I've been experiencing heart palpitations on and off for a few months, and my family history includes heart disease. I get really anxious when they happen. Can these palpitations actually be a sign or cause of a heart attack?
8 months ago
Palpitations general stress ya caffeine se ho sakti hain par direct heart attack nahi karti. Par isko normal na samjhein aur ek baar light salt intake, hydration aur oily food se parhez rakhein. Proper investigation ke liye cardiologist ko dikhana hi sahi tarika hai.
9 months ago
Palpitations ko light mat lena please. Mujhe bhi ghabrahat hoti thi aur lagta tha simple anxiety hai par baad me heart blockage nikla jisse heart attack ka risk tha. Agar palpitations ke sath chest pain, severe sweating ya saans fulne ki dikkat ho toh turant emergency jao.
9 months ago
Internet par darr ka mahool mat bnao yaar. Palpitations stress ya gas se bhi hoti hain par heart issues ka bhi signal ho sakti hain. Chup-chap local clinic jao aur ek ECG karwa lo, sab clear ho jayega.
9 months ago
Suno, pehle lamba saas lo aur paani piyo. Palpitations direct attack nahi banti, par humare dil ki halat zaroor batati hain. Kal subah hi kisi acche physician ke paas jaakar checkup schedule kar lo taaki dimaag shaant rahe.
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5 months ago
I can totally understand this terror, mujhe jab heavy anxiety attacks hote the tab chest beat bohot fast ho jati thi aur lagta tha bas heart fail ho jayega. Lekin zyadatar palpitations dangerous nahi hoti. Still, dimaag ki shanti ke liye doctor se clear consultation aur checkup best hai.
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