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Palpitations While Exercising, Dizziness, Chest Pain. History Of Severe Acidity. Causes?
Hello, I am 25 years old and suffering from palpitation for last few months.It mostly happens while i exercise or climb stairs. I do not know why I always feel dizzy all the time. Sometimes i have chest pain too. I did an Echo-cardiogram which was normal. i have have a severe problem of acidity. I feel very helpless.I do not know what to do..
Mon, 17 Dec 2012
Hi thanks for your question.
There could be two reason for your palpitation.No 1 being the anxiety(tension) and second acidity.
The palpitation can lead to chest pain as well as dizziness.
Relax and consult nearby physician for anxiety and control of acidity.you may need upper G I endoscopy to know the cause of hyperacidity.
Hope this answers your question.
There could be two reason for your palpitation.No 1 being the anxiety(tension) and second acidity.
The palpitation can lead to chest pain as well as dizziness.
Relax and consult nearby physician for anxiety and control of acidity.you may need upper G I endoscopy to know the cause of hyperacidity.
Hope this answers your question.
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Hello and welcome to Healthcare Magic. Thanks for your query.
Since a cardiac cause for your symptoms have been ruled out with a normal echocardiogram, the other possibilities which can cause your symptoms are:
- acid peptic disease
- anxiety disorder
- thyroid disorders,
- anaemia, etc.
I would advise you to have a complete physical examination, and if necessary, some lab tests done, to ascertain the cause of your symptoms. I would also suggest that you try the following general remedial measures:
1) Avoid foods that cause gastric irritation like spicy foods, coffee, tea, carbonated drinks, etc. Smoking and alcohol are also gastric irritants.
2) Eat at regular intervals and avoid delaying meals.
3) Increase the fibre content in your diet - take more of vegetables and fruits.
4) Avoid eating outside; especially avoid all kinds of junk food and fast foods.
5) Try to have a healthy lifestyle with regular exercise and proper sleep habits.
5) Try to avoid stress and try relaxation methods like deep breathing, meditation, etc.
Best wishes,
Dr. Sheeba Stephen
Since a cardiac cause for your symptoms have been ruled out with a normal echocardiogram, the other possibilities which can cause your symptoms are:
- acid peptic disease
- anxiety disorder
- thyroid disorders,
- anaemia, etc.
I would advise you to have a complete physical examination, and if necessary, some lab tests done, to ascertain the cause of your symptoms. I would also suggest that you try the following general remedial measures:
1) Avoid foods that cause gastric irritation like spicy foods, coffee, tea, carbonated drinks, etc. Smoking and alcohol are also gastric irritants.
2) Eat at regular intervals and avoid delaying meals.
3) Increase the fibre content in your diet - take more of vegetables and fruits.
4) Avoid eating outside; especially avoid all kinds of junk food and fast foods.
5) Try to have a healthy lifestyle with regular exercise and proper sleep habits.
5) Try to avoid stress and try relaxation methods like deep breathing, meditation, etc.
Best wishes,
Dr. Sheeba Stephen
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