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Heart beat fast, frequent urination
My son went to play badminton. He came back after some time saying he was feeling weak and heart beat was too fast.he drank lot of eater, ate and slept. Today morning when he got up again he said his heart is beating fast. Please let me know what should I do
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Good evening, Normally when we play, exercise or do any heavy work our heat rate increases, but here in this case we can't jump into any conclusion as there's a lot of history missing like, is it the first time, what is the age of pt. , habits, any family history or any previous medical history. And also the ECG is missing.
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-Get an 12 lead ECG, if there is any abnormalities in ECG the consult a Cardiologist. -If ECG is normal then do a CBC, Lipid profile and based upon the reports we can discuss
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Supra ventricular tachcardia Consult cardiologist Do ecg to rule out svt Amiodorone is the drug if choice
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Consult cardiologist
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Get an ecg done and kindly share the ecg.
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What is the age of your son? Is it the first episode? Please check if he has consumed anything while playing. Kindly do a 12 leads ECG and consult.
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Please visit near by hospital and meet with cardiologist and pediatrics If they advise ECG and other test then please follow them
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1) what's the age of your son 2) is he felling these symptoms suddenly or it has gradually increased 3)are these symptoms appeared with activity or even at rest or sleep 4) does these features associated with fainting or breathing problem or vomiting or nausea or dizziness or loss of consciousness or any other abnormalities like (shivering of hands) 5) if possible can you check the heart rate ( by some smart watche or any other device) because some time the rate may be normal but he may feel like increased rate Best test get an ecg initially that too (if possible) during the episode Meet a general medicine or pediatrics doctor initially
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What's your son age. Is this first time?? Is he ever experienced faint or breathless ? There are lots of lacking information so better you go near pediatrician and done ECG.
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Generally after playing sports and with drinking lot of water may increase heart rate due to fluid overload or due to increased physical activity It's normal to get these features unless if your son has syncope then you have to consult
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if the situation of weakness and increased heart still continues take chest xray and ECG for evaluation check for respiratory conditions like asthma ... and cardiac related conditions
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if your son condition is better after taking some rest then it's fine if not getting better even after taking rest do the tests mentioned above and consult
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A fast heart beat after sports is normal, if he is having even after getting up from sleep then you should get a baseline ecg and consult a doctor in person
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Hello mam, There may be several causes with just fast heart beat so kindly give full history and for now you can get ecg done.
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check the next time when heart beat fast also see if he is having acidity and avoid eating oily spicy food also get a ecg done and consult over practo after reports
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avoid stressful activites and have avoid spicy food
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Hello mam don’t worry just get a ecg done and consult further
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Don’t let your son get alone or so any heavy exercise or playing
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Only increase in heart beat cannot be said as any disease.It must be associated with any other symptom.Kindly elaborate if possible.If it may last for some time even after rest we need to assess an ECG as soon as possible
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Hello mam This is Dr Niharika I want to take full history of the patient He may be having Tachycardia , associatesd with alot of causes 
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So I need to first get ur son's ECG done and then share the ECG report to me for future reference
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Your son is experiencing rapid heartbeat (tachycardia) and weakness, especially after exercise. While these symptoms could be related to dehydration, overexertion, or even anxiety, they could also indicate something more serious. It’s important to address this promptly.
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Here’s what you can do: 1. Stay Calm: Keep your son calm and encourage him to rest. Anxiety can sometimes make heart palpitations worse. 2. Hydration: Ensure he drinks water, but not too much at once. Dehydration can sometimes cause rapid heartbeats, but excessive water intake can also be harmful. 3. Check His Pulse: If you can, try to check his pulse. A normal resting heart rate for children over 10 years old and adults is typically between 60 and 100 beats per minute. 4. Monitor for Other Symptoms: Check for dizziness, chest pain, shortness of breath, or fainting. If any of these symptoms are present, you should seek medical help immediately.
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Seek Medical Advice: If his rapid heartbeat persists or recurs, it’s important to consult a healthcare professional right away. It could be a sign of a heart issue, electrolyte imbalance, or something else that needs medical evaluation. Since the rapid heartbeats have occurred twice, it’s important to get a professional opinion as soon as possible to rule out any serious underlying conditions.
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An elevated heart rate can result from excessive exertion. It's important to monitor the heart regularly, and if the resting heart rate consistently exceeds 100 bpm, an ECG should be performed. Limiting caffeine intake is also advised. Additionally, make sure to consider any medications the patient is currently taking.
