What tests do you need for your heart palpitations?

[@thomasjennings2790]

Why cant all of our doctor's have the same kind Of attitude that you have..i will never ever know .. but you Doctor .. you are a legend !! 👏🏻

[@carolynsmith4914]

Yes I agree, you are by far a great and caring doctor. Thank you so much Dr. Sanjay.👏👍💕

[@lawrencenjawe9875]

I'll never get tired of asking the same question myself 👍

[@303storm]

cause they are brainwashed into the pro pharma direction and not actual cure.

[@AngelaJones2433]

So, I’ve had heart palpitations ongoing for about 3 years. I’ve had ekg, 24 hour cardiac monitoring, 4 week monitoring and an echo. I’ve gone to my PCP and a cardiologist. Cardiologist said it was Covid. No one ever tested my ferritin and come to find out my ferritin was 13. Hemoglobin normal. I’ve started on oral iron over a month ago. Plus I’m going through peri menopause. You really have to be your own advocate. Thank you Dr. Gupta for putting this information out there for people. I think practitioners are just so busy and don’t listen to what you have to say. My complaints were fatigue, heart palpitations and anxiety. Hopefully I am on the road to recovery.

[@jeff15]

Hi, any update on your condition? hope all is well. i just started having them recent.

[@AngelaJones2433]

@@jeff15 I still have heart palpitations. My ferritin has risen to 34 but I’ve read that heart palpitations stop when at 50. We will see. I am continuing taking my iron. If that doesn’t work then I’m guessing it’s Covid related but I’m not completely sure. I hope all is well with you

[@jeff15]

@AngelaJones2433 Sorry to hear that. I've been on a bad insomnia for 2 months due to a really bad anxiety and stress. Then, I recently started to have heart palpitations. I am guessing since I am not sleeping well or not at all with high level of anxiety, it's why it started. Just went to see a cardiologist few days ago and fished my 48hr heart monitor. I have followed up with a stress test and echo. Hopefully I can get help. Thanks.

[@AngelaJones2433]

Yes! I pray you get help as well. Anxiety is a terrible thing to happen to anyone! And then heart palps on top of that can really be scary.

[@jeff15]

@AngelaJones2433 thank you so much. That means a lot. I am also praying for all of us to be safe and healthy.

[@satishrai5022]

This guy is truly amazing and a godsend for people who cannot afford private healthcare or expensive private consultations and tests. He certainly seems a very genuine and down to earth guy and is sharing his knowledge that he was privileged to obtain and master for no reward. If only there was more people (medical professions i mean) like him that really do care . You seem a good person Sanjay and everyone that watches your video genuinely thank you from the "bottom of their heart"

[@essamcarol]

Having had palpitations for 54 years on and off, this was the most comprehensive and wonderful insight into the possible causes and expected tests in connection with this condition. Thank you.

[@915fubar]

U haven’t had any major issues??

[@worldwidesports4k]

You good 👍

[@jesusistheway3336]

Why can't all doctors be like you most just tell you what you want to hear and don't do much tests. Bless you for good advice to people with these symptoms.

[@londonseanarsenal354]

I wish that all doctors were this helpful, I have been suffering with skipped heart ( palpitations ) for about 5 years but has got a lot worse the past 3 months and suffer light headedness along with it, had a 24 hour ecg and have detected extra heart beats, still waiting for a heart scan but watching you is so reassuring, thank you

[@tanyawieczorek6603]

What were you diagnosed with? How are you doing now?

[@SweetAndSavouryRecipes7861]

I'm on the same boat. I'm getting them every 10secs.😢

[@ScottMclellan12]

Ive been getting them for 9 weeks now 👎🏽

[@Grace-ps9tu]

God bless you dr. You are one of a kind dr. Sharing your knowledge to people regarding palpitation and i am one of thousand people suffering this palpitation that bother me most..thanks for the INFO..

[@aashryasharma3586]

Hi Dear. How are you feeling now.? Has it gone? I got a panic attack month ago that raced my BPM to 160. Since then palpitations lasted intermittantly for 20 days ranging 110/120-130 bpm. Got my Holter test, ecg and echo done. Cardiologist found no ailment, no blockage, nthg. Stress and anxiety was the reason. Today mid June i still get 130 bpm once a day with fluttering of stomach and neck. Got covid test done twice , and was ngtv. Intermittant tachycardia noted. Will it gradually recede or keep happening occasionally as ripple effect ??? What's your take ? It has mentally terrified me more. 🤧😪

[@stevec404]

I am going for an evaluation of my palpitations tomorrow. Thank you for this information...I intend to advocate for myself as needs be.

[@edensmith552]

Doctor Gupta, you are a God sent to heal humanity world-wide, thank you 🙏

[@dannybarrera7637]

Thank you for taking the time to post such informative videos. You have a holistic and common sense approach that is easy to relate to, and many tips to put into practice in our lives.

