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Suggest Treatment For Heart Palpitations

My resting pulse is presently 116& I can feel my heart pumping, should I be alarmed? I came out of hospital 7 days ago after 5 days of amonopheline infusion, my levels have just been done & are presently 6 but I feel generally fatigued & unwell! Is this normal?
Mon, 29 Dec 2014
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Hi, thank you for posting.

I have gone through your query and I understand your concerns.

All of your symptoms indicate tachycardia. In the most common cases this condition is caused by Hyperthyroidism.
A disordered heart rhythm suggests Atrial fibrillation.

To confirm the diagnosis you need:
1. Electrocardiogram.
2. Complete blood count.
3. Electrolytes test.
4. Coronary angiogram.
5. Lipid test.
6. Glucose test.

Consult your cardiologist about the diagnosis and treatment.

All the best.
Dr. Behar.
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Suggest Treatment For Heart Palpitations

Hi, thank you for posting. I have gone through your query and I understand your concerns. All of your symptoms indicate tachycardia. In the most common cases this condition is caused by Hyperthyroidism. A disordered heart rhythm suggests Atrial fibrillation. To confirm the diagnosis you need: 1. Electrocardiogram. 2. Complete blood count. 3. Electrolytes test. 4. Coronary angiogram. 5. Lipid test. 6. Glucose test. Consult your cardiologist about the diagnosis and treatment. All the best. Dr. Behar.