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What Causes An Increase In The Heart After Having Breakfast?

hi, what is the normal resting pulse, I am a female, 20 years old, and had a heart test, i was told my left atrium is a little bit large, i m not taking any medication for it, my heart rate rises after eating my breakfast, it s a horrible feeling, i feel energyless and can t do anything, i m wondering can it be an early sign of diabetes? I m medium weight and have ovarian poly cystic syndrome, and fatty liver as a result of that.                                                                  
Wed, 20 Mar 2019
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Hello,

For this reason, I would recommend checking sex hormone levels and thyroid hormone plasma levels for possible adrenal gland dysfunction.

HbA1C test would help exclude diabetes. An ambulatory 24-48 hours ECG monitoring would help examine your heart rhythm trends during the day and exclude possible cardiac arrhythmia.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Ilir Sharka, Cardiologist
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What Causes An Increase In The Heart After Having Breakfast?

Hello, For this reason, I would recommend checking sex hormone levels and thyroid hormone plasma levels for possible adrenal gland dysfunction. HbA1C test would help exclude diabetes. An ambulatory 24-48 hours ECG monitoring would help examine your heart rhythm trends during the day and exclude possible cardiac arrhythmia. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Ilir Sharka, Cardiologist