[@usamanazir5303]

I can’t explain my words for you doctor!! You are a hero God bless you 🫡❤️❤️

[@daphnemccarthy6733]

Thank you Dr Gupta I'm reassured from your podcast that my treatment for my heart palpitation, ectopic and Afib are being treated properly. You taught me what questions to ask when I visit my cardiologist and I'm very grateful to you. Thank you and continuous blessings for your knowledge and humility.

[@neverseenblue11]

I wish you were my doctor when I started having palpitations back in May of 2020. You are wonderful!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!

[@aashryasharma3586]

Hi Dear. How are you feeling now.? Has it gone? I got a panic attack month ago that raced my BPM to 160. Since then palpitations lasted intermittantly for 20 days ranging 110/120-130 bpm. Got my Holter test, ecg and echo done. Cardiologist found no ailment, no blockage, nthg. Stress and anxiety was the reason. Today mid June i still get 130 bpm once a day with fluttering of stomach and neck. Got covid test done twice , and was ngtv. Intermittant tachycardia noted. Will it gradually recede or keep happening occasionally as ripple effect ??? What's your take ? It has mentally terrified me more. 🤧😪

[@fahadyaseen3081]

@@aashryasharma3586 1.drink water good enough 2.eat banana 4 or 5 3.eat meat 4.light exercise 5.take b12 and magnesium in your diet Ask me if you have any doubts

[@PatlollaJagadeeshwar]

@@fahadyaseen3081 can you please suggest I am having the same issue

[@fahadyaseen3081]

@@PatlollaJagadeeshwar ***First uninstall all browsers from your phone*** Drink good amount of water Eat fish 2times in week Eat bananas daily Imp***start with light weight exercise no need to focus on your heart beats focus in mirrors during exercise **** No need to worry about sleep Spend time as much as outside Include vegetable in your diet With in months you will see miracles Include b12 and magnesium in your diet *****never Google your symptoms***** #kick anxiety in butt😛

[@florin18dragos]

@@fahadyaseen3081 thank you from my bottom of my heart (my heart with palpitations when I rest, sleep or doing activity. Daily basis) thank you so much!!!

[@dorothybrown8859]

I am so thankful for you, doctor! You provide comfort, knowledge, and ease of mind.

[@anyone173]

He is so kind. Replied to me to see how i was doing.What a lovely doctor.

[@PurpleAura79]

I've been having them and I'm so frightened.. I did go to the ER while having them and doctor wasn't concerned he prescribed me anxiety medication. . Watching this has helped me though thank you.

[@bronni9178]

Caffeine will cause palpitations. Caffeine is in alot of foods.

[@aashryasharma3586]

Hi Dear. How are you feeling now.? Has it gone? I got a panic attack month ago that raced my BPM to 160. Since then palpitations lasted intermittantly for 20 days ranging 110/120-130 bpm. Got my Holter test, ecg and echo done. Cardiologist found no ailment, no blockage, nthg. Stress and anxiety was the reason. Today mid June i still get 130 bpm once a day with fluttering of stomach and neck. Got covid test done twice , and was ngtv. Intermittant tachycardia noted. Will it gradually recede or keep happening occasionally as ripple effect ??? What's your take ? It has mentally terrified me more. 🤧😪

[@jopeter488]

@@aashryasharma3586 Take magnesium supplement. You must know the trigger of palpitation.

[@einercolt9970]

@@aashryasharma3586 same with me I was stressed and had a couple of drink and slept I woke up in the middle of night feeling anxious racing thoughts and boom heart rate shoot suddenly upto 155 for 40 sec to 1min was terrified and jumped out of bed I was so scared the since that day am having continous bouts of severe anxiety,.., I was always an anxious person but this level of anxiety I have never felt before.,., Am a lean guy any idea?

[@soniac2156]

@@einercolt9970 it was from the insulin levels going very high from the alcohol, try the vegan keto for at least 6 months, God bless you with health! ps: no sugars, no alcohol, no caffeine

[@onewomansjourney760]

Your You Tube videos have been such a blessing! So much information that has truly helped throughout the processes of what I've been experiencing. Thank you for all of your hard work!

[@YorkCardiology]

thank you!!

[@chrisp3193]

I can’t even tell you how much you help me get through the weeks. Thank you so much!

[@saea58]

Yes, very helpful. Your explanations help to decrease my anxiety. Thank you.

[@traceyhateley3925]

when God cant be around we have this wonderful Doc . Bless you x

[@a7c777]

God’s always around, but our health is our responsibility and i agree it’s amazing we have Dr. Gupta as a resource and certainly God is working through him. God bless ya

[@traceyhateley3925]

@@a7c777 Amazing Man . you keep safe A7C. x

[@stormsprite]

Thank you so much for explaining so clearly and with so much empathy. Your videos are extremely helpful. It would be fantastic if doctors from every area of medicine could educate people like this. Your work is very much appreciated.

[@jybmotorr2371]

You are one of the best doctor.

