I've been experiencing heart palpitations constantly for the past few days, and they seem to worsen when I wake up in the morning.I consulted a doctor who initially advised an ECG. Following the ECG, the doctor recommended an echocardiogram (echo). After reviewing the echo report, the doctor reassured me that everything appears normal and there's no cause for concern.
I was having upper body pain and 6 months back I got TMT done and no issues were found. But my upper body pain persisted . I again went to same doctor. He examined and noticed heart beat is bit faster than normal. He has prescribed Ciplar-LA 40 Tablet for a month and asked to consult again. Is it safe to take this tablet?
I am very much concerned of heart rate. I measure it all the time sometimes it comes 65-66 and sometimes reach 100 while on bed. 2 week before i did holter also and it came normal. Echo tmt done in april and was normal. But sometimes i feel an unusual feeling in chest and feels that bpm has came down, what it is pl help.
Hello dr I have attached my reports plz let me no is everything ok. I am a bp patients since 1 year taking telma h 40 daily one morning
My ECG report showing Tachycardia with borderline T abnormalities....I was feeling anxiety with high heart rate so doctor advice me to get ECG done Please kindly advice what it is... My doctor didn't advice me any medicine but I'm really worried for this And is this very serious or life threatening?
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