HEART PALPATATIONS IN MENOPAUSE, IS THIS NORMAL?

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HEART PALPATATIONS IN MENOPAUSE, IS THIS NORMAL? //Have you or a friend experienced the new onset of heart-fluttering around changes in your female hormone?. If so - Dr. Dara Lee explains why women get heart palpitations at menopause, how to work up heart palpitations, and what it means for your heart. Don't miss this one!
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@kimjohnson4653 3 года назад

This was so much great and comforting information please do more of these to help women out.

@heatherhirschMD 3 года назад

Will do and glad that you found this helpful!

@Sweetest_of_Seven 2 года назад

I literally started sobbing at about 15:00 mark… when she used the car illustration. It was so nice to FINALLY have my palpitations explained and not just being TOLD by one of the multiple doctors I’ve seen to “not worry”!!!! 😭😭😭 THANK YOU!!!

@annmarie3573 Год назад

Same! I've been told it was anxiety and I should see a shrink!

@mariamghobriel-sawiris4240 Год назад

same. I started sobbing at that point

@CammiDred 4 месяца назад

Me too girl me too

@CammiDred 4 месяца назад

This LITERALLY IS ME. I’m crying because I was stuck in that loop. Thank you so much.

@pamelahunter8659 3 года назад

I wish I’d had this information years ago when I first started to get palpitations. I almost ended up with a pacemaker. There was no information available and the doctors weren’t very good. Years ago doctors talked to patients like they were stupid. Thank you for your knowledge and clear explanations. It’s so reassuring.

@GenXer333 2 года назад

Excellent video! I'm in perimenopause and started having pacs/pvcs/ day and night for months, and interestingly enough, they started soon after the pandemic hit. The last time I had palps was when I was pregnant (had to wear a holter then). I think it's a combination of my crazy hormones AND stress (pandemic) that brought them back with a vengeance. I can get bad runs of them that last off/on daily, for months! Had a full workup from my cardio, and heart itself is great he said. It's the electrical system, but after multiple tests for thyroid, etc., he and my electrophysiologist can't figure it out. I asked about hormones being the cause, and they kind of gave a neutral "uh, that could be". Watching this video confirms that vicious cycle of anxiety and palps, and the hormonal issues. Thank you!

@missmoldavitequarts4158 5 месяцев назад

This also happens in post menopause

@AshleighRM Год назад

Thank you so much for this reassuring video!! 😭 I am a healthy 37 year old who started having palpitations out of the blue 2 months ago. That very night I had a panic attack and have had terrible anxiety since. It’s been a vicious cycle of not knowing where the mental and physical symptoms begin or end. This has been so unlike me and terrifying! Compounded by the fact that doctors don’t recognize it! I’ve seen 2 doctors, had the EKG, holter monitor, and blood test. Everything came back healthy, but there were some PVCs picked up on the monitor. Only through my own research and noticing that this started the day I ovulated and seems to pick up around key dates in my cycle, have I been able to piece together the cause. Why do we spend thousands of dollars on doctors and tests and still have to do our own research to get answers?! I will see my OB/GYN next and see if he can help me from here. THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

@dulcekguerrero 5 месяцев назад

Hello, just curious to know if you were able to get any help from your doctors for hormones? I suspect my hormones may be my cause as well. X

@muneyidenis1567 5 месяцев назад

Try a holistic doctor. I went to my OBGYN and they told me my hormones were normal but when I went to a holistic doctor, my hormones weren’t normal and they look at things regular medical doctors don’t look for

@momoney4227 2 года назад

I’ve literally had EKGs Echocardiograms CTs halter monitor his blood work you name it. Thank God everything came back normal but no matter what when you feel that feeling all those test results go out the window and you freak out!😩

@GenXer333 2 года назад

Yes. When you get bad runs of these, where they don't stop, it's absolutely insufferable. I've had a thorough workup from cardiologist, endocrinologist, you name it, and everything checked out fine (aside from the benign pvcs/pacs of course). Beta blockers did absolutely nothing to help them and they drop my b/p too low, and I can only take half of the lowest dose. Frustrating!