[@dianekilleen6781]

You make me calm right down thank you so much God bless you I wish I could find a doctor that made me relax

[@gabrielogaldez2137]

wow!! amazing. i greatly appreciative. i have had almost every single one of those tests done. and the palpitatikms havent been caught on a any of them. my heart is structurally perfect is what ive been told.

[@carolbenson6524]

Again...thank you for this information..so helpful that you explain these tests that doctors never explain. Just hearing your explanations keeps us from worrying.

[@meenapundir9809]

You are such a good doctor...n a teacher as well....God bless you!! Very helpful indeed

[@inkedinRl]

My PVCs were caught on a ECG and my doctor said nothing was wrong. And I was having them bad.. And I've had ALL the blood work you had suggested. Thanks this video helped a lot to ease my mind hearing it from a cardiologist.

[@aashryasharma3586]

Hi Dear. How are you feeling now.? Has it gone? I got a panic attack month ago that raced my BPM to 160. Since then palpitations lasted intermittantly for 20 days ranging 110/120-130 bpm. Got my Holter test, ecg and echo done. Cardiologist found no ailment, no blockage, nthg. Stress and anxiety was the reason. Today mid June i still get 130 bpm once a day with fluttering of stomach and neck. Got covid test done twice , and was ngtv. Intermittant tachycardia noted. Will it gradually recede or keep happening occasionally as ripple effect ??? What's your take ? It has mentally terrified me more. 🤧😪

[@FullTimePatient37]

You read the minds and calm the hearts ❤

[@sprice5876]

Thank you for all of the information! It really makes dealing with palpitations a little easier.

[@YorkCardiology]

+sprice5876 thanks!!

[@aashryasharma3586]

Hi Dear. How are you feeling now.? Has it gone? I got a panic attack month ago that raced my BPM to 160. Since then palpitations lasted intermittantly for 20 days ranging 110/120-130 bpm. Got my Holter test, ecg and echo done. Cardiologist found no ailment, no blockage, nthg. Stress and anxiety was the reason. Today mid June i still get 130 bpm once a day with fluttering of stomach and neck. Got covid test done twice , and was ngtv. Intermittant tachycardia noted. Will it gradually recede or keep happening occasionally as ripple effect ??? What's your take ? It has mentally terrified me more. 🤧😪

[@sprice5876]

@@aashryasharma3586 Helllo! I'm doing good. I haven't had the constant palpitations in years! Thanks be to God. I hope you are well too💜

[@BrixxFF]

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[@mojomojo5779]

Doc. I sometimes miss what you are saying due to your accent. Please post to my response here a list of tests I need taken. I have an enlarged left ventrical

[@piixieboba375]

Thank you for all your information. Your videos gives me more knowledge about my palpitations.

[@fatimaadegbola8255]

I was diagnosed of sinus tachycardia about a month ago after the demised of my mom and Aunt,it has been so unbearable for me,with the pain in my chest and and palpitations that won't go away.my world was becoming dark until I found your Vlog Dr Sanjay Gupta you are such an amazing cardiologist who knows what he is doing.may God reward you for the knowledge shared.I have done series of test and they told me my heart is normal but still I'm not convinced because this uneasiness has robbed me off my normal day life.

[@aprilmakeupworld6305]

Same here hun, your not in this alone!

[@keylimepie8426]

Same here 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 after a pregnancy loss.

[@fatimaadegbola8255]

I can assure you guys I left my worries behind me and I am absolutely doing well now

[@gandangkalokah3039]

Hello I diagnose with sinus tachycardia what did you do because according to may doctor all may laboratory lab is all normal and may 2D echo is normal too..I hope you answer me.Thank you

[@jeff15]

@fatimaadegbola8255 Happy you followed up with this and that you're doing well. So, are still symptoms free from heart palpitations? Take care

[@tuffy3240]

i wish you had offices in more states! your knowledge and caring is greatly needed. we need more like you!

[@YorkCardiology]

Wow, thank you! Thank you for your support Carrie- it would mean a tonne if you’d consider subscribing to the channel. Also I try and do some regular broadcasts via WhatsApp on [phone]

[@carolwilliams6561]

I found your you tube channel last night and you give so much information. I appreciate you doing this. I have AFib and have for years and trying to decide if I should do the ablation but if it comes back I can’t see having it. I used to have an episode about one a month but now one every two to three weeks. I only take the blood thinner when I start an episode and if it last longer than 24 hours I take another pill. It usually last about 12 hours. Thank you again Dr Rupta.

[@carolwilliams6561]

What is your WhatsApp?

[@soniawint2756]

Very informative ,since. Watching your channel am doing better in anxiety. Thank you.

[@elainemckechnie7586]

I think you may be an actual angel. Thank you for all of your videos! I do much better anxiety wise when I am informed.

[@xxx-gh7rm]

Elaine McKechnie. Dr Sanjay Gupta has the same ear lobes as the Goddess of Mercy and Compassion. So you are not far off when you say he may be an angel.

[@peggymicsky8607]

Those lips are never going to cut it as an angel!

