to explore. I was euphoric! I felt as if the Hand of God had touched my heart and healed it. Dr. Scheinman is the BEST. Still at UCSF, leading his team. Listen friends, if SVT interferes with your life, get help. You don’t have to live with it! Don’t be afraid of the procedure. You won’t even know you’re having it done. But your life will change and the monkey can be off your back forever!
This happened during school, I was just sitting there and I had a weird feeling in my chest like fluttering, then I just started shaking like crazy and I just turned to my Bestie like “wth is going on” I literally started crying a little- then I started having a panic attack, but I’m fine now.
@@fharhadaabdulmuhaimen2106 I cant, even if I had a chance- my mom would find out never let me do much. I won’t say why because personal reasons- but let’s just say enough and a lot happened between me and her to the point where she doesn’t really trust me- and she keeps and camera in my room- ANYWAY BACK TO THE POINT I can’t talk to a doctor because the doctor will tell my mom about everything and it’ll just go downhill. So yea-
Mine always seems to be after I eat or when I drink alcohol. I heard it's caused by stimulants or foods heavy in nitrates. Whatever the case may be I experience them quite often and it's usually after the examples I just mentioned. I do have high BP so that may also have something to do with it too. Like most everyone I tend to get a little worried when they come on so I try to do breathing exercises to calm myself. It doesn't get rid of them but it calms me to keep from getting more agitated.
I do get it when I stand up quickly but it will last like 5mins or lesser it will stop doesn’t bother me any more but I have serious axienty am dealing with right now
Mine feels like it skips. I hate it. It can wake me up. It pretty much sends me into a mini panic. Hospital said nothing is wrong and I just have to live with it. I hate it. Scared to even work out.
Been experiencing this now since a week especially when I go to sleep. I am quite stressed out lately too. I am only 22. Can't sleep properly lately due to this
I have been having these for about 3 years now, I went to doctor last month for a checkup and fortunately nothing is wrong. There's nothing wrong as long as you have a strong heart. Most of the people have these but only some are sensitive to them which means only some people notices them. I hope my comment was of some help for you all. :) Pray, eat healthy and perform breathing exercise. :)
@@khushi9561 Thanks for the comment Khushi. I realised later that I was having panic attacks because I overthink a lot. Although it's pacfied since I started living carefree, although it's not in my nature. But you gotta do what you got to do I guess. Hope the same is the case with you and you are doing well.
ive gotten my heart checked many times and every time i got it checked they said it was fine, and im clinically diagnosed with anxiety. am i in the clear?
More than likely, you are fine. I also have anxiety. I went in and I got multiple EKGs, two echocardiograms, and two stress tests. My heart is healthy. There were no issues noted. I notice it happens during periods of my life when I'm feeling very stressed, and of course it doesn't go away once I notice it lol. I was told that as long as I don't feel very dizzy, or faint, or feel short of breath, and I don't feel any chest pain when it happens, it is likely a benign issue, and my test results all verified that. Get checked if you can. Trust your doctors. Coming from someone with Health Anxiety!
@@redhedgehogocarina had it happen again today at Walmart. my chest hurting so bad feels like someone standing on my heart. After several EKGs and a stress tests with and without radiation dye and several hospital ER visits they say my heart is healthy. So its just anxiety But what causes the pain then ? my doctor cant answer that.
@@1peanut hello, the pain in your chest can come from trapped air just like air that you need to burp out, you should try and burp when it happens and see if it relieves it, anxiety can cause air to build up in your body but it is harmless.
Hello doctor, I have palpitations since last couples of months, but no miss pulse nothing just an palpitation. I had one panic attack too, Sometimes this palpitation leads to swear headache, could u pls give your suggestions on it. Thanks
pannic attack is the main reason. Have a run play footbal regularly for a month drink water like ur hell thristy, eat raw garlic everyday.. And tell me the results. And do you smoke? ans pls
Just turned sixteen a few days ago. Im not exactly sure whats happening to me. I woke up in my sleep feeling like I wanted to throw up. I noticed that my breathing wasn't normal and that my chest felt tight. I was worried but I chose to sleep it off. Symptomps didn't change after 2 whole days, so, that motivated me to tell my parents about what I was feeling. After getting the results from the lab the very next day, we found out that my cholesterol was high as well as my creatinine. Of course, I got scolded. My other test results were normal though. I remember going for the ECG one and the result was normal as well which kinda threw me off... Because I was speculating that something would be wrong with it given that I palpitate most of the time. After a day, I went to check my results again to see if there were any other problems with me. I noticed that my lymphocyte was extremely high. Maximum count should be 0.33 but I happen to be at 0.41 which kinda concerned me. Although my lymphocyte was high, my WBC count was normal so I didn't really know whether having an increased amount of lymphocyte mattered at all since it was also a type of a WBC. I was thinking so much about my lab tests to the point that I somehow felt worse so I stopped looking at it for a couple days. My parents still haven't sent my results to the doctor since most of them are on vacation (bcuz its near christmas and new year )... So, i'm basically just waiting for my parents to bring me to the hospital or a clinic for a more accurate check-up. As of now, i'm still trying to monitor my symptoms to see if there would be any improvement at all. My nausea seems to be going away but my chest tightness and trouble breathing remains. And I hate that feeling so much. I can't stop researching across the internet despite it giving me so much anxiety. I'm currently eating less and drinking more fluid because of my high cholesterol and creatine. I just wish for my fast recovery because im afraid that I might have a heart problem or something :(
A few nights ago I felt what I believed was a heart palpitation. I was laying down and felt like my heart did a double beat? It happened a few times that night and the next morning and then went away for two days. Then tonight I have the same feeling. Feel a weird “skip” for one beat and then a few minutes later the same thing. Anyone else experience this?
Went to the doctor, took a blood test, EKG, and checkup. Everything looks good but my cholesterol was a bit high (216) and only other thing could be side effects from Accutane. Looking back at my bloodwork prior to Accutane my cholesterol was fine. For reference I’m 27 and 170 pounds. Since Monday I’ve only had them happen once and that was Wednesday. Started doing cardio for 45 mins a day since Monday as well.
Hey... i had this back in 7th grade. I was very stressed, and then my heart just started to beat very fast and it fluttered. Just get rid of that stress and it will go away.
I've had palpitations since birth. I knew it only as a heart murmur. My heart would suddenly start beating fast and very pronounced. I would need to sit down and breathe deeply and after a few minutes it would come back to normal. I visited a cardiologist and was diagnosed with trivial regurgitation. My murmur was never something that really worried me but it was good to finally have a technical diagnosis.