@md9710 2 года назад

Yes you are absolutely right. I had all those tests and everything was fine but it makes you wonder if they were even right but I now know that they were even though it was happing. My friend was right when she said it was hormonal.

@noordervaish4226 Год назад

Same here.

@danielledavis2274 Год назад

I’ve been dealing with this for the past year around my period every month. Earlier in the year, it was accompanied with a burning sensation across my chest, up my neck and in my arms. I had an ultrasound done on my heart, a holter monitor and an event monitor. I had several episodes while wearing the event monitor and was told that everything was normal. I’ve been told that it’s probably just anxiety. No one wanted to listen when I said I thought it was my hormones. Thank you for making these videos!!

@blackcatspirit13 Год назад

After numerous appointments and countless tests, not ONE of the doctors or specialists I've seen were switched on enough to add 2 and 2 together and tell me that the PVCs I was experiencing were caused by perimenopause (I'm 53.) Every test that was mentioned, I did. Every lifestyle changes you can think of... I DID! Heck! I even payed to get a coronary calcium score which turned out to be flawless (zero artery blockage.) Thank you for uploading this video. You have put my mind (and heart) at ease and given me the answer I was seeking. Blessings from Australia.

@dawng8266 3 года назад

Thank you .Thank you ,Thank you for this i have been out of my mind with worry after having a full hystrectomy and experinecing heart palpations . Dr. Dara Lee has explained it so beautifully i wish i found this video weeks ago instead of having to go through countless tests and extreme anxiety .Not enough information is out there about palpations and menopause .this video is a godsend ,thank you

@user-sv5jh1di1w 4 месяца назад

Thank you so much for this video and the excellent information explaining these heart palpitations. I have been experiencing these off and on and am 48 years old. I believe that I am in perimenopause based on hot flashes, night sweats, heavy periods, change in mood, sleep, etc. There are times I wake up and am wide awake in the middle of the night. I feel bloated, weight gain around the middle. At times I feel a second or two of shortness of breath. The heart palpitations and occasional shortness of breath always seem to be followed by a hot flash but are definitely the scariest. I would get myself so worked up thinking that I was dying or about ready to have a heart attack the fear was almost paralyzing. I definitely do not feel the same way I did 3-4 years ago. Have never had any health problems and am glad to be healthy. This is such a transition in life it is nice to have resources like these videos available to get the information that helps get you through the process and to let you know you are not crazy and you are not dying! Thanks again so very much!!

@jenniferdykes50 6 дней назад

I’m in the same situation. Why don’t more doctors understand what can happen in the body, brain and heart when hormones like estrogen and progesterone start to suddenly drop? So frustrating

@christinemayfield1975 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this podcast. I am experiencing everything that was talked about and was recently diagnosed with PVCs and Rapid heart rate and although my doctor put me on beta blockers and told me not to worry, the feeling is horrible and I still worry. But to hear this clear explanation puts me at ease and now I can relax. I am 52 and these came on suddenly and were constant throughout the day. I am also experiencing hot flashes and insomnia so I am sure it is all part of menopause. Yay. 😑😑. But seriously, this video was so comforting. ❤️❤️

@noordervaish4226 Год назад

Hi, I have been already a patient of anxiety since 26 years and experience fast heart rate, PVCs , and all kind of beats. But in perimenupause it has increased and become more scary which is taking on my breathing. How are you doing and do you experience the same as me.

@talachedaka2000 2 года назад

Lying down often cause my ectopics. Last night for example, I had ectopics for 21/2 hours one after the other. I nearly called for an ambulance. Nothing I did relieved it. It also happened in a swimming pool a couple of months ago. I was literally just swimming in the middle of the deep end and I couldn’t get to the side. Life guard had to help me out of the pool. My doctor said I’m fine…

@kboo1862 2 года назад

I went to the emergency room because I was having them very severe. My legs went numb where it was hard to walk normal and felt like my face was experiencing bells palsy with my words slurring just a bit. Scared me for sure. Ive been to a cardiologist to have him say that my heart is normal. I really felt like I was going to die and I couldn't get help. Very thankful for your video.