[@susanannmclaughlin1634]

Very informative video. Thank you very much for your time and expertise.

[@scottpadden6536]

I've got to say, these videos help me greatly in terms of giving me a bit more knowledge. I was diagnosed with G.A.D at 9 years old, and was put on citalopram to help the panic attacks. Around 20 I started having different sorts of palipitations, the most worrying come in the form of very random erratic beats that very rarely happen. They happen anywhere from a few times a month, to only once in possibly a year or two, but they're crippling and have caused me to black out once recently. As of yet I have not found the reason after having done an event monitor and a stress test, as they only happen at random times, though I'm told I do have pac's and sinus tachycardia. My next appointment is on the 18th and I plan to use some of the information I've learned here in hopes of finding out whats happening. Thank you so much.

[@zikisbirdbuddies1495]

Thank you. I’m having my palpations only after eating high carbohydrates like 50-80 grams. But it doesn’t happen every time. Occasionally (once a month) I get chest pains right where we put our hand when saying the pledge of allegiance. I was supposed to do a bunch of tests that cost me a few thousand dollars after my insurance paid their part. Now I can go back and ask them to do the others you listed first.

[@jenfizz4312]

I have this too but its every time I eat carbs even low ish ones everyday its awful I also have thyroid issues

[@MBasaar]

I get these with dessert. I hate donuts so much. They're too delicious to resist but they make me feel terrible

[@BrixxFF]

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[@Iwantenglandback]

I read that eating makes all the blood go to the digestion and that could be why. Controversially it said that coffee after eating widens the vessels allow the blood to flow easier to the rest of the body whilst aiding digestion, I have no idea if this is medically sound but having given up coffee I resumed one (not strong) coffee without sugar with breakfast and it worked for me. It also worked for me that I stood and walked about after eating - so take your pick!

[@zikisbirdbuddies1495]

@@Iwantenglandback thanks. Mine have stopped just out of the blue. Haven’t changed a thing. So weird. Glad you got yours under control.

[@bambiforester2580]

Dear Dr. Gupta, I love your videos! You have such a calming voice and tone, and you cover topics so thoroughly. Thank you so much for your very helpful videos. I wish I had you for my cardiologist. 😊. Anyway, I just had a ultrasound of my heart to monitor a bulge in my ascending aorta. The good news is that it hasn’t grown since last year which has given me hope. And the cardiologist said I had a strong heart. Also very reassuring because for the last 3 years I’ve had a lot of issues with my heart and chest pain. And, I’ve had a lot of tests which all came back good. I’ve had high blood pressure since my teens, and open heart surgery at 42. The doctors only gave me 5 years to live 18 years ago. I attribute the fact that I’m still alive to a cardiologist named Dr. Stephen Sinatra whose guidance I followed on supplements and nutrition as well as others. So, my blood pressure is very unstable. It can go from 120/70 to 260/140 or higher depending on situations and unknown factors. I didn’t have a heart attack, and I’ve always been told that my heart is strong. My resting heart rate has always been in the low 60’s, perfect. But, my heart has become very reactive in the last 3 years. A lot of issues have calmed down, but I’m dealing with my heart rate going from being low at times and high at times which is confusing. I do have 3 nodules on my thyroid, but the doctor checked my thyroid, and said it was good. I go between sweating easily some days to being cold on others especially my hands. Sometimes on the treadmill when I’m having low heart rate numbers 66 when standing, 50 sitting, and 46 when laying down I can only get my heart rate up to 85 at 3 miles an hour , but when I’m having higher numbers 58 laying down, 68-70 sitting, 80 standing my heart rate goes up to 128 or so at 3 miles an hour. My ability to exercise isn’t an issue. I don’t have any symptoms when exercising at the higher or lower rates, but when my heart rate goes into the 40’s I know it because my chest feels heavy and it’s harder to breathe only on my back with my head cocked forward. I don’t have the problem breathing on my sides or the chest heaviness. The chest heaviness is only when standing. What do you think about this? The symptoms seem to me to be thyroid related, but I’ve had it checked twice, and the doctor says it’s fine. However, a couple of years ago a different doctor said my thyroid was elevated; but a couple of months later, she said it was fine. Could the thyroid nodules be causing me to go between hyper and hypo? Lastly, as I said, in the last 3 years, my heart has been reactive, and I’ve been dealing with palpitations that come and go. Can a low and high thyroid issue cause palpitations? I’m sorry this is long, but I thought some background was important. My diet is all organic, no sugar, low carbs, and my supplements target cardiac issues as well as inflammation and liver support. I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you for all that you do to help people, Bambi

[@ruthhodges1626]

Thank you thank you thank you for your information ,your expertise ,your clear explanation... This has helped me so much....

[@terrycollett1461]

Excellent video,very informative.Thank you.

[@bloomfieldslearningcircle8319]

Thank u. Very enlightening. Your'e feeding us truthful info to fully understand our bodies and what to do to check them. It lessens my confusions and anxiety with my heart and digestive issues. More power. Godbless u Dr. Sanjay.

