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Have Fluttering Feeling In Chest After Taking Benadryl. Related To Anti-histamine
Hi. Unfortunatly I am all too familiar with anxiety and panic attacks. With medication and other resources I feel anxiety free. This is why I get upset when doctors say my chest discomfort is an anxiety attack. I am a registered nurse. I work a d deal with stress . The problem I m describing is very different. My chest wakes me up from a peaceful sleep, feeling a fluttering, or empty sensation. It is not painful but it s not comfortable either. I ve had this similar feeling once before by taking 2 Benadryl . I assume it has something to do with anti- histamine . I truly believe this has nothing to do with the mind or psyche.
Benadryl consists of a diphenhydramine which causes your heart to beat faster which gives you that feeling of palpitation. However at regular doses that feeling should not arise ideally. Please consult a cardiologist to rule out any pathology through an ECHO and an ECG
I hope I have answered your query
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Have Fluttering Feeling In Chest After Taking Benadryl. Related To Anti-histamine
Hello Thanks for the query Benadryl consists of a diphenhydramine which causes your heart to beat faster which gives you that feeling of palpitation. However at regular doses that feeling should not arise ideally. Please consult a cardiologist to rule out any pathology through an ECHO and an ECG I hope I have answered your query Regards