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Hi everyone. I am male 27yo. I have experienced palpilations after alcohol consumption several times. I went to cardiology specialist. My ecg holter ultrasound etc were normal. But he said me you experienced afib but you are now ok. I left with concor 5mg. I went 3 other cardiolog. they said palpilations are normal after drinking, and i am fine. Yesterday i played tennis and at the time i finished match my palpilations occured again. I went to Emergency. Sinus tachycardia had been found. Feeling is the same with previous palpilations, like skipped beats. My pulse rate were 110 -120 About 2 hours. I also have panic attack history. Do you think last palpilations about afib or exercise and anxiety combination? thank you
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Dazzler ugur1907
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I've since had an ablation which so far (2 years) seem to do the trick.
In my experience red wine and excercise would almost certainly start it and my cardiologist confirmed red wine seems to start some people off.
There's a very very fine line where Anxiety and AFIB cross over, during high anxiety or panic attacks my HR would naturally go high on the fight or flight theory.
My cardiologist and I agreed before the ablation to buy a monitor that went on my smartphone which would give accurate readings so he knew what he was dealing with. Even now I take readings and send but I have learned that the anxiety is anxiety and I deal with it.
I have woken a couple of times with a heart rate at 100, this has always been after I've been out drinking
Hope this helps
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Darren
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Dazzler ugur1907
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Ectopic beats or tempory afib is viable, I have ectopic beats when under stress, it's just an extra beat thrown in from the ventricles, my cardioligst says not to worry about them,I feel them some times and at first got very anxious but now don't worry and sleep well in my bed not worry about them
Darren
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Dazzler pauline_5
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I would ask the consultant what his success rate was and what his fatality rate is, if not good find one that has good stats,
pauline_5 Dazzler
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you know at times i think its not PAF as i burp a lot when i get it seems weird to me but ive had all the test, i will ask the consultant about his success rate they put me on warfairn and im always cold and tired since , so would like to come off that, didnt relize how many people suffer from PAF
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I refused wararin and I didn't want to keep having blood tests and after a bit of wrangling with my health authority and advise from my consultant i was put on Dabigatran leading up to the procedure and 6 weeks after, then it stops.
Sometimes its a bugger to diagnose and even after several holter monitors on we struggled to prove it, but eventually with the aid of the Iphone and the device attached (which my consult recomended) we were able to catch the readings and act accordingly.
Never had the burp thing, although trapped wind can cause some funny things. Hope this helps
Darren
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