[@mw9061]

Thank You wish I knew about your channel three months ago, would have saved my heart.

[@fatimabintekhaled9776]

I hope I will get the doctor like you for my treatment

[@peggymicsky8607]

Not likely! Sadly, I think they threw away the mold of this one!

[@jammdown4]

Thanks for your knowledge and expertise on this subject. I’m going to keep you in my back pocket for future reference.

[@YorkCardiology]

thank you!

[@timnickoll]

I always have a high pulse when I have my pulse taken. i have normal blood pressure and had an ecg when having palpitations 116 bpm the result was sinus tach. i was put on a 24 hour monitor and I had no events to report on this partic day. I have noticed that the times when i have had more severe palpitations has been when i have drunk alcohol and eaten a heavy meal before sleep. It seems as though i get to sleep initially ok for a couple of hours and wake up with the elevated heart rate and can't get back to sleep because of the elevated heart rate. I am too anxious to take my own pulse when suffering these episodes. I have suffered from health anxiety for many years. Obviously not drinking any alcohol seems sensible but I just wanted to know what you would do in my position. I was interested in what you said on the video regarding the fact that from my understanding you would not have requested a 24 hr test for me as I had already had qan ecg during tachycardia which came back as sinus tach. Please help I don't know what to do. Ty so much for the videos extremely informative I also had my thyroid function tested and normal levels were found. i have been prescribed beta blockers but as of yet have not started taking them as i still have not had the results of the 24 hour test.

[@tanyawieczorek6603]

What were you diagnosed with? How are you doing now?

[@village_life_rk]

How r u now??? Did you still experience palpitations??? Plz rply

[@martawoldyohannes888]

Wish you long live because generations needs you

[@crystalsaenz9069]

Thank you so much for these videos I wish my doctor was like u

[@YorkCardiology]

Glad you like them! Thank you for your support- it would mean a tonne if you’d consider subscribing to the channel crystal, Also I try and do some regular broadcasts via WhatsApp on [phone]

[@jumakhateeb7480]

god bless you Doctor

[@kathygodfrey2438]

Most informative video I have seen!

[@MARIPILIPM]

Thank you so much! You help me understand why I don’t like my cardiologist 😔

[@peggymicsky8607]

Same here! Would love a visit with Dr Gupta.

[@DominickFeragola]

Been watching all of your videos on palpitations. My blood work is good as well as a ekg looked normal. Next is the halter monitor. Thanks for all the great information Dr🙏🙏

[@lawrence-k7v]

Thanks you so much for this information. I can not express how grateful I am for this. I have been told I have AF and they said I would have a stroke if I did not take their pills. I have been living in fear since. Every time my heart races of jumps I think I am going to have a stroke. It has been so incredibly stressful. Yet, I have not been able to see a cardiologist. Can you please do a video on Pradaxa and other medications being prescribed by doctors.

[@YorkCardiology]

yes I will do a video on Pradaxa for you Thank you for your comment. I really appreciate you taking the time to write and watch. It would mean a tonne if you’d consider subscribing and sharing Join me on my Instagram, (#yorkcardiology) or Facebook (@yorkcardiologist). .My WhatsApp number is 447951310008 - if you would like to receive my WhatsApp broadcasts please consider adding my number to your contact list and sending me a message.

[@tanyawieczorek6603]

Middle Earth, how are you doing now? Did you take the meds? How's the AF?

[@ameliaparantar9766]

You’re very clear in your explanations. 👍

[@zameerabass3015]

I pray that Almighthy got bless u and protect u u are so good,u help me so much to. understand everhthing luv u.

[@shashimoghe3920]

Dr gupta sir lot of detail information for different tests for palpitations you have suggested , nice of you thanks and good wishes 21/11/2019

[@louisethomas4608]

Great information. I enjoy your videos!❤️

[@helenllamazares4347]

thaaaaank you so very much doc, your explanations help me understand my palpitations and is lessen my fears

[@Ghostcookiees]

Thank you for all your videos! I just had what felt like 10 palpitations after one another, really scary, been having them for years, I feel like my doctor isn’t taking me seriously, had an ECG because I’ve had chest pains too but as it came back clear they’re putting it down to ‘anxiety’

[@TriploneDMC]

They did the same for me. I hate it

[@traceyhateley3925]

me too

[@thefuzzfactor2989]

This is very annoying for you.

[@AllenSeizmik]

I wish my doctor had explained the event monitor like you just did. They basically told me to only press the record button if I was having really extreme symptoms, but at that point I had been having palpitations for two months, so I’ve grown accustomed to the frequency and severity. Basically I never pressed the button because even when I couldn’t breathe for minutes at a time, it wasn’t anything out of the ordinary. No wonder they told me it was fine. But then also they told me everything was fine with my echo, but looking at the report a week later I see they say tricuspid regurgitation and dilation of the left atrium. Very disappointed in my doctor, I wish they all could be as detail oriented and knowledgeable as you.

