“I'm having some health problems?”
Male | 31 years old
Complaint duration: 1
Conditions: 130/80 bp, HR 131bpm , ecg shows sinus tachycardia, left axis deviation, poor R waves progression (V4)
3 Answers
You need to see a cardiologist so they can do an echocardiogram of your heart and possibly a holster monitor. If you can’t get a hold of a cardiologist right now, which might be difficult with the pandemic, then try to see your primary care physician even if it is a telemedicine meeting. Things that come to mind is you could have covid or had covid and are having heart manifestations if an old infection, or possibly a thyroid issue, anxiety, or possibly a blur clot. if it persists, please go to your closest Emergency Room. Also make sure you are drinking enough water and getting enough rest. We underestimate how much water and lack of rest can impact us.
Be well and thank you for your question.
All of these questions are significant for different reasons. If there is stressful situations, etc., as described above, this could be the product of panic attacks, and these are some of the physical symptoms that are displaying. Stress and anxiety can cause physical issues within our bodies that are irreversible. Please know that if this is stress/anxiety related, please make sure you get this treated as it would be the underlying cause. That would be the only way to improve the symptoms you're currently having.
Hope this information helps.