Hi Doc, I’m 35 years old female I have been having this heart sinking feeling along with palpitations since last year. This makes me so nervous and anxious and it usually happens when I’m having a afternoon nap or sleeping in the night. Should I see my GP for it.
My 13 year old son gets palpitations and I took him to our Family Practice Doctor and there she did a EKG and it showed like he had an extra beat. I got referred to a children’s Cardiologist and wore a monitor for a week and she called and said nothing is wrong with his heart. He didn't complain of any palpitations and then about a week ago told me they haven't stopped. He does MMA/Boxing/jiu-jitsu/wrestling 6 days a week and I'm worried about him but also don't want to take away what he's so passionate about. I think I'm going to take him for a second opinion. It scares me.
Hmm well my heart flutters but it only last for 2 to 5 second is that a problem? It's been happing a lot lately. It also doesn't bump hard either just lightly.
@@ezequielcoronel8550 does it happend randomly?? I have 6 months like this and they scare the hell out of me doctor tell me it anxiety but i feel like something is wrong.
For me it is happening like once after two days and scares the shit outta me. Today it happened twice. It was like my heart skipped a beat and a severe flutter or vibrate. Also, i feel it happens whenever i eat something. I really do want to go to cardiologist to get myself checked up but my father or mother don’t agree cuz they think am just overthinking. These palpitations aren’t letting me to move on from these anxiety. Even though i am afraid to attend university tomorrow. Can any Cardio specialist or someone talk to me in inbox or something please?
I’m feeling this too for like 2 months now, my heart flutters pretty often, and like you said I feel it more after I eat and makes me panic, do you also feel this weird sensation in your throat for a split second when your heart flutters or skips a beat ?
I keep getting shivers in my chest. Like the ones you get when you're cold, i'm getting it in my chest could pretty much last all day for a few hours. Have no idea what it could be.
I’m here due to me experiencing these sorts of palpitations for nearly a year and it started a few weeks after my first few panic attacks and they really seem to get worse the more stressed i am. I have been changing my lifestyle such as cutting down on caffeine and preforming activities that reduce stress, they do work quite a lot but the problem is i still get them when im lying down or on a certain position and I seriously dont know when this redundant problem will go away.
I also go through them , since i started to have panic attacks after a stressing period . The most effective way to help me regulate my heartbeat was to do streching. It works almost instantly . Please , try, and try ro relax while you strech all the muscles , follow a youtube video . Also , I went to the psychiatrist and she gave me a treatment that will help me overcome my anxiety . Remember you are not alone . They are frightening , but they can only harm you to the point where you suffer mentally and psihicaly. If you need to talk more about them , you can leave me your fb or instagram.
@@dianaionelacurs100 it's important to stop thinking about them. but it's very hard to do. like you said stretching gers rid of them for you. for me if something like stretching would get rid of them for me it might not work because if I can't get my mind off of it I can't get rid of them. like the reason I would be stretching is to get rid of them but if I keep thinking of why I'm stretching I can't get my mind off of them. only when I'm distracted by someone or something and lose focus on my pvcs do they go away. it's so frustrating and could control your life.
@@yovizp.5968 no i havent but i think stress and lack of sleep were my causes and since ive taken magnesium and vitamin c i havent felt as many palpitations its been a couple of weeks and i get fewer everyday
My heart feels like its hiccuping sometimes, but I get very tired first, then I become very aware of my heart beating, and it feels like its beating hard, then after like 10 sec it calms down, but then it just feels like my heart it jumping every couple minutes, I get very breathless and light headed, it happens within like 30 seconds, but lasts a couple minutes, but my chest aches throughout?
My heart has a normal heart rate but it beats really loud and have constant palpitations it’s been going on since I was born and I can literally see the palpitation through the skin , and if put my hand for example it literally moves up down. I don’t know if it’s normal or a heart problem, my mother told me maybe it’s because my heart is placed more up front towards the chest
My 8 year old daughter is having this problem also she always has what feels like a racing heart she can feel each heartbeat ive told her pediatrician many times they sent off a heart echo to cardioligist he said it looked normal the problem is continuing they told me a holter monitor would be next if problem persist
Thank you for that video. It has been really helpful. My issue is that I can my palpitations just don't stop, after a while even when someone just opens a door hard, my heart skips.. recently I was checked and my blood pressure was low. Could that be a result of that?
Mine last hours or all day I’ve been scared to go to sleep or anything I’m getting really sleepy but scared to sleep because my heart makes me uncomfortable, I just been praying for god to help me and heal me please help !!
Don t be scared my friend.it s because that your an anxious person.God will save you ,you ll see
Hope you feel better bud god bless!
I'm experiencing the same thing I'm in my 20s and mine have been lasting for almost a week last month it lasted 10 days and now almost a week straight. For context I've been sleeping late and not exercising since covid started.
@@bicentricbrute8097 idk bud mine has just started little flutters or half a sec or 2 on and off. Its strange to me because i been training 31 years im 41. Not sure if it's from coffee stress or what its odd.. i was told its normal but i dont like it. Never had this b4.
@@macadonis9242 i feel like stress is one of the reasons. I mean we are in the middle of a global pandemic and just daily life in general isnt always easy. but i have started taking magnesium(400mg) and i think its helping, its been 2 days so i cant say for sure. I hope u feel better
I have ectopic heartbeat and a seven day recorder told me I'm doing over 180 beats a minute and my cardiology doctor told me it's benign and just to get on with it. Gave me a medication to slow it down despite me telling him it's already in the low 40s when I'm asleep without the tablet. He recently told me that the ectopic beats are caused when my heart valves are not opening properly to release and accept the blood but again, don't worry love, nothing to worry about just go home and get on with your life. It makes me sick and I wish we had more doctors like you who explains things properly.
I had 48 hour heart monitor and that 48 hours i had 14,000 ectopic beats, its terrible, cardiologist prescribed bisoprolol and said try and ignore ectopics, also I have sinus bradycardia at 44 bpm
I’m 67, and have had these issues since my early 20’s. I wish I had info like this before now! So many years of health anxiety and worry, afraid I was having a heart attack.
I recently saw a cardiologist, and had the monitor and an echo. Seems nothing serious going on, though he said I have a slight murmur.
I think you help a lot of people with their fears! Thank you!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Hello nice to hear that you are doing fine. I got heart palpitations. I only have them most of the time when I drive and when the roads are bumpy, but I think that I have a some issue with my blow thing because I have a lot of blowing and gases during the day how many regular beats or palpitations per day you have on average since you were your 20s.?
I have about 5-15 irregular beats per 24 hours , but i work night shifts and got sleep deprivation as well
@@DS-oq5dq you need to get some help, night shift work and sleep deprivation is a risky mix, you could have an accident, pls get help.
