Is It Normal to Feel a Racing Heart After Exercise?
A very silly question I would like to ask? Hello, doctor. I am 30 years old and have never had any health issues. There is no history of cardiovascular diseases in my family, and I love to exercise! However, I recently experienced some anxiety and visited a psychiatrist. I someti...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, feeling your heartbeat, known as palpitations, along with restlessness and anxiety, especially during activity, is normal and not a cause for concern. Don't worry, Changhua Hospital cares about you.[Read More] Is It Normal to Feel a Racing Heart After Exercise?
Understanding Rapid Heartbeat: Causes and Concerns for Your Health
Rapid heartbeat Hello Doctor, last month I had gastroenteritis and felt very weak, so I rested at home. However, while at rest, my heart rate was over 120 beats per minute for several hours, which made me quite worried about possibly having myocarditis. I then went to the emergen...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, you are experiencing a rapid heartbeat due to dehydration and weakness from gastroenteritis, along with anxiety. It's not an arrhythmia, so there's no need to worry; it won't pose any danger. Just rest and recover. Changhua Hospital cares about you.[Read More] Understanding Rapid Heartbeat: Causes and Concerns for Your Health
Understanding Chest Tightness, Dizziness, and Rapid Heartbeat Symptoms
Chest tightness, dizziness, and rapid heartbeat? Hello Doctor, I have been experiencing frequent chest tightness (more noticeable when sitting or lying down), along with dizziness, warm palms, warmth in the back of my neck, and warm exhaled breath, although my body temperature re...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, you may be experiencing some physical discomfort such as nasal congestion and fever, which could lead to autonomic nervous system dysregulation, chest tightness, and palpitations. It is advisable to consult a psychosomatic specialist. Changhua Hospital cares about your wel...[Read More] Understanding Chest Tightness, Dizziness, and Rapid Heartbeat Symptoms
Understanding the Connection Between Palpitations and Autonomic Nervous System
The relationship between palpitations and the autonomic nervous system? Hello, Doctor. I have two questions I would like to ask, but let me first describe my medical history, which is not heart-related, for your review. During my university entrance exams, I experienced extreme s...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, regarding your first question, it is indeed related to the autonomic nervous system not being fully balanced, which can lead to cardiac symptoms. You are overly sensitive to your heartbeat. It's completely normal for your heart rate to increase and feel stronger when ...[Read More] Understanding the Connection Between Palpitations and Autonomic Nervous System
Understanding Rapid Heartbeat: Causes and Solutions for Young Adults
Tachycardia Hello, doctor. I am currently 19 years old and have autonomic nervous system dysfunction and panic disorder. Before experiencing these symptoms, my heart rate was 85 beats per minute, but now during a panic attack, I experience palpitations, and my heart rate can incr...
Dr. Lin Jixiong Reply:
Tachycardia, defined as a heart rate exceeding 100 beats per minute, is often referred to as "sinus tachycardia" and is usually benign. Factors such as stress, consumption of tea, alcohol, tobacco, coffee, hyperthyroidism, or heightened sympathetic or vagal nerve activi...[Read More] Understanding Rapid Heartbeat: Causes and Solutions for Young Adults
Understanding Occasional Heart Palpitations in Young Adults
Occasionally, the heart skips a beat? Hello doctor, I am 19 years old. Over the past year, I have been experiencing occasional heart palpitations (or a strong heartbeat) that feel like my heart is skipping a beat. This happens about once a day or once every two to three days. Som...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, it appears to be benign arrhythmia. Observation is sufficient. Changhua Hospital cares about you.[Read More] Understanding Occasional Heart Palpitations in Young Adults
Chest Pain, Breathing Issues, and Rapid Heartbeat: Flu or Side Effects?
Chest tightness, difficulty breathing, and rapid heartbeat? Yesterday, I went to an ENT specialist due to a fever of 39 degrees Celsius, sore throat, body aches, a little runny nose, and nasal congestion. The doctor said I have a flu-like illness, so I took medication for a day. ...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, it seems that the symptoms are mostly due to the side effects of the medication. For the mitral and tricuspid valve prolapse symptoms, it is advisable to observe them first. Unlike severe influenza, there is no need to panic. Changhua Hospital cares about you.[Read More] Chest Pain, Breathing Issues, and Rapid Heartbeat: Flu or Side Effects?
