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SteveDr

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Rapid Heart Beat Posted: 08-20-07 23:32pm


Every now and again, usually when I am feeling stressed my heart rate all of a sudden jumps and starts beating like I am running a marathon. The only way I can get it to slow down is to lie down and wait for a few minutes and then it drops back down again. What's weird is that the increase and decrease is sudden - its not gradual. Could caffine be the issue? Any ideas? thanks

Seanyboy1985turbo

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Rapid Heart Beat. Posted: 08-22-07 18:41pm


Caffine can and adrenaline can be number one. Do you feel anxious when this happens? I you have no anxiety got to doctor and ask for adrenaline levels to be checked, its a 24 hour pee test! Hope this helps. Let me know how you get on.

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