Can this be a heart related issue?
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To start things off, I am 22 y.o male, 1.73cm and weigh 70 kgs (155 pounds). I do have fast heart rate most of the time and have been to over 7 different cardiologists and spent so much money on doing tests, I have had over 30 Ecg's done, over 15 echos, 2x stress tests, a 24h monitoring, every time they told me to chill, to take it easy as my heart is healthy, every time they blamed it on anxiety. I've always feared heart attacks or strokes or heart failures, and the last cardiologist said that I have more chances of dying from a car hitting me outside than from my heart. I do not exercise, smoke 2 packs of cigarettes a day and my diet isn't the healthiest. Here is the picture of my recordings today.
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penel9704 Heisenberg69
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It's 99.9% anxiety. I suffer from the same thing however my case is worse. I wake up in the middle of the night because I feel my heart beating out of my chest. A few days ago I made the mistake to monitor my heart rate it was 150 when I saw that I started to panic and spikes even further to 179-180. I was all alone in the middle of a full blown panic attack. I popped half a beta blocker, drank water, cried, prayed I was totally erratic. 20 minutes later my heart rate started to gradually decrease till it got back to 65-70. This has been happening for months every night. No doctor can tell what this is. I've even quit working out because my heart rate goes bananas. I really wish I knew what this is. Like you doctor claims its all anxiety. And that there's noway my heart will stop beating. I'm 23 and fit. My panicky brain however still freaks out every time this happens.
nityanand Heisenberg69
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Symptoms can include: Chest pain, chest tightness, chest pressure and chest discomfort (angina) Shortness of breath. Pain, numbness, weakness or coldness in your legs or arms if the blood vessels in those parts of your body are narrowed