Sometimes ill be sitting down,wether I am
nervous or not ill feel my heart beat once
or twice maybe 3 times in my throat or my
chest or both?
Sometimes it happens when im not
anxious,of course after I get them I
become anxious.Is it possible to get them
after say 4 hours later?
Last month I would get them every couple
of hours now every couple of days. My dad
says its stress and not to worry since ive
seen a cardio last march ,seen 4 dr over
the summer and had a ekg done again in
september
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Jenna2
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 30 Jan 2006 Posts: 41
Posted: 01-31-06 15:28pm
If your test results came back ok, then
the heart beats are probably just heart
palpitations that are very common in
people with panic and anxiety, even though
you feel at rest your mind may not, and
thats when you can experience the
palpitations. You will find that if your
focusing on what your heart is doing, you
may get more than if you wern't. It is
normal to get 1-2 episodes of heart
palpitations a minute. I've found that
when I lay down on the couch watching the
tv is when I get a lot of palpitations, so
I just grab another pillow and sit up a
bit.
I hope this will help you.
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Jenna2
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 30 Jan 2006 Posts: 41
Posted: 01-31-06 16:37pm
A lot of things can contribute to heart
palpitations, and caffein is one of them.
I can't go without my coffee in the
morning and it does give me a couple heart
palpitations but I can deal with them now
that I know that they are normal and won't
hurt you if they are are not all the time.
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