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By jaythegoat3018 October 03, 2020 11 answers Last updated October 03, 2020

Hi, I'm a 16 year old girl. I had a very strong heartbeat, my eyes darkened, I felt dizzy, I had shortness of breath. It passed me by and I decided it was something momentary, but after a few months it happened again ... Has anything like this happened to anyone I know I need to consult a doctor, but I will be grateful for your opinion and advice. Thanks in advance!

Answers 11

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gamesgirlsxd answered · October 03, 2020

   Doctor! We are not cardiologists to help you. I had a similar problem, my heart rate reached 220 and they found a hair in my heart. A short manipulation in the NKB and I'm like new.

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ilfenator answered · October 03, 2020

   Specify your symptoms. To understand what you have is too little, and it would be a mistake to diagnose you, especially wrong. It may be due to lack of sleep if you haven't eaten, are very anxious or have overdosed on coffee. The other option is to have some kind of mini panic attack. The third option is to have a disease ... visit a doctor, do the necessary tests and you will understand what you have.

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jm2495 answered · October 03, 2020

   Yes, these are signs of a panic attack, dear girl, you don't have a health problem. There is a lot of information in Google about what a panic attack is and forums with people who have this problem. I think it would be better to go to a psychologist sooner to make it easier to eliminate the problem. It is caused by mental tension, stress and many other situations in your life that may have caused the panic disorder. He did the right thing by asking us. Good luck, everything will be fine, you are still too young :) Write again! :)

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bryanhearns answered · October 03, 2020

   Have a panic attack, Dr. Vseznayko. You better go to a cardiologist right away, he will tell you best. I'm number 2

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ChineseAngel_ answered · October 03, 2020

   from the author I will visit a doctor, I just wanted to see if anyone had a similar problem, to hear other opinions. Thanks to number 3 managed to calm me down a bit! And I think it's a result of stress, I'm a pretty sensitive person!

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canhornchub answered · October 03, 2020

   Write down your symptoms in more detail and say what you think might have caused this if you want us to help you!

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reelmusic answered · October 03, 2020

   From number two - no reason, I hope I helped, but you are still very young, whatever you have, you will recover quickly, calmly. But pay attention, do not ignore the problem, cardiologist, maybe some other doctor, if you do not have a health problem and no one tells you that you have a problem with stress, tension and the like to know to visit a psychologist or psychotherapist, preferably. With a consultation and a few sessions you will feel great and you will see how much you will like to go to him. Tell your parents about the problem, they are great people and they ALWAYS want you to be well. Just be calm, we are with you and by the way, did your parents tell you that every problem has a solution!

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closetmajick answered · October 03, 2020

   I had a heartbeat years ago, I don't smoke much, but ... I was still worried, I did a cardiogram and they found the following: Accelerated pulse. I was prescribed atenolol and I feel very good. The accelerated pulse damages my heart. Run quickly to a cardiologist.

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holyscams answered · October 03, 2020

   From number seven, I'm number 3, I got confused and wrote that it is from 2. How things are going :)

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malita_ya answered · October 03, 2020

   I think it may be from a sudden drop in blood pressure, at least for me and a friend of mine. When my blood pressure drops, I get palpitations, dizziness, blackening. But you still consult a doctor :) Gray

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senwhitehouse answered · October 03, 2020

   Hello! I am a 21 year old girl. I want to share that I have a heartbeat and that worries me a lot. I have a slight increase in TSH. I drank El Thyroxine and my TSH from 6.49 is 4.09. The doctor told me that we had to continue the treatment for another 2 months to get back to normal. When I was examined, he listened to me and told me that my heart was fine. My GP has done a lot of ECGs and he is of the same opinion that my heart is healthy. He notices an accelerated pulse, but nothing to worry about on the ECG. They explain to me that he is on nervous ground. I don't have a constant heartbeat. One day I feel it beating hard in my chest and my pulse is accelerated, sometimes I have shortness of breath. But after a day or two I feel good. Would you advise me something?