[@thisandthat9710]

What is the reason a doctor would order a nuclear stress test for palpitations instead of a stress echo? Thank you for these videos. You are very generous with your time and expertise. Please know you are appreciated!

[@kenfletcher9620]

This and that i

[@melsue1026]

Nuclear are usually done for those that can’t physically do the treadmill

[@r.d.maheshwari6933]

Thanks Dr. Gupta for your very informative video.

[@amynguyen2157]

Thank you so much Dr. Sanjay Gupta. 🙂🙏🏽💕

[@GeorgetaBlanaru]

Very useful information! 🙏🙏🙏🙏💕

[@pluejr7698]

Great information

[@dannybarrera7637]

I hope when we all start consulting Dr Google, we come up with educated professional advice like yours.

[@worldwidesports4k]

This man is a heart king 👑

[@234dilligaf]

I really appreciate the way you explain things.

[@tennesseetruckgirl8591]

Is increased heart rate a heart palpitation? I've had plenty of ECC's and was told, all I have is Tachy. And they want me to give me medication. I don't take the medication, because I don't wanna know what's causing it. Do they see a deformity anywhere, have they checked all avenues regarding a cause. They'll do thyroid test, and some mineral test. But everything comes out norma. I've had two echocardiogram within the last 10 years. Then over 12 - 10 years ago I had about Two or 3 echo stress test with dyes. All they found is that my heart rate is high. I told them I know my heart is high. It happens occasionally every now and then. What's causing it? How can my heart rate be normal the majority of the time? That was the point of these test. They have no answer. It's so frustrating.

[@FullTimePatient37]

Yes 10:00 I will do the holter monitor soon I'm so exhausted 😢 I need this addressed

[@vijayalakshmi-pn6ev]

God bless you doctor 👐

[@tinalopresti9711]

Always precious informations , thank you Dr Gupta

[@catcall569]

You are an amazing doctor. 🙏

[@mariammbaraka947]

Thank you so much, I get weird scary high heart rate, and can’t even move, they don’t last long about 5 minutes, but I now have palpitations constantly. Been to A&E 3 times, called my Gp more than 8 times for that Belt monitor, 6 months on, I am told to go private if I can’t wait 😭. Really sad as no one is listening to me. I am on Amlodaphine, Thyroxine, and was given Propranalol to use when I feel bad. My life’s turned upside down. The funny feeling comes when I am resting. I try to walk at least 5km every other day.

[@mahmoudghlap3012]

i have the same problem, i started having palpitation intermittently and then they became consistent all day, ecg is normal also blood tests all normal. now a doctor told me that it is due to ibs!

[@treasurehunter183hunter8]

Look of my comment in the comment section it will help you

[@mariammbaraka947]

@@treasurehunter183hunter8 bless you, although I feel much better now after stopping Thyroxine, palpitations reduced by 70%. And now I am only on bisoprolol.

[@GrossGurlll_24]

It might be anxiety too. I was prescribed nexito forte and it helped.

[@init4hair]

I had a ekg done while I was having bad heart palpitations and was told everything was normal and that I just get pvcs. I still can’t figure out why I get them so bad, so my question is what do I do if I don’t need any other testing? Isn’t there other testing that can be done to pinpoint what’s causing it? It’s very difficult to live with. It’s disturbing and terrifying and I can’t enjoy my life anymore.

[@TriploneDMC]

Do you still deal with it? I think I'm going through the same thing

[@christucker7027]

Emily E I agree.I had test ran myself.but told may just have to live with them.but usually only happens when I'm hungry or in a stressed situation .does that make sense?

[@juseveac6416]

@@christucker7027 I hope by now you have gotten your answer and living well. I had all tests done last year and was told by a cardiologist my heart is in top form. I was told by a friend of mine who is a nurse it's stress and anxiety. He didnt say I had to live with it he said I have to get rid if my negative stress and face my fears and anxieties because most of them are unnecessary. Maybe you can find some sort of group therapy to help you just talk and get things off your chest. So yo speak

[@yankeerose656]

Echocardiogram is a must !!

[@aashryasharma3586]

@@juseveac6416 Hi Dear. How are you feeling now.? Has it gone? I got a panic attack month ago that raced my BPM to 160. Since then palpitations lasted intermittantly for 20 days ranging 110/120-130 bpm. Got my Holter test, ecg and echo done. Cardiologist found no ailment, no blockage, nthg. Stress and anxiety was the reason. Today mid June i still get 130 bpm once a day with fluttering of stomach and neck. Got covid test done twice , and was ngtv. Intermittant tachycardia noted. Will it gradually recede or keep happening occasionally as ripple effect ??? What's your take ? It has mentally terrified me more. 🤧😪

[@DebMalet]

I have the kind of POTS with high blood pressure which complicates things especially salt intake which only makes my blood pressure higher. Any suggestions? Thank you so much

[@ameetsingh1046]

Great information Doctor 🙏

[@elaraathisrihari6743]

Thank you for all the information Dr. God bless you.