@@hereandthere6001 they are gone now thank God I feel better and I can drive all night. I started to work out and I reduce my stress so that was probably the main reason 😄😄
thumbs up if u are here because u think u are having a heart attack every time this happens before u sleep!
how r u now?
some one who knows his job perfectly,well done doctor
There's a lot of people that would hug you when your father passed because you've done so much to give peace of mind to those suffering.... It was hard to see you in pain. Hope you find peace brother.
What happened Johnny
Me seeing all these comments make me feel so much better ... I actually thought I was going to die ... I feel like I completely freez when it flutters
Same im getting them but i went to the doctor and he said its most likely stress and that it should go away, it has for other people
@@privatewars5039 Same here. I've had this problem since I was in my 20s. Usually it was always connected after experiencing a stressful event. I have them a lot now because my job is stressful. I hate it though. It's scary.
Wuen my heart flutters i get to freeze i just pray but it still dont go away i am 14 amd i am stressing. I am stressing because of my school report i cant even go a sleep like how my heart beating like this it even makes me stress more
@@world_star_hacker_ its a loop that u must shatter, i did, though it still hapens at least once every2 days its 1000x better than before, also get some exercise & dont eat caffien and candy alot, pls look at my playlists and thank yus >3< uwu❣️
My heart hits my chest every time it beets is it ok?
I had these Papitations since 7th grade, I played sports all the way through High school; I'm 42 years old now, it occurs from time to time, but no other symptoms has ever came with its occurrence, I was told my Dad them growing up as well; I believe its benign...
Thanks Sincerely 👍
Your comment is a hope for us
I have another update in 2022😁: I've been eating bitter gourd and that had the best effect of all. So, twice a month I ate bitter gourd and it worked....but to my surprise Green split peas soup! Wow! I hadn't eaten split peas for years. So, last week I suddenly started craving them. I cooked them in a pressure cooker with various spices like chicken powders, cayenne and lemon powder (spices give me palpitations, especially black pepper) and Maggie bouillon block. I expected some palpitations that night...and you won't believe how it calmed my system down. For the first time since 2018 my heart has been this quiet. Amazing! I want some feedback about this, to make sure it is the green split peas. So please try it and let me know your experiences. RUclips doesn't always notify me when I have a response, but I'll try to find the videos.
Update nr.2: when you don't drink enough water, it causes your blood to become thick. You're heart then has to work harder to pump your'e blood through your veins...and thus causes palpitations...and hypertension. I discovered this while I was dieting. I woke up in the middle of the night, because my heart was beating so fast. I knew I didn't eat anything bad. These palpitations were actually worse than when I had eaten to much. I felt like I was going to faint. Later on I experienced tingeling sensations in my hands and feet. And I know that meant that there was a problem with my blood circulation. So that's how I knew It has to do with the fact I didn't drink enough water.
I have an update: I started eating 1 or a half clove of garlic every other day and...wow the results are amazing in so many ways. It's not easy to eat raw garlic. It burns terribly, but you won't be sorry. Give it a try!
In my case it was weight. I started eating 2 very small portions a day. And I snack on fruits. Drink a lot of water. Ofcourse I also take magnesium, don't do alcohol, caffeine, not much salt, watch out for preservatives...and it works. Hallelujah!!!
thank you so much for this comment! definitely relaxed me a bit. Will start eating better and drinking lots of water!
Thanks for the info
Thanks a lot
Thank you
Thank you so much
I've had severe palpitations/fluttering on and off for about three years. By 'severe', I mean hundreds per day, sometimes lasting for a few days and other times lasting for a few months. Then, there's a break for a few days/weeks, before it starts again. I never experience any other symptoms. I hate it because I can't relax. It can happen when I'm relaxing or when I'm exercising. In other words, there is no pattern. All tests have come back saying that there are no issues! It's so frustrating.
U literally just said everything for me
This is exactly how I feel too
hello do u still have it?
EXACTLY what has happened to me.
Did you guys get the vaccine or no
I searched for this, because I always palpitated it's been 3 days now. It is really true that maybe it's because of the negative feelings and anxiety or stress I am feeling right now. I am always sitting because of online classes, sleeping, and eating meals, exercise thus really lacking. Thank you for this video. I thought it was very alarming, that I may have a heart problem but God forbid it's not really that serious.
U Oka?
Any update on your situation? Have the same symptoms and it would help to hear that youre alright
@@kickpuncher5572 if i might help let me tell you that is def stress and gut related issues. Also Adrenal Fatigue plays a huge part . Look into it. Starts taking 10.000 steps walk every day or every night but do it. Home made bone broth ,
magnesium,
iron ,
B12 ,
lower your sugar intake and junk foods.
2 cloves of raw and grated garlic , plain Kefir makes the intake smooth .
15 min yoga videos related to heart , blood flow, nervouse system all those help a lot because it brings your heart to normal rythm .
@@tzukhi i take and do everything you just listed minus the bone broth. I usually walk 5-7 miles a day but i haven't kept up with it for the last 2 months so thats def something i gotta get back on. I found out that for me its mainly caused by heart burn so ive been staying away from coffee, alcohol, and fried foods and im taking digestive enzymes and doing diaphram relaxation exercises but you are 100% right i need to move more throughout the day
@@kickpuncher5572 bro you ok?
I am having same problem of palpitation since 2 month I don't know what should I do
I've had that sudden racing heart beat all my life like the doc says which can just start and then stop like a switch. It's been nearly 40 years now but these last few months I've had pretty much continuous palpitations through what I think is stress. Its a vicious cycle and calming yourself down through breathing exercises and taking your mind off the palpitations does help a lot. As the doctor here says, it's much more normal than we think. If it's affecting your everyday life though, get it checked out.
It’s so weird about a month ago my heart racing woke me up from sleep anywhere from 90-120. ITS BEEN LIKE THIS EVERYDAY ANYTIME I WAKE UP BUT FINE WHILE IM ACTUALLY UP. very frustrating 😅
@UconnHuskieees Has it gotten better? When did yours start to occur? Do you think it has anything to do with after effects of C-19? I think that was the case with mine.
Has yours gotten better?
@stevenpeterson5981 I've always had the SVT that comes and goes. It varies from a few times a day to once or twice a year. I just don't know when. The palpitations have calmed down a lot now thanks, I think it's my acceptance of them that has helped with the anxiety often associated with heart palps. I've had the heart tests done (ecg, ultrasound echo, bloods, thyroid tests etc) and nothing shows. I've got high blood pressure which is controlled with medication so I've no option but really to live with these palps however severe or non-severe they are. Fortunately for me at the moment it's the latter. What I have discovered though after much research is that palpitations could be a symptom of another condition which could be affecting your vagal nerve, in a way it's your body's way of alerting you. I've been told by some doctor's but denied by other's that magnesium helps and if you're deficient you should try and increase your intake, preferably naturally with foods. Good luck and I hope things improve for you, you're not alone.
