It is possible that it is an anxiety thing, but you should never take a chance when it comes to chest pain and palpitations. It would definitely be a good idea to see your doctor. At least get an EKG and see if it shows anything.
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Generally heart palpitations are not serious. If they are accompanied by chest pain, see your doctor. It's best to reduce caffeine. Too many palpitations can cause heart pumping problems.
From what I can understand, and I am no doctor, heart palpitations is the same thing as heart beat flutters. Heart palpitation is the feeling that your heart is racing.
Make sure to stretch before and after exercise, it reduces the lactic acid in the muscles reducing soreness. If it's soreness from the rebuilding of muscle then it's fine but if it's soreness due to injury then don't exercise without consent of a doctor.
Any sign of heart palpitations that do not stop should be seen by a doctor to evaluate. This may correct itself on its own and be okay but prolonged or repeated episodes should be evaluated.
Palpitations of the heart happen naturally. Some can be worse than others though, and they can be uncomfortable. Obesity could make them worse. Go and see your GP/doctor for more advice on treatments which might be suitable for you.
One can find information on the causes of heart palpitations by asking one's doctor about what the causes are. One can also ask a nurse or go to a nearby clinic to get more information.
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I seriously doubt that an IUD can cause palpitations. The condition is more common that is recognized and is often the result of calcium or potassium deficiency or a thyroid condition. If you have any concerns about this contact your doctor. Caffeine can also cause palpitations as can many other drugs. There have been several reports of Mirena IUD causing heart palpitations however, and certain deficiencies and shortages can be caused by the hormone release in the IUD. Google on Mirena and heart palpitations and the stories of many women will come up.
If the soreness persists, check in with a doctor. Possibly might be an infection.
Yes, heart palpitations and shortness of breath can be signs of brainstem compression. These symptoms can be caused by other conditions, including heart disease and respiratory conditions. If you are experiencing these symptoms, check with your doctor.
It is recommended you don't because it can increase the side effects from the nitroglycerin. However I am not a doctor always consult your doctor/physician first!