[@kimsulaster]

Great information!

[@aashryasharma3586]

Dear Doc, thank you for rendering services for free online. I got a panic attack month ago that raced my BPM to 160. Since then palpitations lasted intermittantly for 20 days ranging 110/120-130 bpm. Got my Holter test, ecg and echo done. Cardiologist found no ailment, no blockage, nthg. Stress and anxiety was the reason. Today mid June i still get 130 bpm once a day with fluttering of stomach and neck. Got covid test done twice , and was ngtv. Intermittant tachycardia noted. Will it gradually recede or keep happening occasionally as ripple effect ??? What's your take Doctor? It has mentally terrified me more. 🤧😪

[@anjanakrishnan815]

How are you now?

[@gulraizify]

what if some one have strong palpitations at time of echo will it affect result kindly reply

[@bhasmangyajnik3632]

Awesome Dr...🙏

[@affecttheeffect]

Do you think the new Apple watch would be helpful in evaluating heart palpitations? Later this year (in 2018) they say it will be able to take an ECG by simply placing one's finger on the digital crown at the side of the watch. That way it would be much easier to take the ECG while one is having the palpitations because all one has to do is place one's finger on the watch within a second or two of first sensing the onset of the palpitations. (Pete)

[@_Bradley]

I doubt it's as accurate as a dedicated ECG monitor

[@merlycutie]

Thank you Doctor for sharing your knowledge

[@tisurebadenock6376]

How often should one get tested? I have been struggling with palpation for over 16 years. I did ECG,Holter moniter,Echocardiogram, stress test, chest Cray and they all said my heart is normal and they only saw ectopic beats. My question is can these results be changer to understand normal and how often should you be tested?

[@aashryasharma3586]

Hi Dear. How are you feeling now.? Has it gone? I got a panic attack month ago that raced my BPM to 160. Since then palpitations lasted intermittantly for 20 days ranging 110/120-130 bpm. Got my Holter test, ecg and echo done. Cardiologist found no ailment, no blockage, nthg. Stress and anxiety was the reason. Today mid June i still get 130 bpm once a day with fluttering of stomach and neck. Got covid test done twice , and was ngtv. Intermittant tachycardia noted. Will it gradually recede or keep happening occasionally as ripple effect ??? What's your take ? It has mentally terrified me more. 🤧😪

[@mkatalin09]

you are doing a great job!! nice work with these videos!very helpful; thank you so much

[@tsiliasokolyansky9145]

Love your lectures! So Indepth and informative. I have not found any similarly knowledgeable doctor in US unfortunately. I have terrible tachicardia/weakness/sweat especially after meals and with slight excertion, chest pain radiatibg in jaw, arm, back, PAC's and PVS's, feeling of lump in throat... Most tests accessing structural and vessel integrity are OK, monitor shows rate changes from bradicardia (46 at sleep) to tachicadria (148 - just with minimal house activities). Will probably ask to repeat stress/echo. I also listened to your Vagus nerve lectures. I suspect I have some autonomous nervous sytem disfunction. Any suggestion? Thanks!

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[@bmo9109]

I had EKG’s, Echocardiogram & the stress test. They also took pics of my heart before & after the test. Had chest x Ray & a ct scan all come back normal. I’m getting better but I still worry about my heart. I’m 27 years old. You would agree that I’m fine right? Lol

[@s.c2376]

Hello how are u now.

[@Davidh741]

@@s.c2376 he is fine

[@miloradvlaovic]

Pls tell us if you're still ok? Did you by any chance found out you had an anxiety disorder or a GI condition which could "trigger" palpitations?

[@bryanballz1372]

I’m 17 and I have really bad anxiety making my heart beat super fast a lot

[@aashryasharma3586]

Hi Dear. How are you feeling now.? Has it gone? I got a panic attack month ago that raced my BPM to 160. Since then palpitations lasted intermittantly for 20 days ranging 110/120-130 bpm. Got my Holter test, ecg and echo done. Cardiologist found no ailment, no blockage, nthg. Stress and anxiety was the reason. Today mid June i still get 130 bpm once a day with fluttering of stomach and neck. Got covid test done twice , and was ngtv. Intermittant tachycardia noted. Will it gradually recede or keep happening occasionally as ripple effect ??? What's your take ? It has mentally terrified me more. 🤧😪

[@handbaggirl7778]

I have PVCs . They are way worse when I am walking around doing normal things , it’s making it hard for me to live a normal life . I also have anxiety which doesn’t help . The hospital kept me over night , they did blood work , chest X-ray , echo and ekg . I was on metoprolol for less than a week but they changed my meds to verapamil 40mg 3x a day with slow mag . I’ve had palpitations for many years but they are worse now . All tests were normal but they don’t like all the skipped beats I’m having :(

[@village_life_rk]

How r you now!??? R u still experiencing ectopics??