@brendafountain2856 6 месяцев назад

Yes I been going through the same feelings I thought I was alone.

@thinkingparty3314 Год назад

Thank you for a wonderful conversation. This was very informative- especially for women.

@maifitnesssolutionsllc2609 25 дней назад

Thank you so much for this extremely informative video!! Helps me feel better about the palpitations I have had and had this morning. I’m 49 in perimenopause, Earlier in the year, I did go to the ED twice and went to a cardiologist. Did all the tests- Holter, echo, stress tests, thyroid, etc… no signs of ischemia. But it’s still nerve wracking when my resting HR was upwards of 160s earlier this year. I think as I learn more how to relax, the HR does not get as high. But your information helps me feel better.

@jh9912 Год назад

This was so amazing! thank you!!Very informative, helpful and reassuring.

@laurawells3132 Год назад

This was so informative and reassuring. Thank you. ❤️

@drakarrDAE 2 года назад

Best analogy EVER! I think that released some anxiety immediately!!!! Thanks!

@beckytowne1373 3 года назад

I am so thankful I’ve found you. I can relate to so much of your info in these podcasts. I have shared with so many friends already. It’s so important yet not acknowledged enough, if at all, with primary care doctors. I, for one, have been left to feel as though I need therapy. Thank you for doing this. There’s hope!

@heatherhirschMD 3 года назад

THANK YOU! That means so much to me! Spread the news! There IS hope

@mrs.s8855 Год назад

Very informative! Thank you.

@jacintabaksh220 3 года назад

Wow. Dr Lee Lewis is amazing. Her explanations are clear and comprehensive. Thank you for inviting her to your presentation. Blessings

@heatherhirschMD 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@skilla2542 2 года назад

This is a great video. So clear and concise. And very comforting. Thank you!

@heatherhirschMD 2 года назад

You are so welcome!

@GuidedByAngels 2 года назад

This is so helpful,thank you 🥰 its actually mind blowing what im going through during the peri menopause, who knew 😯

@valh8000 3 года назад

What an absolutely amazing video! Thank you so much!

@heatherhirschMD 3 года назад

Thank you so much for your support and comments here on this video!

@MeFirst10132001 Год назад

Wow! I was scared to go get checked because I thought something major was happening. Once I hit perimenopause these started happening and it scared me. THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO

@stefanieblebowski7268 10 месяцев назад

Very interesting ! Thank you !

@lkeller7932 3 года назад

Where do I begin… this information has been a revelation to me since I have been trying to track my heart palpitations and related issues for years now. My PCP, GYN, and cardiologist have no thoughts on the matter other than wearing a halter monitor which picked up nothing. None of them has ever even heard of someone having her palpitations upon waking and during the day like I do. I did have some relief with a climara pro patch which should’ve been an indicator to someone to follow that train of thought with estrogen, but unfortunately no one did and I thought it was just masking some other issue I had. I will be seeking more help and am in the Boston area and, hopefully,I will be able to you Dr. Hirsch. I subscribed to your channel and find all of your topics so relevant and love your enthusiasm for teaching women how to feel better. Thank you!

@justjenene Год назад

Boy did I need to see this video! My pvcs were triggered by lack of sleep and too many sweets and I suffer from anxiety. It's been a few days of waves of pvcs and it's soooo annoying. I'm also a hypochondriac so of course I have already seen a cardiologist and got the full testing and my heart is fine. I just have to make some lifestyle changes. When my pvcs stop, it's long time before they come back. Once I make that lifestyle change I'm ok. Hormones do make it worse as I get older. So if and when pvc strikes again, I will go back to this video for reassurance. Thanks again🥰

@kriyayoga98 8 месяцев назад

Just watching this two years after you recorded it. I have been having PVCs for years. Sometimes worse than others. I am 69 but these started probably 20 yeas ago when I went into menopause. I’ve been on metoprolol and recently doubled the dose as I was having a lot more and my chest hurt with the “flipping and flopping”. One thing that I now have is an Apple watch that can do a very clear and accurate EKG. It records onto your phone. That really helped me show my doctor what was happening and how often.

