Whenever I have an asthma attack, I can feel my heart pounding really fast. It makes me wonder if my heart rate is going up because of the asthma. Is it true that asthma can actually increase your heart rate during an episode?
4 months ago
Yes, it can, but sometimes the inhalers themselves cause a fast heart rate. Before spending a lot of money on expensive heart tests, go to a good general physician first so they can tell you exactly which test is necessary and save you from extra costs.
4 months ago
I used to panic so much when my heart started racing after using my inhaler! But my doctor reassured me that certain asthma medications naturally increase your heart rate temporarily. It is quite normal, but definitely mention it to your doctor to be safe.
4 months ago
Haan babuji, jab saans phoolti hai toh dil ki dhadkan bhi tez ho jati hai. Humare chacha ko bhi aisa hota tha jab unka asthma badhta tha. Aap ghabraiye mat, bas ek baar achhe doctor ko dikha kar unse salah le lijiye.
4 months ago
Yeah bro, both the asthma struggle and the blue inhaler can spike your heart rate. I felt my chest thumping like crazy the first time I used it. It is usually fine, but you should let your doctor know so they can confirm if it's normal for you.
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4 months ago
When the breath is shallow, the heart has to work harder, which naturally increases its rate. Gentle, slow breathing can help calm your system down during mild tightness. However, please consult your doctor to ensure your medication dosage is correct.
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