Heart beat /adrenaline rushes .please assistance me?
i had the flu last week an now iv get rid of it but im constantley getting this weird sensation and its really scaring me please help,,i find it so thorny to explain it but il try my best ,,,i dont know if its a heart beat or adrenaline rush or what but when it happens it give me a overwhelming rush down to my foot an through my shoulders it feels like its starts from my chest ,,,but its really scaring me its taking place everyday now for the past 3 days an to be honest i keep worrying im gonna enjoy a heart attack but if ur gonna have a heart attack you have chest pain i havent get any pain ,,also when i get this uncomfortable rush /beat i can be aware of it in my head aswell ,,iv been to my doctor and they did a blood interview = fine ,,, blood pressure = fine ,,,checked my eyes ears and chest = fine so now im really worried i just want it gone ,,in a track its making me feel like im gonna die ,,,i never over ecsajerate anything thing really is this discouraging ,,,my legs are weak i feel tired all the time but perchance that is still the flu coming out but what the hell is this beating/rushing /jolting sensation please please i would be so appreciative of your answers ,,,thank you so much hopefully this is nothing serious ,,,,frankie
Answers: Frankie, Before I manufacture any suggestions as to what may be causing your problem, I'd like to make an big correction to something you stated, "i keep worrying im gonna have a heart attack but if ur gonna have a heart attack you hold chest pain i havent got any pain..."
s a adjectives misconception that all heart attacks are accompanied by chest pain, tightness, radiating twinge to the jaw, etc! This is NOT the case. While I mentioned some of the common symptoms associated next to a myocardial infarction (AMI or heart attack) they need not be present. In fact, many heart attacks are "silent", exhibiting no symptoms whatever---and these types are habitually the most dangerous and fatal.
Ok, that being said, I am NOT suggesting you are going to own a heart attack; actually, it seems likely that what you are experiencing is some form of rhythm disturbance such as PAT, SVT, etc. The certainty you were ill last week---and possibly had a fever-----shed some light on the brief medical history you provided. I am sure this condition has made you severely nervous and stressed, which will no doubt play a role in the frequency of these episodes. I do suggest you contact your physician again and explain these symptoms---and I am slightly sure she/he will want to run an ECG (electrocardiogram) which will assist in determining the cause of these rhythm variations.
Coxsackievirus is the commonest cause but influenza A and B can cause it too.
If it be me, I would go back to my GP and ensure he does an ECG (you didn't mention it?), FBC, U&E, CK, ESR or CRP and LFT. They may have already done this and if it's middle-of-the-road that's a good sign. They may also want to do a chest X-ray. If any of these tests are indicative.
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Answers: Frankie, Before I manufacture any suggestions as to what may be causing your problem, I'd like to make an big correction to something you stated, "i keep worrying im gonna have a heart attack but if ur gonna have a heart attack you hold chest pain i havent got any pain..."
s a adjectives misconception that all heart attacks are accompanied by chest pain, tightness, radiating twinge to the jaw, etc! This is NOT the case. While I mentioned some of the common symptoms associated next to a myocardial infarction (AMI or heart attack) they need not be present. In fact, many heart attacks are "silent", exhibiting no symptoms whatever---and these types are habitually the most dangerous and fatal.
Ok, that being said, I am NOT suggesting you are going to own a heart attack; actually, it seems likely that what you are experiencing is some form of rhythm disturbance such as PAT, SVT, etc. The certainty you were ill last week---and possibly had a fever-----shed some light on the brief medical history you provided. I am sure this condition has made you severely nervous and stressed, which will no doubt play a role in the frequency of these episodes. I do suggest you contact your physician again and explain these symptoms---and I am slightly sure she/he will want to run an ECG (electrocardiogram) which will assist in determining the cause of these rhythm variations.
Coxsackievirus is the commonest cause but influenza A and B can cause it too.
If it be me, I would go back to my GP and ensure he does an ECG (you didn't mention it?), FBC, U&E, CK, ESR or CRP and LFT. They may have already done this and if it's middle-of-the-road that's a good sign. They may also want to do a chest X-ray. If any of these tests are indicative.
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