@AncientOne222 Год назад

Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! More doctors should be educated on this subject. I have had my share of medical gaslighting so I had to do my own research which led me here.

@fransciskabata8763 3 года назад

Very helpful, thank you for this info... needed this

@heatherhirschMD 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@jenniferdykes50 6 дней назад

Thank you Dr Lewis for explaining the PVCs with estrogen crashes. I nearly went on disability last year due to having a physical job doing patient care. It took some trial and error of estrogen cream to progesterone combo patch w estradiol to oral progesterone w estradiol patch to improve my hot flashes and heart palpitations that occur all the time but seem worse at night. I would feel ‘swirling’ when the symptoms come on and then it would pass in seconds to minutes. I think I’m also seeing improvement on carnivore diet this past month, along with drinking water with salt and electrolytes.

@mstanaka115 2 месяца назад

Thank you so much for this video. You explained it to me so much better than my own Cardiologist!

@Tinab21092 3 года назад

Very informative...thanks!

@heatherhirschMD 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful! and thanks for viewing and commenting!

@neeferpd Год назад

This was so incredibly helpful and wish I'd found it months ago. I'm definitely perimenopausal and months ago began severe palpitations which I now know led to the cycle of anxiety and worsening palpitations. I never knew anything about menopause and palpitations til I did some googling. This STILL did not make me feel any better. I kept going back to thinking it had to be severe heart issues and I was going to die and leave my kids behind, just as Dr Lewis said here. I am constantly feeling my wrist pulse and feeling the irregular beat and thought this was for sure something like a fib or some kind of heart failure. This node explanation makes so much sense and putting the term PVC's to it, which I've heard of, makes me incredibly relieved. Now I would like for someone to tell me how long this could last...months, years, the rest of my life?? lol. BTW, I feel the PVC about once per minute or two BY FEELING THE WRIST PULSE. If I went by feeling the chest flutter it could be a couple per day to a dozen per day. This has been going on for 6 months now. In all of 2022 I had a few periods with my last one being Dec 2022. And the month before is about when these palpitations started and have continued and no period since Dec. I have a feeling that will be my last one ever since it's 6 months ago.

@janlange3839 2 года назад

Just catching your channel and loving the content! I was drawn here because, although I didn't have *any* symptoms when I was going through menopause 8 years ago I am suddenly having what seem like *all* the symptoms. Waves of heat and tingling skin and nausea and heart racing then chills then heat again, etc. I've had TSH checked twice in the past month and it was fine both times. Would it be strange for menopause symptoms to show up this many years later? I'm awaiting an appointment with an endocrinologist.

@suzieg9076 2 года назад

Thank you so very much for this ♥️

@heatherhirschMD 2 года назад

You are so welcome! glad it was helpful!

@Emjay_____71 Год назад

I'm 51 and have had the most horrendous heart flipping, heart thumping, breath taking heart palps and I have cut out ALL caffeine and they have gone from every night scaring me for 2-3 hrs to hardly anything at all, maybe a little flutter once or twice a day that I hardly notice. X

@TonyaA7 3 года назад

Thank you for this information.

@heatherhirschMD 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@winniemccuien 2 года назад

💚💚💚💚super helpful! Thank you.

@heatherhirschMD 2 года назад

You are so welcome!

@tuxedoneko9837 3 года назад

Great info

@heatherhirschMD 3 года назад

Glad It was helpful for you!

@MyElisa13 3 года назад

Wow, perfect timing

@legran25 3 года назад

Elisa Mari just woke up having an attack.

@MyElisa13 3 года назад

@@legran25 well not quite but I have been getting them a couple times a month and was wondering what the heck was going on!🙃

@rookminsamjuthan9902 Год назад

I am 65 years old, I am getting these hearth palpation sometimes it makes my head unsteady I feel very weak after my brain feels not normal ,it takes me 2 days to feel better. I am going to see my gynecologist today. I am from the west indies a country called Trinidad 🇹🇹

@brendafountain2856 6 месяцев назад

Me to your not alone.

