heart rate change?

Question

sometimes i feel change in my heart rate during the day i feel the puls is increased sometimes while am standing ,sitting or even sleeping

Answer 1

I get it with my anxiety attacks, and it truly blows. When it first started I had every test done and I found out I was in great physical shape, but my mind would set it off. I know it is awful, get it checked out and hang tough.

Answer 2

Increased heart rate could be caused by a number of things such as : Increased activity (activities requiring physical exertion or during exercise), stress, anxiety, infection, or it could be that your heart went into an abrupt but temporary rapid rate (PAT-paroxysmal atrial tachycardia / PSVT-paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia). Other heart rhythms that may cause a rapid heart rate and irregular heartbeats are atrial fibrillation, PVC-premature ventricular contractions or ventricular tachycardia.

While some episodes of the above heart rhythms may not manifest any further symptoms (other than you feeling your heart beating faster or skipping a beat), on some instances it can compromise the way your heart can pump out blood and deliver oxygen to your heart muscles / brain / and other vital organs (symptoms would include dizziness, chest pain / chest pressure, weakness, shortness of breath, fainting) - which, of course, warrants emergent medical attention.

Since this sounds like a symptom you are experiencing not just on one occasion, it is best to see a cardiologist.

Answer 3

I seriously doubt your normal heart rate is 28 Count the beats for a full minute. And yes your heart rate should go up with exercise, unless your taking medication that will prevent a signifigant increase in your heart rate.

Answer 4

It is possible that you are experiencing premature ventricular contractions. Do you consume a lot of Caffeine? Are you under a lot of stress? You could also have episodes of Atrial Fibrillation or Atrial Flutter. Only a doctor and/or an EKG could say for sure. In the meantime, avoid stress and caffeine. Good Luck!

Answer 5

Basically you have only a matter of time before your heart just stops and you die. Obviously, the change in blood flow has affected your brain.

Answer 6

if there is no change of activity linked to the occurance, I think you might want to see a doctor.

Answer 7

Its no problem as long as you don’t feel your hart itself,. But if you feel your hart beating inside your chest consult a doc

Answer 8

Maybe it's mild palpitations.

Answer 9

consult a cardiologist