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I get heart palpitations too only my body gets this sensation of being really warm and i get sweety palms and my feet sweet really bad.i had to where a 24 hour heart monitor and they had to look at my heart and all that great stuff just to tell me nothing was wrong.that scared me cuz i feel like the doctors dont know whats causing it.well anyways i got put on some beta-blockers and when ever i have an episode they help slow my heart down but i still get the adrelnaline rushing warm feeling threw my body.so i made an appointment with a doctor and she told me it was def anxiety and she put me on some hard core anxiety medicen and then put me on somthing no so hard core that will take a month to work.the hard core one is klonipen ive been taking it twice a day and i am still getting these heart palpitations and its really scary.one day i had this rummbling in my ear and it wouldnt stop and then i got the adrenaline rush fast and hard beating heart and it was so scary my boyfriend even got freaked out by that episode now everytime i have one i can see the scared look on his face.and im 18 and im scared to death by these episodes.what are they do you think that its even anxiety or is somthing ealse going on that the doctors are missing? PLEASE HELP ME IM REALLY SCARED.PLease reply i will really like to know your look on this. If you at least try to implement two of these strategies, I can guarantee you that in the long run you'll feel much better. Not only does it relieve stress but it ensures you arent living a completely sedentary lifestyle. I mean, when you feel overwhelmed, go for a nice, brisk walk. Now, I dont mean kill yourself doing tedious routines. Cut down on sugar-loaded or processed foods. Eat plenty of fruit, especially red fruit and oranges.

#RANDOM HEART FLUTTERS TV#

Get adequate sleep - dont stay up too late reading or watching tv if it means you get less than 7 hours sleep. When feeling stressed out, dip your hands in warm water, and pretend you are at the beach.

Annoying, and unusually abundant bed-time palpitations are usually the consequence of one can of cola too many. Avoid caffeine (no coffee, no chocolate, as these can trigger waves of palpitiations). Even if you have a condition known as 'mitral valve prolapse', where one of your valves doesnt close all the way, leading to a palpitation, these following tips seem to lesson the symptoms: 1.

However, if frequent, they may be an indicator that certain steps should be taken towards a more healthy lifestyle. Palpitations aren't so much dangerous as they are annoying. But if you find that there are certain times where you experience more palpitions than normal - especially if you feel more than one every half hour, then there are a couple of things you can do about it. And odd palpitation here and there is inevitable - I get them too. It seems that almost everyone experiences palpitations from time to time.

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