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What Could Heart Palpitation With Dizziness, Neck Pain And Weakness Indicate?

I have had heart palpitations for about an hour now. I have been mostly laying down from the dizziness and weakness. I have had pain in the left side of my neck that comes and goes. This started after I bent down to pick something up off the floor. I am female, 34 yrs. 5 ft. 0" 112 #
Wed, 15 Feb 2017
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Hello!

Thank you for asking on HCM!

Regarding your concern, I would explain that the palpitations could be related to the pain.

While, the pain could be related to a muscle spasm, due to a wrong position during bending down.

I would recommend taking ibuprofen for the pain and having some rest.

If the problem persists, I recommend going to the ER for a physical exam and some tests:

- a cervical spine X ray study
- a Doppler ultrasound of the cervical arteries (to exclude possible dissection)
- a resting ECG.

Hope to have been helpful!

Wishing all the best,

Dr. Iliri
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What Could Heart Palpitation With Dizziness, Neck Pain And Weakness Indicate?

Hello! Thank you for asking on HCM! Regarding your concern, I would explain that the palpitations could be related to the pain. While, the pain could be related to a muscle spasm, due to a wrong position during bending down. I would recommend taking ibuprofen for the pain and having some rest. If the problem persists, I recommend going to the ER for a physical exam and some tests: - a cervical spine X ray study - a Doppler ultrasound of the cervical arteries (to exclude possible dissection) - a resting ECG. Hope to have been helpful! Wishing all the best, Dr. Iliri