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I was reffered to Psychiatrist by Cardiologist at hospital when i was admitted at hospital due to racing heartrate and heart pounding, and Psychiatrist said that I had Panic Attack. Took medications for 2 weeks. Clonazepam 0.25mg and Propranolol 10mg. Had recurrent Panic Attack Symptoms of racing heart rate which is only at night time by 3 am with heavy gas trouble and chest discomfort, almost all day. but heartrate was below 120bpm and when i walk during this time, anxiety and heartrate and heart pounding reduces. 2 days before at night 3 am, i felt something bad is going to happen again and anxiety and fear increased and heartrate also increased. After 5 minutes of walking it reduced and again after 5 minutes, fear started arising that something is going to happen and again heartrate started increasing and not above 120bpm, and hands and legs started shivering. After 1 day i went to take ecg in a private lab. Discharge summary and new ECG is attached. Kindly advice further.
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ECG is normal.. Palpitations seem to be due to anxiety which is a normal response.
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If it affects your day to day life then please do a Holter monitoring test ( which is ECG monitoring with a small machine attached to you for 24 hours )
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Your ECG is normal. In case of palpitation on daily basis you should get a holter study done.
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