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Raised Heart Beat And Passing Out While Trying To Do An Activity. Need To Be Worried?
hi sometimes my heart start to biting very fast and i will lose my control .my eyes goes black and i have to sit down or lay down to fill better .this situation will happen when i try to be achtive or when i want to stand up quickly or doing an action quickly. for example when i want to play with my child and encourage him to be active my situation will be happen. i don t know what s wrong.
Hello user, I think you require a cardiologists intervention, as you are having intermittent attacks of tachycardia coupled with arrhythmia. You may require some anti arrhythmic drugs to keep your heart rate normal and also to avoid further attacks. Till that time you are advised not to use bath tub etc for bathing and also advised not to drive vehicles, to prevent mishaps.
hope my info helped you regards, Dr Hari Om Chandrakar MBBS
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Raised Heart Beat And Passing Out While Trying To Do An Activity. Need To Be Worried?
Hello user, I think you require a cardiologists intervention, as you are having intermittent attacks of tachycardia coupled with arrhythmia. You may require some anti arrhythmic drugs to keep your heart rate normal and also to avoid further attacks. Till that time you are advised not to use bath tub etc for bathing and also advised not to drive vehicles, to prevent mishaps. hope my info helped you regards, Dr Hari Om Chandrakar MBBS