@@stevenpeterson5981 idk 🤷🏼♂️ doctors say everything is fine. Am under some stress with life rn but I don’t have these episodes during day. Again woke up today to heart maxing out over 122 from 52-60 resting heart rate over night. Doesn’t pound hard just so fluttering and slight dizzy upon waking up but went away within 5-10 mins. It went away for about a one week stretch where slept great during night and is back again for about 4 days in a row
I used to only get palpitations 2 or 3 times a year. I went to my cardiologist and we did tests and she said my heart was fine and nothing was wrong with it. But after I got covid in January of this year, I get palpitations almost every other day and sometimes multiple times a day. Whenever I get them, it triggers a panic attack and then I start worrying like crazy. I feel like I’m stuck in a vicious cycle. It’s so terrifying
Same, I’ve had them since I got Covid too.
You get the vaccine? Howmuch u get?…..I’m not saying it’s the vaccine but I started getting them more frequently after I got Covid too. We should be okay
@@Mike-rm2oy I didn’t get the vaccine. I’ve been trying to be more healthy now. I stopped drinking alcohol and that helped allot.
How does it feels like, sometimes when I experiencing it then I can feel like if my heart is beating so hard that it is touching the skin of my chest, does it feel same to you
@@ruchit_kumarfor me my i feel my heart drop
I had palpitations for a year...no heart problems. I went to a accupunturist ...that changed my life ..no more palpitations. It was from a injury in my shoulder...doctor didnt know what to do...i was in bad shape..
I am doing great now and going back to work.
Thank you Dr.kim🙏♥️
Dr. How i wish you practice in my country. Every explanation is very apt and correct.
This really helped. I’m 16 and I’ve been really anxious and stressed lately and noticed my heart beating really fast and ever since can’t ignore it. It feels really fast and I have a funny feeling in my chest when I breathe and shaking out of worry. I’m glad it’s only a minority that it’s a heart problem and me being anxious about it probably made it worse. I’ll see a doctor when I’m able to though
i'am also 16 and the same thing is happening to me 🙂
@@sky2849 do you smoke by any chance because the same thing is happing to me and I’m 16?
@@adamtrippen8004 no i dont
i think i wasn't eating enough food and i was stressed after i started eating well again and rested it stopped happening
Vaxines anyone??🤔
@@leeturner3750 I'm convinced
I've had palpitations for over a week and today they have calmed done.THANK YOU GOD! I've also had fluttering every morning for a few days. I think they were trying to bring my heart back to normalize.
I had a crazy fluttering for which I had to go to er my fluttering did not stop for 5-10mins it's like a emptiness in my heart feeling with shortness of breath but the doctor found nothing ecg again was normal echo normal I am really confused
@@einercolt9970 get used to it. Once you get it, it'll never go away. I've live with this condition for over 32 years.
@@Ufukkkk what condition exactly
@@einercolt9970 just eat healthier, go for walks , and not focus so much on how your heart is breathing and you should be ok and at home I Always do breathing exercises that helps also get good sleep
@@Psn.HerCake_MyFace I think your right I’ve been staying awake all night and sleeping during the day and I think that could be the cause of why there coming back so frequently
Mine happens so quickly, like he said a “light switch”, 2 or 3 beats and then gone. Sometimes it’s like a huge pause for a couple seconds and it’s difficult to breathe but then I’m fine. I believe it’s linked to my anxiety. this video is very informative, thank you.
mine happen the same way too and they just started during this lockdown, I also believe they're linked to anxiety because I've been having other symptoms of anxiety like uncontrollable shaking, but only happened twice in the last 3 months
It happens to me exactly like you say'd but im also like a reguler anxiety patient.
How do we get rid of them its so hard to live with them
Try giving up coffee. Doctor didn't even mention that to me. But I did on my on intuition. It takes a while for caffeine to decrease in the body but it worked. I started drinking coffee again after a year or two but much smaller amount
Same here what to do?
I love you bro! I do not know what to do about my anxiety.
I'm a beginner at the gym and once did weight lifting for 2hrs and now I'm having palpitations. It's so scary. It's been my 3rd day now with palpitations and i panic a lot. Panicking makes it worse. I think staying hydrated and keeping check with electrolytes is the way to go.
Did they go away? I did hardout exercise, ignored my muscle soreness and kept going. Now I'm getting them for a couple days now
@@jarroddennis6541 i think my problem was something to do with other health issues so i took a break from gym and eventually my palpitations finally stopped after a month.
Hey don't do hard works in beginning days of gym
Brain controls everything
Except the heart
@@brandonyoung4910lol
I like the way he explained everything.
Just above the jugular notch on my throat, for many years I have these split few seconds of this strange unsettling feeling, the only way I can describe it, is that it feels like a fluttering vacuum spasm that takes away my natural reflex to breath, and then it does a big pulse thud and goes back to normal. There’s no situation it only occurs in, it’s not brought on by any external circumstances like being frighted. Are these palpitations? If anyone can help, I’d appreciate it
James R i have same ,..
Did you find out what that was? I’m having that now
@@melaningoldielocs352 same
Omg exactly the same !! Are you still alive ? :)
Any update anybody?
Thanks
Mine was just yesterday, I was sleeping but I woke up and my heart started to flutter and I could barely breathe and everytime I'm trying to sleep my heart starts beating fast until now and I think it's because of lack of sleep and stress and sometimes I don't eat breakfast and lunch
Try eating more. Breakfast at least. And maybe before bed do some stretches or yoga! Drinking water is always good too. I’m not a doctor but this is what I would do in the situation. Hope it gets better! :D
@@stilljustawalrus8135 thank you so much ♥️
This is what happens with me exactly!
@@stilljustawalrus8135, Is this dangerous?
By far the best video on the topic I have seen
My heart just suddenly beats really hard and sometimes really fast, then it goes away. My mom says it’s nothing but I really think it’s heart palpitations. I always get anxiety when I get these even though I know it’s harmless. I don’t like the feeling and I wish there is a cure because I hate these :((((
Fasting and cutt off carbs inprove this condition
Hamida Benzerfa 👁👄👁 but im extremely skinny like a skeleton I don’t think that’s the problem lol
@Yogi where are you from mate? Do u still have palps?
@Yogi r u indian?