Understanding Rapid Heartbeat: Causes and Symptoms Explained
Rapid heartbeat Doctor, I feel fine when resting, but I experience shortness of breath and my heart rate increases and becomes stronger when walking. I've measured my heart rate and it goes up to 130-140. Recently, I've noticed that these symptoms have become more frequ...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, have you measured your blood pressure? Is it around 130-140? What about your heart rate? Do you usually exercise less? Do you have any pallor? Is there a possibility of anemia? It is advisable to visit a cardiologist for an examination. Changhua Hospital cares about you.[Read More] Understanding Rapid Heartbeat: Causes and Symptoms Explained
Understanding Heart Palpitations: Insights on Anxiety and Sleep Patterns
The issue is in the text. Thank you, doctor, for reviewing it? Happy New Year, Doctor! I have two questions I would like to ask. I might have issues related to cardiac neurosis (autonomic nervous system) that could be triggered by my irregular sleep schedule and staying up late. ...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, your neurological responses are more sensitive, and you are more aware of changes in your heart rate. We need to pay attention to arrhythmias rather than just the sensation of a racing heartbeat. Feeling an increased heart rate is not a disease; it indicates that your hear...[Read More] Understanding Heart Palpitations: Insights on Anxiety and Sleep Patterns
Sudden Rapid Heartbeat After Basketball: Is It Dangerous?
Sudden rapid heartbeat while playing sports? Hello Doctor, I played basketball for an hour and felt fine throughout the game. However, after I made a forceful jump to see how high I could go, my heart rate suddenly increased significantly. I checked my pulse and it was about thre...
Dr. Huang Yinghe Reply:
Hello, based on the symptoms you described, it is possible that exercise may trigger arrhythmia. However, since there are no persistent symptoms, there is no need to worry excessively. It is advisable to avoid overexertion during exercise, and if you feel unwell, you should take ...[Read More] Sudden Rapid Heartbeat After Basketball: Is It Dangerous?
Sudden Rapid Heartbeat During Sports: What You Need to Know
Sudden rapid heartbeat while playing sports? Hello Dr. Huang: Recently, while playing basketball, I was fine for an hour, running and jumping normally. However, during halftime, I suddenly wanted to jump as high as I could. Immediately after jumping, I experienced a problem: my h...
Dr. Huang Yinghe Reply:
Based on the symptoms you described, it is possible that exercise may trigger arrhythmia; however, since there are no persistent symptoms, there is no need for excessive concern. It is recommended that you do not overexert yourself during exercise, and if you experience any disco...[Read More] Sudden Rapid Heartbeat During Sports: What You Need to Know
Understanding Sudden Increased Heart Rate: Causes and Concerns
Sudden increase in heart rate? Dear Dr. He, Hello. In recent days, I have been experiencing cold symptoms (mild diarrhea, runny nose, chills, low-grade fever, headache, muscle aches, fatigue, and a scratchy throat with a cough). I later consulted a traditional Chinese medicine p...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, a common cold or taking cold medicine can lead to a sudden increase in heart rate. An elevated heart rate typically does not have adverse effects on the body. At night, when it is quiet, the sensation of a rapid heartbeat may feel more pronounced. The increased heart rate ...[Read More] Understanding Sudden Increased Heart Rate: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Tricuspid Valve Regurgitation: Questions and Insights
Questions about the tricuspid valve? Dear Dr. He, I previously inquired about the issue of "tachycardia," and today I underwent a color Doppler echocardiogram. I have some questions regarding the results. Approximately seven years ago, during my first echocardiogram, i...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, yes, mild tricuspid regurgitation is considered normal; almost everyone experiences it due to aging or natural wear and tear. It is unrelated to your recent episodes of rapid and forceful heartbeats and is not connected to your mitral valve insufficiency. Please don't...[Read More] Understanding Tricuspid Valve Regurgitation: Questions and Insights
Understanding Autonomic Nervous System Dysfunction and Panic Disorders
