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anyone else suffer heart palpitations? my cardiologist said mine are harmless (thank god.) but, when they happen it’s almost like i’m about to pass out. i can’t breathe when it happens either. with that being said, does anybody know any diets or anything for a healthy heart? mine comes and goes, but when it comes it’s awful.
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Sway chelsie18782
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There called pacs or pvc. There harmless. Most everyone gets them just some people can feel them. Sometimes they go away sometimes they don't. Beta blockers helps. But beta blockers typically used for heart.conditions blood pressure and racing heart. I've heard magnesium supplements help with palpitations. If you work yourself up over and cause to much anxiety they will get worse. Try magnesium supplements. See if that helps. But don't stress yourself to death about it.
derek76 chelsie18782
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What did the cardiologist say when you told him that you felt you were about to pass out and can't breathe?
jacqueline01135 chelsie18782
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It's just a drum beat ,with an odd rhythm ,just take some deep breathes ,and think of being on the beach in Barbados..It's not awful,it happens to thousands of people all over the world If you are FAT ,just cut down on the quantity of food you eat Diets DON'T work..
Matt_M chelsie18782
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Hi Chelsie, when I used to suffer from palpitations one of the things that used to help calm them down/ stop them was to tense the muscles like you were trying to have a bowl movement. Sounds stupid but I got told it by an A&E doctor and it did help!