Is there anything i can do to make heart palpitations go away?
Posted by admin on Nov 4, 2009
Is there anything i can do to make my heart palpitations go away?
Or reduce them?
Such as taking my vitamins,
Eating certin foods,
Excersizing,
Not eating caffine.. Ect?
Have you ever been diagnosed with supraventricular tachycardia or wolff parkinson white syndrome? Does your heart race when you are not exercising? Your heart rate should be no higher than 220 minus your age. That is when you are exercising. Depending on you age, your heart rate should be between 80 and 120 beats per minute (bpm).
There is usually a reason for palpitation. You should see a cardiologist.
Maneuvers for a racing heart (if that is what you have) are called vagal maneuvers which would be…headstand, submerging face in ice water, bearing down (like to have a bm), holding your breath, breathing through a straw or ice packs to the face and wrists. A headstand is the most effective.
You should defiantly cut out caffeine. But there are no vitamins that will help with this condition.
a pace maker. maybe drugs. this is a serious thing and you need to really be sure that the info you get is reliable. heart palpitions are very serious.
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Make appointment wtih your Cardiologist. They will help you.
You need to get a EKG to find out.
So if I were you need to make appointment.
Please dont listen to people on Yahoo Answers.
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Doctor = Cardiac Surgeon
you are probably drinking too much coffee, had the same problem doc told me to reduce my coffee intake it worked
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Please disregard Caralees response he/she is not a Doctor and has been reported to Yahoo answers for fraud
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Do the certain foods you eat is it fresh fruits, that are esp high in potassium and fresh vegetables Have your Dr check your electrolytes? (there are 8 electrolytes). Fruits high in potassium are orange juice, tomatoes and cantaloupe,a short list. Are you drinking Fat Free milk, which is high in calcium.
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An EKG will not show anything, unless you are having symptoms. You need to see a cardiologist. They will probably put you on a heart monitor, so they can monitor your heart rhythm. The first thing the doctor will tell you, is to stop drinking cafeine. Cafeine, can definitley cause palps. Also, there are surgeries…like a pacemaker/defibulator that can help resolve the issue also. But, regardless you need to see and doctor and be monitored.
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Work in Cardiology office
Have you ever been diagnosed with supraventricular tachycardia or wolff parkinson white syndrome? Does your heart race when you are not exercising? Your heart rate should be no higher than 220 minus your age. That is when you are exercising. Depending on you age, your heart rate should be between 80 and 120 beats per minute (bpm).
There is usually a reason for palpitation. You should see a cardiologist.
Maneuvers for a racing heart (if that is what you have) are called vagal maneuvers which would be…headstand, submerging face in ice water, bearing down (like to have a bm), holding your breath, breathing through a straw or ice packs to the face and wrists. A headstand is the most effective.
You should defiantly cut out caffeine. But there are no vitamins that will help with this condition.
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Caralee is not a Dr she is a poser and keeps getting reported to yahoo answers and this has been explained to her by many people but she still continues to do it. A big fake A big Poser
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