Tell the doctor about it, to make sure it isn’t bad for your health. It’s always better to be safe, maybe at the next doctors visit you can tell the doctor about it. Stay healthy! :)
I get a flutter once or twice a day, usually I’m fine all day until I started to think about my anxiety which I’m sure is the reason why I start to get a flutter or 2.
Me to are you still alive? 😁
@@iwas1Hp yeah haha
How does a flutter feel like in chest?
@@borgir8889 almost like something went through it . or like a vibrate . it doesn’t hurt just makes you jump up
@@mo777- mine feels like a little bird struggling in my chest
Thank you for this. I've had palpitations since I had covid, which has turned to long covid. My doctor offered a beta blocker, but it only made me more tired and depressed. I have undergone testing and nothing serious showed up. So I'm thinking to get off the beta blocker and just tough out the palpitations. They episodes don't last very long usually but seem to come every afternoon.
How does it feels like, sometimes when I experiencing it then I can feel like if my heart is beating so hard that it is sometimes touching the skin of my chest, does it feel same to you
I have been living with me/cfs for 16 years, which is similar to long covid. I also have palpitations in the evening, usually before going to bed, almost every night. All the tests turned out normal, but one important thing my cardiologist told me was this: if you have palpitations on a "schedule" it's because of anxiety, because real heart problems or a heart attack would happen suddenly at any time, which makes sense. I do take a beta blocker, but I also do a little meditation and deep breathing when I have them and it helps, you learn to live with them. I hope you're feeling better.
Have yours gotten better? You're exactly the person I've been looking to talk to. I think mine began after I felt cruddy for a few days, maybe from C-19. And they have been around for the month following that. I have some remedies for you if yours are still persisting.
@@KimSB12Have yours gotten better? I might have some remedies that I can share if you're interested. It's helped me.
Thanks Dr. great video in particular the explaining the connection to how one perceives the heartbeat triggered by external events.
I was diagnosed with supraventricular tachycardia. It gradually gets fast or flutters and then I just forget about it. But when it happens I really feel it & it’s bothersome. They did an echo, ECG, and Holter monitor to diagnose it.
Does it concern you as much? I have irregular sinus tachycardia (IST) and I get high readings for bpm all the time.
I was lying in my bed watching youtube videos and then boom, My heart fluttered. I could feel it in my chest and the lower part of my neck. It went on for less than a second or two. Then instantly stopped. It's the first time it has ever happened.
Mine does that but really bad and sometimes lasts a while :(
@@jadenaomixx Same here, I’m trying to figure out whether it’s my weight, anxiety attacks or not drinking enough water, I honestly don’t know what to do to prevent it, my fam tells me not to think about it but how can I not think about it when my heart flutters and I can literally feel it off beat
@@Anthony-gs1nt I've heard taking magnesium helps but I've not tried it yet. And potassium and electrolytes like coconut water are meant to help. I've been drinking a lot of coconut water and cant quite say yet as it's not been long enough. I'm having bloods done next week to check vitamin levels etc. You should do the same! Lots of things can contribute to palpitations so it's worth trying everything. It's so scary isnt it! And people dont get it. Like they think it's so dramatic. But experiencing it is horrible. Good luck!
That’s exactly why I’m here rn that’s what happened to me
@@jadenaomixx how are you doing now ? Did the palpitations go away ?
very clear and calmly presented. Thanks
Tonight I had tachycardia. I started taking an SSRI antidepressant about 7 days ago - today I woke up and felt my heart beating fast. Took my pulse - beats were fast and irregular. Got up and pulse was 132. Walked around and waited 5 minutes. Pulse went back to normal 50 (it’s always been 50 - I’m 60 yrs old) Blood pressure 127/79 - will stop the SSRI and see…if not… I’ll see a cardiologist (could be sleep apnea perhaps).
This reflexology procedure may help too. Do a waltz around the heart using the breast nipple as the center point, and inch or so above the nipple as 12:00 o'clock. Press on 12, 3, 6, 9, 12, 3, 6, 9, 12 etc. Do this in a clockwise motion always, never! go counterclockwise or it will throw the heart out of rhythm even further. Then after a while of doing this, press on 12, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, etc. Never press on 1, 5, 7, or 11.
This is taught by Stan D Malstrom, N.D., M.T. in his book OWN YOUR OWN BODY
I've been having palpitations everyday and chest pain. I'm 32 and my Dr said it's nothing to worry about but I'm really scared
Did you go to the doctor,how are u?
same here
Also with me ooo
Thank you, clear and concise. Just what I needed.
Thank you for this video. I was driving back from vacation last week and I felt my heart beat slower.... really strange. I had to put my hand on my chest and I became really weak. I do suffer from anxiety/PTSD so it could be an anxiety attack. I've made an appointment with a cardiologist.
how did the doctor visit go ??
Anxiety can do that to you it'll make your heart beat real different very fast very slow you have weak limbs your chest can hurt you feel like your heart's beating weird or going to fall out anxiety can affect you in a lot of ways you have no idea I suffer from extreme anxiety but I have a friend that also suffers from anxiety that I met online and talking really helps you're more than welcome to join the chat if you need to
And please give us an update how it goes
I’ve had this happen to me as well and it scared me! Did you ever figure out what it is?
Hi Hope you are better now?
I exercised and worked pretty hard out for the past week. Now I'm getting them quite often, I get them alot more when I'm thinking about and worry about it.
Dr sanjay gupta sir thanks for this very clear explanation for heart palpitation, it will definitely mitigate tension and worries of millions of heart related patients, I like and love your videos my plant of good wishes 08/11/2019
I had 2 heart attacks in 2005 (3 months apart). I was taking several medications in the beginning and accepted that, but I decided of my own free will, 2 years ago I stopped taking everything except my daily low dose aspirin. Randomly throughout the day, my heart speeds up for mere minutes as if I ran a marathon, then it goes back to normal. This happens about 6-8 times in a day. I can't be bothered getting it checked out. I'm at a place in life where I accept whatever happens since I went off my meds without telling my doctor. I'm sick of pills.
Thanks for this video, I'm learning more and more because of your great informative videos. We appreciate you so much. Thank you.😊❤️
Thanks for the info. I was diagnosed with PVC. It started when I started taking cinnamon. After I stop taking cinnamon, I never had the problem again.
Thank you!! Your voice and how you explained actually made my heart calm lol
Do you still have the problem ?
@@abbasvens sometimes
I"ve had them for as long as I can remember. When I get them, I just take a deep breath, exhale and it's gone.
