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What Causes Heart To Beat Hard With History Of Heart Murmur?

While at rest, just sitting on my couch working on my homework, I felt my heart start beating very hard and vast for a few seconds. My chest inside felt hot, or warm during this time. It seemed like my heart perhaps skipped a beat or the beats were overlapping. It was enough for me to be stunned, I grabbed my chest... my heart rate back to normal, but I notice my lips feel kind of tingly. I know it was not a panic attack as I have had those and this was different. I was diagnosed with a heart murmur when I was an infant but grew out of it by the age of 8.
Wed, 28 Sep 2016
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Hey,
Arrhythmias can be a cause of palpitations and irregular heart beat. First of all you need a baseline ECG and 2D Echo. ECG should preferably be taken at time of palpitations. If the ECG does not reveal any abnormality than you need a 24 hr ECG monitoring which is called Holter Monitoring.
Arrhythmias in a patient with heart murmer is very common.
So i strongly recommend you for these tests.

Dr Sameer
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What Causes Heart To Beat Hard With History Of Heart Murmur?

Hey, Arrhythmias can be a cause of palpitations and irregular heart beat. First of all you need a baseline ECG and 2D Echo. ECG should preferably be taken at time of palpitations. If the ECG does not reveal any abnormality than you need a 24 hr ECG monitoring which is called Holter Monitoring. Arrhythmias in a patient with heart murmer is very common. So i strongly recommend you for these tests. Dr Sameer