@lovelife2day 2 года назад

I am 55 this July. My period came back last July after not having it for almost 2 years. My heart flutters, chest tightness, palpitations started shortly thereafter. Now I was scheduled for my 2nd vaccine that same day so I don't know if the heart issues are from period coming back or the vaccine. I took myself to the ER twice thinking my heart was coming out of my chest....had Ekg, chest xrays, wore Holter then went fir check up at my family doctor gad all the tests again and everything came back normal but I still have the chest tightness, flutters etc. It's not as bad as it used to be but it's almost still everyday that it happens. I'm making myself an appointment with a cardiologist as it's been 8 months since this first started. I was always told my heart was good abd it was all anxiety.

@jennifermartin40 2 года назад

Going thru exactly this with palpitations They see pvcs on an ekg but I've never been sent for further testing. Always told that it's nothing of super concern. I'm hitting 40 this year and have them more frequently causing absolute panic attacks.

@tmonce 2 года назад

Chest pain. So I guess I need to go. Going through my early 50’s workout hard with high intensity interval training for about an hour. I’ve always had an irregular heart beat which can go from 60 to 120 or higher within seconds even if I’m not exercising. My nervous system is always a bit on edge. Goes away with rest but now that I’m having pain I get worried. Thanks!

@WalturdTheCat Год назад

I have exact same symptoms! Even at rest my heart will start racing, pounding hard In my chest like I've been running. Palms sweat, heart races, have to catch my breath, vision is affected. I've had heart monitor one for one week and the other for two weeks, blood work, EKGs and they are all normal including treadmill stress test. I have learned not to go to the emergency room anymore and try to breathe through it, usually takes three to five minutes to come out of this feeling. In the back of my mind I am terrified I am going to have a heart attack or stroke.

@marshahoskins2827 Год назад

Where is your office located and are you seeing new patients

@ssimon311 8 месяцев назад

I might be getting an ablation for these soon. They have driven me into a depression the past two months.

@mopam7 10 месяцев назад

My big question here is should I try getting off the beta blocker, (metoprolol tartrate 25 mg, 2 x per day) and just do hormone therapy?? No one ever told me it could be hormones. The arrythmia/pvcs did seem to happen after i had my gallbladder taken out (about age 36)

@onewomansjourney760 Год назад

Also thyroid conditions cause cardiac symptoms. There are many undiagnosed & improperly treated thyroid patients out there, especially menopausal & post menopausal when the thyroid malfunctions due to hormone changes. A holter heart monitor should be worn a minimum of 1-2 weeks to catch the full picture. 1-2 days may not show anything since palpitations come & go. Need to check all thyroid hormones...TSH, T4, T3. Include calcium too. Borderline thyroid values need to he treated. I suffered from years before a provider would assist me with Borderline hypothyroidism which led to full blown thyroid cancer which spread to my lymphnodes & took 2 years of my life & 10 years later still have to manage so much health wise.

@MrDandelio 2 года назад

Before each hot flash i experience a few minutes of heart discomfort, kind of heaviness and tenderness at the same time, shall i be concerned?

@elizabethmacintyre6359 6 месяцев назад

Check your ferritin ladies! Aim. Above 100

@jenniferdykes50 6 дней назад

Mine is 10. I have ❤ palpitations, Holter said benign pvcs

@peppapig4007 2 года назад

Ashwaghanda for adrensls ???

@popgems 2 года назад

I'm a post menopausal woman and I was having palpitations even though I've always had a very healthy diet. I thought I would try the elimination diet and low histamine foods. My heart palpitations stopped!

@suzieg9076 2 года назад

Elimination diet.. would you mind sharing please, I’m 56 and just been given HRT patches to try, bit scared of using them not knowing what to expect, had palpitations best part of 30 years which have worsened since menopause started, they are scary and annoying, I have everything menopause can throw my way 🥺

@popgems 2 года назад

@@suzieg9076 Just google "Elimination Diet" and "Low Histamine Diet", there is a lot of info on food sensitivities and heart palpitations can be one of the triggers. Of course, you should talk with your doctor about your palpitations and any other health concerns you have.