I experienced an pounding heart rhythm last night. It went on over 4 hours and I was feeling sleepless then I went asleep at 5 in the morning and woke up lightheaded at 9
Tell ur doctor to have a sleep study done for you can be that u have sleep apnea and don't know it. In my case I was having bad stress and anxiety and not getting good sleep because I had undiagnosed sleep apnea if u sleep on ur side it helps with the sleep apnea. Still get heart palpitations but it's because I'm currently out of shape and have medium high blood pressure. Getting in shape exercising and eating healthy and drinking water help. 2 years ago when I was in shape and exercising every day I would never experience heart palpitations. But before that I would when I was out of shape. Now I'm out of shape again and no they came back.
Same this happens to me all the time
@@beastboy5969 Thanks, my heart palpitations subsided after a few weeks. I had corona and it was all post corona symptoms. I could have suffered a stroke
I think I have palpitations of the brain as you mentioned. I've had alot on my mind lately, started a new job a few weeks ago, things are going Good but I find myself getting anxious or thinking too much for no reason. Thank you for the great information
I don’t know if it’s palpitations, but I often feel wobbly, like when I sit down I’ll sense an “earthquake” happening and when I lie down it feels like I’m being wobbly. I notice that my heart is pounding quite strongly.
Spinds like a very serious allergy
Thankyou for easing my mind!
I was just laying down and my heart started to flutter for a couple of seconds
You're lucky mine last around 20 minutes
Ramonni onni mine did as well. I’ve been having it for the past few nights. Once I’ve realized it wasn’t doing anything to me I felt 100% better. My doctor told me it is definitely signs of stress.
@@aaronhenry2470 Mine just happens randomly and it last minutes. Deep breathing is the only thing that helps
Yes been having this feeling as well! Send me into a panic attack!!! Now I’m going to see my doctor because I got on google and it freaked me out!!!
@@sharonjames3954 The doctor is going to say it's anxiety or dehydrated. Always the bullcrap like tell me what's really wrong with me.
very informative Doctor
explained very well clarified the doubts
My A-fib started because of a prescription pain killer. I became suspicious, and as I weened myself off the pain killer, the last 3 each gave an episode.
So far, I've had 1 ablation, and now getting tests for a 2nd ablation.
Heart palpitations happen to me when I'm laying down and when I pause between my breaths (not purposely) I also have crohns disease, I drink a bit too much coffee and thinking Im not drinking enough water. I'm fitter then an average person aswell thanks to my job and exercise.
you should stop with the coffee
Thank you very much.
I experienxed heart palpatations a few years ago (for a few months). I saw a doctor and a cardiologist, did test after test; neither the doctor nor the cardiologist had any explanation for why I was experienceing the heart palpitations. I had to pay the specialist fee rate also for getting no explanation.
@Fkkfigodo Oeiejfjf
I read as the progesterone falls in the body it cause heart palpitations till body adjust itself to the new lower levels. You better do your own research. I bought natural yam cream and it helped with everything, mood swings, dry skin heart palpitations.
@@ladansari What’s the brand of the cream?
@@GorillaEats777 wild yam cream with chaste and tree berry by Nature's Goodness made in Australia. Be generous using it, but you must apply it to different area on your body, every day. Places that skin is close to the muscles. Back of neck, inside arm, wrists, back of knee. 6 years passed manapose I am still using it. I never experienced any symptoms.
@@ladansari hi Ladan
Have you been recovered from it ?
@@abbasvens absolutely, it's 10 years now
i am suffering from this from last 4 days after 5 pm,but the situation reallay makes me to cry loudly,and i am taking pertil beta from last 4 days..
My heart flutters after 2 or 3months..m really stressed..how to solve dis..should I visit a cardio? But my mother says I have anxiety issues dats y..seeing lots of comments here m relieved enough m not alone..🙌
Dats? Dis? Y? M?
Start with working on spelling maybe 😂
Im only 20 and I still get them from time to time like when I'm lying down or when I excercise. It feels like my heart drops and then I just gasp for air it's scary
Having, heart palpitations for few days now sometimes it'll happen 2-3 times or 4-5 times a day. Its frightening when it happens, went to the er 5 days ago because that was most scariest one, my heart started pounding out of nowhere for no reason, the doc said my test results looks good but, I'm waiting on 24 hour heart monitor hope it's nothing serious.
Just wanted to share.
How did it go
I lived my life, since age 5, with SVT. It wasn’t actually documented until age 30 when I was pregnant. I continued to live with it ruining my life, then had an electrophysiology study in 1991. My EP study in SoCal showed an automatic focus near my sinus node ... too close to ablate. SVT continued to get worse and very frequent. None of the VV maneuvers would stop it. I did my research and found the pioneer of cardiac ablation at UCSF, Dr. Melvin Scheinman. I had an old faded ECG that I faxed to him. He said he could help! In 1997, I flew from LA to SF for my ablation. Within 30 min, Dr. Scheinman and his brilliant team located a re-entry SVT, the one giving me all the problems. He ablated it and it LITERALLY changed my life! A simple procedure I would encourage anyone to explore. I was euphoric! I felt as if the Hand of God had touched my heart and healed it. Dr. Scheinman is the BEST. Still at UCSF, leading his team. Listen friends, if SVT interferes with your life, get help. You don’t have to live with it! Don’t be afraid of the procedure. You won’t even know you’re having it done. But your life will change and the monkey can be off your back forever!
Excellent information. Thanks so much
This happened during school, I was just sitting there and I had a weird feeling in my chest like fluttering, then I just started shaking like crazy and I just turned to my Bestie like “wth is going on” I literally started crying a little- then I started having a panic attack, but I’m fine now.
Did you consult the Doctor?
@@fharhadaabdulmuhaimen2106 I cant, even if I had a chance- my mom would find out never let me do much. I won’t say why because personal reasons- but let’s just say enough and a lot happened between me and her to the point where she doesn’t really trust me- and she keeps and camera in my room- ANYWAY BACK TO THE POINT I can’t talk to a doctor because the doctor will tell my mom about everything and it’ll just go downhill. So yea-
@@noideas6820 you still experience this?
Very clear and simple explanation
I'm 25 mg coreg and still have heart palpitations I'm praying Jesus Christ will heal me
Thank you for the video🙏
Mine always seems to be after I eat or when I drink alcohol. I heard it's caused by stimulants or foods heavy in nitrates. Whatever the case may be I experience them quite often and it's usually after the examples I just mentioned. I do have high BP so that may also have something to do with it too. Like most everyone I tend to get a little worried when they come on so I try to do breathing exercises to calm myself. It doesn't get rid of them but it calms me to keep from getting more agitated.
Yes breathe
Youre placeboing yourself into associating food with palpitations
Have yours gotten better? Maybe I can share with you some things that fixed mine.