Autonomic nervous system disorder Doctor, I apologize for the interruption, but I would like to ask for your professional opinion. A few months ago, I was diagnosed with autonomic nervous system dysfunction at a psychosomatic clinic, and I experienced episodes similar to panic at...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, autonomic nervous system dysfunction can manifest as tinnitus, chest tightness, dizziness, tension, a feeling of not being able to breathe, and increased heart rate. These symptoms are related to autonomic nervous system dysregulation and panic. It may be necessary to adju...[Read More] Understanding Autonomic Nervous System Dysfunction and Panic Disorders
Understanding Heart Valve Insufficiency: Symptoms and Risks Explained
Skipped beats / Premature contractions / Mitral and tricuspid regurgitation Hello, I would like to ask about my condition. I have mild mitral regurgitation and occasionally experience irregular heartbeats with varying intensity. Yesterday, while cooking, I suddenly felt my heartb...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, you won't suddenly die from this; there is no immediate danger to your life, so don't worry. If you still feel unwell, it is advisable to schedule a 24-hour Holter monitor at a cardiology clinic. Changhua Hospital cares about you.[Read More] Understanding Heart Valve Insufficiency: Symptoms and Risks Explained
Understanding Panic Attacks: Managing Fear of Heart Palpitations
After a panic attack, there is a significant fear of the heartbeat? Hello, doctor. Last year, I experienced a panic attack with symptoms such as rapid heartbeat, severe near-death sensations, numbness, and trembling. Later, I discovered that I have autonomic nervous system issues...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
It's normal for your heart rate to noticeably increase when you're feeling anxious. If you feel an episode coming on, it's best to take your medication promptly. Gradually adapt and accept the situation; don't worry, it will pass. Changhua Hospital cares about...[Read More] Understanding Panic Attacks: Managing Fear of Heart Palpitations
Mitral Valve Prolapse: Understanding Symptoms and Anxiety Connection
Mitral valve prolapse, suspected autonomic nervous system dysfunction? Hello Doctor, at the beginning of November, I experienced left chest pain and discomfort in my back (which I believe is around the shoulder blade area, but that area has been sore for a long time). I also had ...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, it seems that your anxiety and overthinking may have led to autonomic nervous system dysregulation. Both your exercise electrocardiogram and resting electrocardiogram are normal, indicating that your heart is fine. There's no need to worry about sudden issues; just re...[Read More] Mitral Valve Prolapse: Understanding Symptoms and Anxiety Connection
Cold Weather and Rapid Heart Rate: Understanding the Risks for Panic Disorder
Cold weather and heart rate? Hello doctor, I apologize for bothering you. I have panic disorder, mitral valve prolapse, and premature beats. The doctor said they are all very mild, but I often experience a rapid heartbeat during panic attacks, reaching 120 to 130 beats per minute...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, during panic, your heart rate can reach 120 to 130 beats per minute, which is normal. A fast heartbeat leading to sudden cardiac death is different from arrhythmia. You might worry that a normal fast heartbeat could become abnormal, but that won't happen. Don't w...[Read More] Cold Weather and Rapid Heart Rate: Understanding the Risks for Panic Disorder
Understanding Nighttime Heart Palpitations: Causes and Solutions
Rapid heartbeat at midnight? Dear Doctor, I have a problem with autonomic nervous system dysfunction. Last night, I suddenly woke up feeling anxious, with palpitations and a rapid heartbeat. I quickly practiced diaphragmatic breathing and was about to take medication when the s...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, feelings of anxiety, palpitations, and rapid heartbeat can indeed be symptoms caused by the autonomic nervous system. Practicing abdominal breathing can help alleviate these symptoms. Staying calm during these episodes will help them pass. You're doing great. Changhua...[Read More] Understanding Nighttime Heart Palpitations: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Heart Rate: When to Seek Medical Advice for Fast Heartbeats
Heart rhythm issues The normal heart rate for adults is typically between 60 to 100 beats per minute at rest. If you find that your heart rate is consistently higher than this range, especially during minimal activity like walking or climbing stairs, and you experience symptoms s...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, everyone's resting heart rate is different. For those with a faster heart rate, even a short walk or climbing stairs can cause shortness of breath and an increased heart rate. This is normal and may not necessarily require a doctor's visit. Ping An Changhua Hospi...[Read More] Understanding Heart Rate: When to Seek Medical Advice for Fast Heartbeats