[@handbaggirl7778]

@@village_life_rk they changed the dosage of my verapamil to 120 mg 2x a day and now I’m doing good . I’ll still have a few PVCs , but for the most part they have pretty much stopped so I feel a lot better

[@adrianabarbulescu9270]

Are you calling atrial fibrillation palpitations ? What are tests required for afib please ?

[@shirleyroberts4496]

I get palpitations when bending over, for example when cleaning bathtub or washing hair, or for no reason. Cardiologist says an electrical misfire. Doesn't happen often, could this be serious?

[@Rob-dh3rp]

shirley roberts how you doing

[@mrs.s8855]

Same here! 😔

[@paulkerry5583]

Could you do a video on how long ectopic heartbeats can last for? I have runs that last for 1 to 4 weeks non stop! My cardiologist says the heart can take time to reset. It's so good when it goes back to a normal rhythm. I know alcohol doesn't help in the long run but it helps in the evening when it's bothering me. Thanks for the videos, I've watched them all! FYI I used to have SVT before an ablation 3 years ago.

[@akuashope7477]

Great information I wrote everything down to ask my Electrophysiologist. What other questions should I ask before making a decision on doing an ablation?

[@myrnayapan5316]

very informative thank you Dr.

[@nxopinxopi7540]

Great information doc.

[@aprildec5518]

1. Ecg- should be done when having palpations for proper results. If the ecg is good while having palpitation, then you don't have heart problem. 2. Blood test like a blood count 3. Thyroid function test, ...... 4. U..... catacol... 5. Eventracorder 6. Eco cardigram 7. Stress test 8. Stress eco cardigram (best) 9. Angiogram

[@Rob-dh3rp]

What about a ecg that’s off occurring to the ER gp then check out by a cardiologist and he says all fine ?

[@Rob-dh3rp]

Did have low potassium and low magnesium

[@Rob-dh3rp]

Gp thought maybe wpw cardiologists said no everything fine

[@bodybuildingoceanshakeelan4688]

great doctor

[@controlyourtemperjeez8220]

My exercise stress test showed my heart racing while walking briskly and my blood pressure remained low or got lower. They stopped the test so I wouldn’t pass out and told me the reason I fainted because my heart was pumping faster than the blood was being provided to it??? Then they said not to worry because it’s clearly not an obstruction of blood flow, just SVT. Then when I went to the ER the next week, the nurse told me that I just have anxiety and had no business coming there because the ER is for people on 10 or 15 different medications, with real emergencies, and are actually dying. Then the doctor told me that I do NOT have SVT, just anxiety, and the chest pain is in my head. I began to cry thinking maybe I really am just going nuts and imagining chest pain, then I remembered to ask about the hard heart palpitations I feel all day. He told me he didn’t see any on the heart monitor so they’re probably just moment where I’m more aware of my heart. Keep in mind I’ve b never smoked before, I don’t drink, I eat keto/paleo, non gmo, all organic, oh and non dairy, and I’m not overweight but I do have a history of anemia but the doctors all say all my blood work is perfect. (Sigh) what am I supposed to do, just live with my heart skipping a beat ever half hour?

[@gallakochar4245]

I am in similar situation. I am vegan. Did you do separate Hemoglobin and iron test? Doctors in USA only do Hb test. Try Floradix for iron and see it makes difference. Walk with oxymeter on finger to see if oxygen level is dropping with high pulse rate/palpitations? Someone suggested buying Polar H10 and wearing around the clock to see what habit elevate the palpitations? Sometime body is crying for more Rest.

[@controlyourtemperjeez8220]

@@gallakochar4245 Hi, thanks for responding, the iron test I had done was basic, but I have a history of iron so low I needed a transfusion but when I asked for a more in depth test they laughed at me. I’m in process of getting a new cardiologist to get better testing done. Thanks for your suggestions, I will definitely try those measures and I’m also considering going vegan. The only problem with that is cutting out egg yokes would mean finding better sources of choline and vitamin D for heart health.

[@controlyourtemperjeez8220]

@@gallakochar4245 Also, the heart palpitations feel like my gear squeezing extra hard but delaying the release from the squeeze for 1 or 2 beats. If that makes sense. I’ve begun supplementing with B12 during the day and B1 at night and a B complex once mid week and it has actually been helping!

[@hrobert745]

I got an Apple Watch (requires an iPhone) and I can take a ecg any time I feel palpitations. I printed out the ecg and took it to the doctor. He was skeptical of the watch being accurate, but at least he started to listen. I found the closest urgent care to me where they can do an ecg and went there another time in the middle of a spell. They took a tracing and immediately called 911. That really got my doctor’s attention. I had to be strategic and plan ahead because I can’t think very well during a spell.

[@nandiamond9099]

How about a heart sonogram..does this procedure pick up heart palpitations or blood flow in heart chambers?

[@CupcakeMafia]

I had 2 ecgs..and tho palpitations never showed up

[@YorkCardiology]

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