@deerecluse876 Год назад

Thank you for sharing!

@peppapig4007 2 года назад

Hrt causes blood clot ??

@loriblair2658 3 года назад

Wow. I wish I could have a consult with you via virtual visit. I have spent thousands of dollars over the last year and a half for issues that i now believe are likely just hormone-related issues. It has been life-altering and, at many times, debilitating. I have been on FMLA for over a year just to keep my job. Do you ever see hot flashes or night sweats presenting as heart pounding, elevated blood pressure, nausea, trembling, and near syncope? My ER visits and primary care visits sent me away with diagnosis of panic attacks, but the episodes usually awake me from sleep, and less often, come on me during peaceful times of day, especially following exercise. Could it be a crazy sympathetic nervous system response to hormone fluctuations? Is this experienced by other women as well?

@heatherhirschMD 3 года назад

Absolutely. I would see if you could trial hormone therapy and see how you feel. Chances are you might feel better. check menopause.org to find a local menopause specialist.

@danskdna8550 3 года назад

Sounds like menopause I went through. HRT literally saved my life. I had to demand my doctor prescribe it because they said 47 was too young. I was right.

@chelsygoacher5886 3 года назад

Wow, I’ve been experiencing the exact thing you just described for the past couple of weeks! I’ve lost about 8 pounds, during the day I feel generally unwell and my heart will palpitate during the day but at night I experience the same “panic attacks” out of a dead sleep. Did you ever resolve it? Do they know why you were experiencing this?

@loriblair2658 3 года назад

@@chelsygoacher5886 my cardiology test results were good, as were the thyroid tests done by my primary care physician. The worst of my episodes and issues were from Aug. 2019-dec. 2020. I seem to have gotten better. The bad episodes are milder, and they are fewer and further between. I think it is because I am completely through menopause now. So there is light at the end of the tunnel. I’d recommend you make sure you have no cardiac issues or thyroid issues, and get some Ativan to use as needed for the attacks, provided they are actually panic attacks.

@loriblair2658 3 года назад

@@chelsygoacher5886 one more thing- I am now seeing a hormone specialist who specializes in bio-identical hormones. No treatments yet, except magnesium citrate supplement nightly. Hormone evaluation coming up soon.

@dimpleb6916 3 года назад

Hi,i am having premature menopause at 38,not taking any hrt but suffering from haie thinning and hair loss and low mood.very confused don't know what to do

@heatherhirschMD 3 года назад

Remember, the gold standard of premature menopause is estrogen replacement. See my video on POI. The risks of not using estrogen included heart disease are much greater than any risk to the use of estrogen replacement.

@dulcekguerrero 3 года назад

I’m 38 and have been dealing with PVC’s and PAC’s for almost two years now that seem to have started around the same time I had a stomach infection H-pylori. Infection is gone but palpitations linger. At times they seem to be worst during my menstrual cycle and ovulation but can’t seem to put a definite cause to them. I have seen cardiologist, endocrinologist etc but no one can find a cause. I do have low vitamin D, can this cause palpitations??? I also have body wide twitches including my eye lid. I feel so helpless. Thank you for your video it has made me feel a bit better.

@raquelwells8423 3 года назад

I had heart palpitation I was low on potassium

@victoriafabry1382 3 года назад

Yeah I had of that

@victoriafabry1382 3 года назад

Heard of that lol

@CYndibabI Год назад

definitely get your vitamin D level up being low causes problems! how are you feeling now? 🤍

@dulcekguerrero Год назад

@@CYndibabI thank you for asking. Unfortunately still dealing with on and off palpitations and can’t seem to not get frightened by them every time. You would think that by now I would be used to them. I wish I could find a doctor that cared enough to find the cause. So many things could be the cause, I suspect hormones, anxiety or a deficiency of some type.

@vanessayurrita3724 Месяц назад

I started with ectopic heartbeats and now they are testing me for angina. I never smoked, I used to excercise now I can't, I take metoprolol and low dose 81mg aspirin. I'm on perimenopause. 😢

@nonya4995 11 месяцев назад

You only mention PVCs, are PACs included with this?