@@stevenpeterson5981what tips help me out
I do get it when I stand up quickly but it will last like 5mins or lesser it will stop doesn’t bother me any more but I have serious axienty am dealing with right now
Ongoing, relentless, swallowed ANGER.
Thank you!
Very informative thanks Dr Sanjay
Hi all,
I have been going through multiple similar cases and seems like this can be an neurological covid symptom
Mine feels like it skips. I hate it. It can wake me up. It pretty much sends me into a mini panic. Hospital said nothing is wrong and I just have to live with it. I hate it. Scared to even work out.
Since covid started my heart had been beating fast also I forget to breatheee😭😭😭
The same thing happen to me!! Like wtf is going on. I have to remind myself how to breathe this shit is crazy.
Wtf same hereeee
@@digangelo3244 it’s stress and anxiety. It also raise your blood pressure. It’s mostly stress tho.
Don’t cry I can fix u just ask?
U Oka?
Thanks for sharing this information..
Been experiencing this now since a week especially when I go to sleep. I am quite stressed out lately too. I am only 22. Can't sleep properly lately due to this
I know the feeling I'm going through it right now it really scaring me so bad
I have been having these for about 3 years now, I went to doctor last month for a checkup and fortunately nothing is wrong. There's nothing wrong as long as you have a strong heart. Most of the people have these but only some are sensitive to them which means only some people notices them. I hope my comment was of some help for you all. :)
Pray, eat healthy and perform breathing exercise. :)
@@khushi9561 Thanks for the comment Khushi. I realised later that I was having panic attacks because I overthink a lot. Although it's pacfied since I started living carefree, although it's not in my nature. But you gotta do what you got to do I guess. Hope the same is the case with you and you are doing well.
Thank you Doctor. Pls discuss more about heart flutter. Tq,. God bless.
ive gotten my heart checked many times and every time i got it checked they said it was fine, and im clinically diagnosed with anxiety. am i in the clear?
same here and I keep telling them they are wrong.
More than likely, you are fine. I also have anxiety. I went in and I got multiple EKGs, two echocardiograms, and two stress tests. My heart is healthy. There were no issues noted. I notice it happens during periods of my life when I'm feeling very stressed, and of course it doesn't go away once I notice it lol. I was told that as long as I don't feel very dizzy, or faint, or feel short of breath, and I don't feel any chest pain when it happens, it is likely a benign issue, and my test results all verified that.
Get checked if you can. Trust your doctors. Coming from someone with Health Anxiety!
WOW omg, SAME THING HAPPENED TO ME BEFORE LAST WEEK, ITS HAPPENING AGAIN & I'M SCARED AF, DO SUFFER W GAD & SAD!
@@redhedgehogocarina had it happen again today at Walmart. my chest hurting so bad feels like someone standing on my heart. After several EKGs and a stress tests with and without radiation dye and several hospital ER visits they say my heart is healthy. So its just anxiety But what causes the pain then ? my doctor cant answer that.
@@1peanut hello, the pain in your chest can come from trapped air just like air that you need to burp out, you should try and burp when it happens and see if it relieves it, anxiety can cause air to build up in your body but it is harmless.
For me it happens for an hour atleast every six months. I just came out of hospital last month.
Hello doctor, I have palpitations since last couples of months, but no miss pulse nothing just an palpitation. I had one panic attack too, Sometimes this palpitation leads to swear headache, could u pls give your suggestions on it. Thanks
pannic attack is the main reason.
Have a run play footbal regularly for a month drink water like ur hell thristy, eat raw garlic everyday.. And tell me the results. And do you smoke? ans pls
Just turned sixteen a few days ago. Im not exactly sure whats happening to me. I woke up in my sleep feeling like I wanted to throw up. I noticed that my breathing wasn't normal and that my chest felt tight. I was worried but I chose to sleep it off. Symptomps didn't change after 2 whole days, so, that motivated me to tell my parents about what I was feeling. After getting the results from the lab the very next day, we found out that my cholesterol was high as well as my creatinine. Of course, I got scolded. My other test results were normal though. I remember going for the ECG one and the result was normal as well which kinda threw me off... Because I was speculating that something would be wrong with it given that I palpitate most of the time. After a day, I went to check my results again to see if there were any other problems with me. I noticed that my lymphocyte was extremely high. Maximum count should be 0.33 but I happen to be at 0.41 which kinda concerned me. Although my lymphocyte was high, my WBC count was normal so I didn't really know whether having an increased amount of lymphocyte mattered at all since it was also a type of a WBC. I was thinking so much about my lab tests to the point that I somehow felt worse so I stopped looking at it for a couple days. My parents still haven't sent my results to the doctor since most of them are on vacation (bcuz its near christmas and new year )... So, i'm basically just waiting for my parents to bring me to the hospital or a clinic for a more accurate check-up. As of now, i'm still trying to monitor my symptoms to see if there would be any improvement at all. My nausea seems to be going away but my chest tightness and trouble breathing remains. And I hate that feeling so much. I can't stop researching across the internet despite it giving me so much anxiety. I'm currently eating less and drinking more fluid because of my high cholesterol and creatine. I just wish for my fast recovery because im afraid that I might have a heart problem or something :(
This guy is the best at explaining this stuff 👏
A few nights ago I felt what I believed was a heart palpitation. I was laying down and felt like my heart did a double beat? It happened a few times that night and the next morning and then went away for two days. Then tonight I have the same feeling. Feel a weird “skip” for one beat and then a few minutes later the same thing. Anyone else experience this?
Yes me
yes that has been happening me today and yesterday
Update
Went to the doctor, took a blood test, EKG, and checkup. Everything looks good but my cholesterol was a bit high (216) and only other thing could be side effects from Accutane. Looking back at my bloodwork prior to Accutane my cholesterol was fine.
For reference I’m 27 and 170 pounds.
Since Monday I’ve only had them happen once and that was Wednesday. Started doing cardio for 45 mins a day since Monday as well.
@@lynexsoaoe4859 go check with your doctor. They will take bloodwork and see what might be causing it. Best wishes
The information is very helpful, but the sound quality is very poor, maybe due to an echo.
My hearts been fluttering really bad jumping around in chest.Is this normal?I suffer from anxiety and stressed a lot lately.
sam holden I KNOW RIGHT IT SCARES MEE
sam holden Finally someone agrees with me
sam holden I also have this feeling and have anxiety
Hey... i had this back in 7th grade. I was very stressed, and then my heart just started to beat very fast and it fluttered. Just get rid of that stress and it will go away.
I have the exact same
I've had palpitations since birth. I knew it only as a heart murmur. My heart would suddenly start beating fast and very pronounced. I would need to sit down and breathe deeply and after a few minutes it would come back to normal. I visited a cardiologist and was diagnosed with trivial regurgitation. My murmur was never something that really worried me but it was good to finally have a technical diagnosis.
