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What Causes Heart Palpitations?

I get heart palpitation since i was 14 and now i m 38. my palpitation are more often and last longer. they can last an afternoon but they will not be my dtrongest palpitations. i get very exhausted and the tip of my tongue gets tingly. is this dangerouse?
Thu, 16 Feb 2017
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Hi There

With palpitations we cant be completely sure that whether they are dangerous or not but as in your case you are having them since your childhood they are probably benign for you. But they they can be exhausting and bothering.

I would like to put you on a trail of low dose beta blockers if you dont have any obstructive airways disease like B. ASTHMA. As that can relieve your symptoms.

Another option is to go for an "ELECTROPHYSIOLOGIGAL STUDY" to find out the focus of origin and cause of them and then they can be ablated giving you complete releif if you are too much symptomatic.

Good Luck
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What Causes Heart Palpitations?

Hi There With palpitations we cant be completely sure that whether they are dangerous or not but as in your case you are having them since your childhood they are probably benign for you. But they they can be exhausting and bothering. I would like to put you on a trail of low dose beta blockers if you dont have any obstructive airways disease like B. ASTHMA. As that can relieve your symptoms. Another option is to go for an ELECTROPHYSIOLOGIGAL STUDY to find out the focus of origin and cause of them and then they can be ablated giving you complete releif if you are too much symptomatic. Good Luck