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Jocevice

Updated 1y ago

Heart rate fluctuating from low to high in seconds

Has anyone experienced heart rate fluctuating from low to rlly high in seconds? Mine went 80s to 140 in seconds and has been doing so the past week I went to the hospital but idk what’s wrong it’s never happened before and I feel terrible. It’s less extreme now but is still fluctuating

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Potato_Chip

2y

I’m right there with you. My BPM is ALLLL over the place. The only thing that’s actually helped has been rest and elevating my legs, although it’s only a bandaid on the real problem. I guess we’re gonna figure this one out together 😅
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Jocevice

2y

@ potatochip loll Idk whyy it never happened like this before it’s been so crazy idk if it’s just a bad flare with change in weather but I’ve never had it like this we can keep each other updated 😂
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Potato_Chip

2y

Right?? It’s so confusing sometimes 😂
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Potato_Chip

2y

@BreadLoaf same! Most of the time my boyfriend’s HR is half of mine, and originally he freaked out a little. We just laugh about it now 😂
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catmom1995

2y

Yes I tell it when I’m sick
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AeL

2y

I’ve had that. I track my heart rate regularly to make sure I’m not overdoing myself and have randomly caught my heart rate staying in the 160s+ for more than 10 minutes when it should be around 90-110. I’m not sure why it does that. I did a heart monitor but it rarely happens and I highly doubt it happened when they did the monitor. I used to have a congenital electrical heart problem which caused SVTs so I just blame it on residual that (even though it should be “cured”)
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Ariasaurus

2y

Does this sometimes make you really dizzy or faint? It’s something I’ve been experiencing and my doctors always just shrugs 😪
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Danika

2y

This happens to me pretty frequently. @ariasaurus the dizziness may be due to your blood pressure dropping, this sometimes happens to me. Compression socks, elevating legs, contracting leg muscles, and increasing salt intake (I use electrolyte tablets) helps!

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