High heart rate - pounding beta blockers

Well bet and blockers just slows up the heart rate.. I was prescribed the drug buttt I never took it lol smh but I had it put in my iv when I was in the er and it made me kind of feel relaxed.. I have no negative comment on the reaction from the drug I was just calm and my heart rate went from 135 to 98 instantly lol I think the pills will be fine just don't take too many I think you should just take them when you have a attack.. my dr wanted me to take them twice a day for 6 months I thought that was just too much 

Oh and how I controlled it was by not trying to focus on it I knnowwww it's hard trust me I know it took me a while to do it but eventually my heart rate would reach 165-175 I'd be sooo scared begging my mom to call the ambulance but eventually it would subside just breathe relax and focus on something else rather it's playing a game reading a book praying meditation something other than your heart rate.. I downloaded this heart rate app and I would constantly check it which was a bad idea and made me panic more lol take it easy love.. it will get better 

A lot of people get this who s. Not got anxiety probs I have got anxiety problems I take nomedications for it my heart speeds up its normally Nothing to worry about but I understand your concerns i try to relax breathing in through nose distract yourself feel pulse beat in neck all while your breathing you will feel it slow down imagine you being in control of this problem instead of it being in charge of you. Good luck 

Hello, I get palpitations, PVCs/ectopic beats, and also episodes of SVT. I've been taking Atenolol 25mgs a day for around the last 10 years, and it hasn't caused me any problems other than making me feel a bit slow and tired when I first went on it. It doesn't stop the attacks completely, but probably I get them less often. The main problem is you can't stop taking beta-blockers suddenly as your body gets used to them, and your palpitations will get worse if you do.