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The unpleasant sensation of knowing ones heartbeat is called as arrhythmia it is Generally rare and uncommon in children but there may have been some underlying inherited conditions like Cardiomyopathy which we don't know untill getting tested I would suggest to further update details of any family history of similar complaints or sudden cardiac deaths , age of your child
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My suggestion would be kindly go to a doctor ( general medicine / cardiologist ) and get these 2 tests done ECG , 2D ECHO
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It's always better to screen children or adults if they complain Such symptoms
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Can i know about Your child age and weight,health status
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once go for ecg
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This prescription is based on Tele-Consultation with patients for the purpose of Medicine Verification. Patient is hence advised to visit nearby hospital in case of any Emergency. Not meant for Medico-Legal Purpose.Hello , Kindly consider having a Tele-Consultation with me on PRACTO App since adequate patient history is required for proper treatment and further follow up . Thank You
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Get a consultation with a pediatrician nearby and do a baseline ecg for assurance. Increased heart rate is normal after sports, but not after waking up, please do ask did he had a nightmare?
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Visit to your nearest physician..base line ECG need to be done
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What is the age of your son? Please contact for further history.
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Based on the symptoms you've described, it seems your son may experiencing a combination of physical 🏃‍♂️ exertion-related fatigue and potential dehydration. Fast 💓 heart rate and frequent 💦 urination could also be indicative of other underlying conditions,a such as electrolyte imbalance. Make sure he stays well-hydrated and rests adequately. If his fast 💓 heart rate persists or if he experiences any additional 🤒 symptoms such as chest pain, dizziness, or persistenta 🤕 weakness, please seek medical attention immediately.
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Please have an electrocardiogram (ECG) and serum electrolyte tests done for a basic screening.
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Your concern require detailed history and evaluation. Can consult for further management.
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What is the heart rate?
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Get ecg is done. Don't worry.
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Consult doctor as soon as possible
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See a doctor
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1st and must test should be Ecg Then Electrolytes and RBS
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Do ECG and SERUM.ELECTROLYTES Do connect with the reports
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please,do go for stress ECG once, if possible and check for serum electrolytes
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consult cardiologist
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Kindly connect
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Consult a doctor as soon as possible Meanwhile ask him to drink water. Watch out for any dizziness.
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Consult cardiologist
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Must consult pediatrician in person at the earrliest
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Connect
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Need more history and better to consult a cardiologist in person.
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Kindly consult for proper evaluation and treatment.
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Need a few more details about symptoms and duration. An ECG may be needed. Please schedule a consult for further diagnosis and management.
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According to your query and sign and symptom you want to know about the cause and Treatment of disease as you have mentioned as above as - Please take consultation for better evaluation and best Treatment as it need complete history of patient as personal and family history. - [ ] Please follow good life style as • take plenty of fluid and • take less spicy and fatty foods and • take home made food only and do exercise regularly with yoga and meditation and • keep positive attitude to fight any disease and any problem of your life .
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It's a sign of Angina.. Underlying Heart condition although it's not that serious sometimes .. Do EEG and share Report here
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Visit a nearby physician
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Mam kindly visit a nearby hospital and ask for 12 LEAD ECG of your son. Also check serum electrolytes level.
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First do ecg and consult
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Please consult
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Please consult
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You need to get his ecg done and consult a cardiologist
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Could be due to excessive exertion Take food on time Drink adequate amount of water at frequent intervals Also if this repeats may need to do few blood tests for evaluation
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Kindly consult if needed
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Kindly consult
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You should Visit a pediatrician nearby for physical examination and evaluation.
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Visit hospital as in person for further evaluation
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Anxiety
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Connect please
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Get a cardiac consultation done, inperson.
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Pls do his routine check check especially Thyroid test And tell him to stay hydrated …according to your symptoms this might be anxiety disorder
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Connect with a call for details discussion regarding the disease and it's management
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Just posting a question without any details of the patient is not going to help. You should take your son to a doctor for proper physical examination and treatment
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Give him glucose water
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If you require assistance or have any health concerns, feel free to reach out for a consultation. Your well-being is my priority, and i'm here to support you on your health journey.
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ECG AND ECHOCARDIOGRAM
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if any abnormality consult a cardiologist
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monitor pulse and bp
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ECG AND SERUM ELECTROLYTE TESTS ARE RECOMMENDED.
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Review with reports.
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need more information kindly consult
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How old is your son? Loss of electrolytes and loss of water content from the body can cause weakness.
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get an ecg and serum electrolytes done and meanwhile replenish his electrolytes with ORS solution
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Ecg Vitals
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Consultation
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Get the physcial consulation done.
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Visit nearby physcian
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Based on the symptoms you've described, it seems your son may be experiencing a combination of physical exertion-related fatigue and potential dehydration, especially since he played badminton and mentioned feeling weak. Fast heart rate and frequent urination could also be indicative of other underlying conditions, such as anxiety, electrolyte imbalance, or even an infection. It's crucial to monitor his symptoms closely. Make sure he stays well-hydrated and rests adequately. If his fast heart rate persists or if he experiences any additional symptoms such as chest pain, dizziness, or persistent weakness, please seek medical attention immediately. For a better evaluation and treatment, I recommend consulting with a healthcare professional who can assess his condition in person. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to me on WhatsApp at eight zero zero nine eight two one three three two.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Need few more details Kindly consult
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