@halleferrier28 5 месяцев назад

I also wonder this as well as non sustained svt!

@trishw2934 10 месяцев назад

PVCs can turn into Non sustained Vtach. Can she speak on that. Sustsained vtach is just as dangerous if not more than ST elevation.

@TheChavezz555 2 года назад

I am 32 and I started with palpitations/fast heart beat when I was 28. My cardiologist said I had an extra heart beat, and he asked me if I wanted to take Metropolol 25mg to feel more comfortable, but he never explained it to detail like this! Thank you so much!

@NikkiBNatural Год назад

Me too I’m taking the same medication

@CYndibabI Год назад

do you take 1 pill 💊 a day or 2 if you don’t mind me asking? also how are you feeling?

@TheChavezz555 Год назад

@@CYndibabI they changed it a year ago and now I am taking 50mg once a day at night time. It helps all day because it’s the extended release

@CYndibabI Год назад

@@TheChavezz555 WOW thank you 🙏🏻 for responding back! so you’re feeling much better then? how’s your blood pressure on that medication 💊 including heart ♥️ rate because it lowers those just wonder 💭 how it’s working for you regarding that too if you don’t mind me asking 🤍

@TheChavezz555 Год назад

@@CYndibabI No problem:) I feel good taking metropolol, but my cardiologist can’t find the cause of my racing heart. My blood pressure is normal. Some times a little high (around 135/88-138/90)because I suffer anxiety (it started after all of the tachycardias), but most of the time it is under control. I had a Dr’s appointment yesterday and I got my results for H. Pilory bacteria. They checked all of my blood leves including hormones and lipid panel. Everything was good except for H pilory and vitamin D3. My doctor explained that all of the symptoms can be caused by this bacteria (palpitations, anxiety, racing heart, weakness, etc). Metropolol works good for me because I don’t get episodes as often as I used to. I am starting a 15 day treatment to kill this bacteria and hopefully it helps. It’s interesting how an intestinal problem can cause all these symptoms. I’m just hoping it all goes away after the treatment. I also started taking vitamin D3 5,000 units because my levels were low.

@maryawino5322 3 года назад

I had my thyroid checked, blood work done and ECG done but my results were normal, I still suffer from heart palpitations and abnormal breathing 🙄. What could it be

@elizabethkhunong977 2 года назад

I also had my thyroid checked, blood work done, went for an ECG, heart scan and had a heart monitor for 24 hours and was told everything is normal. I still get palpitations especially when I go to bed and when I wake up. This disturb my sleep. My Cardiologist prescribed Coralan for tachycardia but I can't take it as it will interact with the medication I'm already taking. I stopped drinking alcohol and coffee but that does not help.

@GenXer333 2 года назад

I'm in peri and have palps. Had a full workup from cardio, and everything checked out fine. But the 4 day holter picked up on benign arrhythmias. Everything else has checked out fine so far, so I really think it's hormones causing many things.

@NikkiBNatural Год назад

Get your hormones levels checked by your Primary doctor

@dulcekguerrero 3 года назад

Can low vitamin D cause heart palpitations since it’s a hormone? (Pause skipped feeling sensation). Thank you.

@heatherhirschMD 3 года назад

Not that I am aware of, however, its not a bad thought. You could always have it checked if your doc is checking some other labs at the same time.

@victoriafabry1382 3 года назад

I have same scares the life out of mee . Just had full bloods wondering if it’s lack of someone

@MindyTunnell 3 месяца назад

Watching this now at midnight cause I can't fcking sleep due to... PALPITATIONS!

@missmoldavitequarts4158 5 месяцев назад

So why did the go put me on heart meds

@CYndibabI Год назад

what about is someone has atrial fibrillation (afib) heart ♥️ condition then goes through perimenopause menopause post menopause and they already suffer with afib and hormones triggers then in afib but also they are getting kicked down harder because of the other hormones heart ♥️ flares? pleaseeee help can WE talk about that please?! 🤍