Sometimes one of us may feel irregular heartbeat or heart beating or quick acceleration in the chest area, and we may feel it in other places as tired tiredness in the neck or throat for a few seconds or several minutes. At first glance, it may make us feel a little bit confused or confused by this unwarranted physical confusion. But often this palpitations are not harmful or a major health problem. This irregularity may be temporary for minutes or hours, and you may end up taking a break or rest. Or a cozy cozy drink for the nerves.
On the other hand, the problem of palpitations becomes alarming if accompanied by other symptoms such as dizziness, dizziness, excessive sweating, shortness of breath, chest pain, or dry throat. It is necessary to consult a physician immediately to determine the cause of the defect. The problem is more than once during the week accompanied by the above mentioned symptoms.
Causes of palpitations
- Drink stimulants such as coffee, tea, and mask in large amounts during the day, take stimulant drugs, or drink high-caffeine liquids such as soft drinks, alcohol or energy drinks, as well as cigarette and purple cigarettes.
- Eat high-fat foods high in calories or spicy
- High level of adrenaline due to sudden and strong tension, shock or a terrifying situation.
- Some mental illnesses such as depression and panic attacks, which are often accompanied by fear, sweating, palpitations, nausea and trembling.
- Take some medical medications to treat health problems in the body, such as inhaled asthma bronchitis “asthma” or drugs to treat thyroid.
- Pulsation may accompany menstrual period in females or occur a few days earlier as a result of hormonal disorder in the body.
- Temporal palpitations associated with gestational phase in women or menopause during menopause in advanced stages of age.
- Overactive thyroid activity.
- Decrease in blood sugar level.
- Do a high physical effort or intellectual mind for long hours.
- Working with night lights.
- Thrombosis may be evidence of anemia. Anemia is caused by a severe deficiency in one of the important minerals or vitamins in the body such as iron deficiency or B12.
- Low or temporary or sick hypertension.
- High body temperature to above 38 degrees.
- Dehydration “Lack of fluid in the body,” especially water due to excessive sweating, diarrhea or persistent vomiting.
- The presence of heart problems such as atrial fibrillation or damage to some heart valves and others.