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Heart palpitations, Dizziness
My mother has been facing with heart palpitations, dizziness for past 3 years. She is having migraine, tinnitus, sinus and anxiety issues.
ECG readings are normal. She is having mild BP and taking medications for it. We have been visiting psychiatrist for past 2 years and could not find proper diagnosis yet and proper solution for this
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Your mother has anxiety disorder and BP problems.
* The main factor is age also*
Treatment for anxiety and BP is going on
Most important is to continue Medication for BP and take records of BP regularly, at least a week
When BP is raised or below the normal range, a person also feels palpitation, sweating that also found in anxiety disorder
*With increase in age, response to the medications also decrease
The main solution for anxiety, BP problems is to continue Medications and at least once a month, continue follow up of Psychiatrist and Physician
Avoid tea coffee, take dinner before 8 pm, follow relaxation exercises, yoga
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Your mother’s symptoms palpitations, dizziness, tinnitus, migraine, and anxiety may stem from both physical and psychological causes. Even with normal ECG, issues like thyroid imbalance, vitamin deficiency, or anxiety-related body reactions can cause these sensations. She should get thyroid, vitamin B12/D tests, and maybe a 24-hour Holter or ENT/neurology review. Alongside medication, CBT therapy and relaxation breathing can help break the anxiety–body cycle. Improvement comes gradually with consistent care.
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Heart palpitations and dizziness can be due to chronic stress. Anxiety issues are there as you mentioned but why psychiatrist is not giving medication? Please ask them and is your mother taking therapy? If not, you can start that it will be helpful. But please make sure there is no physical cause behind these issues. Consultation with an internal medicine specialist is recommended and an ent specialist also with all the history.
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After the consultation recommended, start taking sessions from a psychologist.
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As per your discrimination it likely a case of stress and anxiety related disorder and more detailed will be need for more specific diagnosis.
As you mention migrain, tinitus, sinus issues need ent opinion and detailes evaluation. some times these symptoms are due to anxiety and stress.
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Hi.. consult online for a second opinion
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"Dear Client,
I understand the difficulty your mother is facing with chronic physical symptoms and anxiety, especially since tests are normal. As a Counselling Psychologist, my focus would be on addressing the underlying anxiety and stress that may be triggering the palpitations, dizziness, and migraines.
We would work on coping skills like relaxation and breathing techniques to manage her physical reactions.
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Psychological Support: Begin counselling sessions with me immediately to build skills for stress and anxiety regulation and support her emotional well-being alongside her psychiatrist's care.
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