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Heart Issues And Medication.Does It Require Me To See A Doctor?

Heart issues and medication..does it require me to see a doctor? What could it be?? anyone knows? I smoke, but the smoking is not the main problem, now I have noticed that each time I take any medication my health deteriorate, my heart start beating very fast that sometimes I can t breath and just have to lay down and start breathing faster and faster, I get very dizzy and see blackness , I become very down and I lose appetite for food. and when I say medication it rangers from a simple pain killer to a normal illness , antibiotics , diabetes pills ( i am not diabetic but it s for my polycystic ovarian syndrome ) , anti inflammatory... plz answer ..
posted on Tue, 15 Dec 2009
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I don't see the relationship here from the meds to the heart. You may be experiencing anxiety from taking the meds, Psychological type of issue but I wouldn't say physical. Why your heart is doing this remains to be seen. You have to have an evaluation from your cardiologist to see what's going on there.
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Heart Issues And Medication.Does It Require Me To See A Doctor?

I don t see the relationship here from the meds to the heart. You may be experiencing anxiety from taking the meds, Psychological type of issue but I wouldn t say physical. Why your heart is doing this remains to be seen. You have to have an evaluation from your cardiologist to see what s going on there.