Hi Doc, I’m 35 years old female I have been having this heart sinking feeling along with palpitations since last year. This makes me so nervous and anxious and it usually happens when I’m having a afternoon nap or sleeping in the night. Should I see my GP for it.
Almost like butterflies in your chest?
Test results??
Same age and same gender, 35F same issue .. any update ?
Yeah that sinking feeling is terrible, one of my worse sumptoms .
Look into adrenal fatigue .
Oh btw i’m 39 F , and been coping for 2 yrs now , i’m just finally putting peaces together and starting to try to heal myself.
My 13 year old son gets palpitations and I took him to our Family Practice Doctor and there she did a EKG and it showed like he had an extra beat. I got referred to a children’s Cardiologist and wore a monitor for a week and she called and said nothing is wrong with his heart. He didn't complain of any palpitations and then about a week ago told me they haven't stopped. He does MMA/Boxing/jiu-jitsu/wrestling 6 days a week and I'm worried about him but also don't want to take away what he's so passionate about. I think I'm going to take him for a second opinion. It scares me.
Hmm well my heart flutters but it only last for 2 to 5 second is that a problem? It's been happing a lot lately. It also doesn't bump hard either just lightly.
Same mine lasts for 2 or so secs then goes back to normal but repeats every now and then.
Just Me now you still alive?
@@youngsquad3868 i have been having this for the pass 4 years doctors still dont know whats wrong they say its just a glitch
:/ who knows
@@ezequielcoronel8550 does it happend randomly?? I have 6 months like this and they scare the hell out of me doctor tell me it anxiety but i feel like something is wrong.
YO HE SAID ARE YOU STILL ALIVE BRUV!!?
My seasonal allergies cause palpitations. I'm sure of this. However I have seen no research on this subject.
Same here the Change in the weather
Pls suggest what can I take medicine to prevent my nervous.
For me it is happening like once after two days and scares the shit outta me. Today it happened twice. It was like my heart skipped a beat and a severe flutter or vibrate. Also, i feel it happens whenever i eat something. I really do want to go to cardiologist to get myself checked up but my father or mother don’t agree cuz they think am just overthinking. These palpitations aren’t letting me to move on from these anxiety. Even though i am afraid to attend university tomorrow. Can any Cardio specialist or someone talk to me in inbox or something please?
I’m feeling this too for like 2 months now, my heart flutters pretty often, and like you said I feel it more after I eat and makes me panic, do you also feel this weird sensation in your throat for a split second when your heart flutters or skips a beat ?
That is exactly what I feel!
I'm also getting this.
I am getting it too and it lasts the whole day
meee toooo its weird im 20 im going to the doctor this week
I keep getting shivers in my chest. Like the ones you get when you're cold, i'm getting it in my chest could pretty much last all day for a few hours. Have no idea what it could be.
@@qasimyahya699 still getting them idk why
When I'm laying in bed or sitting in a chair my heart will seem to beat normal but then a bigger heart beat like a thud happens is that normal or not?
Mine does that sometimes it flutters like it skips a beat or beats hard for a few beats then then its normal
Thank you.. Its puts me at rest. How do we reach you.
I’m here due to me experiencing these sorts of palpitations for nearly a year and it started a few weeks after my first few panic attacks and they really seem to get worse the more stressed i am. I have been changing my lifestyle such as cutting down on caffeine and preforming activities that reduce stress, they do work quite a lot but the problem is i still get them when im lying down or on a certain position and I seriously dont know when this redundant problem will go away.
Exactly what you have explained is my situation currently as well.
I also go through them , since i started to have panic attacks after a stressing period . The most effective way to help me regulate my heartbeat was to do streching. It works almost instantly . Please , try, and try ro relax while you strech all the muscles , follow a youtube video . Also , I went to the psychiatrist and she gave me a treatment that will help me overcome my anxiety . Remember you are not alone . They are frightening , but they can only harm you to the point where you suffer mentally and psihicaly. If you need to talk more about them , you can leave me your fb or instagram.
Also , make sure you are well hydrated. Not drinking enough water thickens the blood vessels so it affects your blood circulation and heartbeat.
I jogged 3 km 3 times a week but still i experienced heart palpitations my heart beat hard at night when i lie down 🥲
@@dianaionelacurs100 it's important to stop thinking about them. but it's very hard to do. like you said stretching gers rid of them for you. for me if something like stretching would get rid of them for me it might not work because if I can't get my mind off of it I can't get rid of them. like the reason I would be stretching is to get rid of them but if I keep thinking of why I'm stretching I can't get my mind off of them. only when I'm distracted by someone or something and lose focus on my pvcs do they go away. it's so frustrating and could control your life.
Can you please tell us what does vitamin b12 deficiency with eregular heartbeat ?
When my heart flutters it makes me cough. Why?
ツSwadeHuff me to did you ever find out???
This how I'm feeling rn... Like I need to cough
Me too
Did you guys found out why?? Im the same
@@yovizp.5968 no i havent but i think stress and lack of sleep were my causes and since ive taken magnesium and vitamin c i havent felt as many palpitations its been a couple of weeks and i get fewer everyday
My heart feels like its hiccuping sometimes, but I get very tired first, then I become very aware of my heart beating, and it feels like its beating hard, then after like 10 sec it calms down, but then it just feels like my heart it jumping every couple minutes, I get very breathless and light headed, it happens within like 30 seconds, but lasts a couple minutes, but my chest aches throughout?
It's happening go to me today
happened to me at school
Me too
My heart has a normal heart rate but it beats really loud and have constant palpitations it’s been going on since I was born and I can literally see the palpitation through the skin , and if put my hand for example it literally moves up down. I don’t know if it’s normal or a heart problem, my mother told me maybe it’s because my heart is placed more up front towards the chest
My 8 year old daughter is having this problem also she always has what feels like a racing heart she can feel each heartbeat ive told her pediatrician many times they sent off a heart echo to cardioligist he said it looked normal the problem is continuing they told me a holter monitor would be next if problem persist
I had heart palpatations for years...one day I could not stop it even with medication. I ended up getting a MAZE procedure in Mexico in 2022.
Did it remove your symptoms after the procedure?
Thank you doc,you really explain it nicely
Do we have to perform some tests plz doc reply..
Thank you for that video. It has been really helpful. My issue is that I can my palpitations just don't stop, after a while even when someone just opens a door hard, my heart skips.. recently I was checked and my blood pressure was low. Could that be a result of that?
I think yes, but you should look it up to be sure