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Heart Palpitations, Increased Pulse. EKG, Blood Test Normal. Electrolyte Imbalance Or Hormones?

Hi, I m a 43 year old female, with 110/68 blood pressure, 164 total cholesterol , all normal bloodwork, 75 glucose , work out with weights and play tennis at least 5 times a week. I m about 15 lbs overweight .. I get constant palpatations, especially when I start my workout and my heart rate increases. I can just be relaxing and get them. I had an EKG in the past, all normal. My resting heart rate is like 78. It happens just about everyday, I heard about an electrolyte imbalance or hormones..just curious to also know if I can tell if it s valve related. Thanks
Tue, 7 Aug 2012
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Hi,I went through your query.Please get done a Thyroid function test and also an echocardiography to rule out MVP-Mitral valve prolapse.Take care.
Dr.Prashanth K
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Cardiologist Dr. Prashanth Kulkarni's  Response
Hi,I went through your query.Please get done a Thyroid function test and also an echocardiography to rule out MVP-Mitral valve prolapse.Take care.
Dr.Prashanth K
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Heart Palpitations, Increased Pulse. EKG, Blood Test Normal. Electrolyte Imbalance Or Hormones?

Hi,I went through your query.Please get done a Thyroid function test and also an echocardiography to rule out MVP-Mitral valve prolapse.Take care. Dr.Prashanth K