My family doctor told me I was perfectly healthy. And the people at the hospital told me it could stay that way because I was nervous about my heart rate being 130.
And sometimes I feel this kind of horrible beat. Then it continues beating normally. And sometimes I don't feel it at all. I'm 25.
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Heart stumbling is completely normal and can occur increasingly at increasing age.
There are people like me who do not notice these and what like you they notice. If you perceive it more often and it interferes with you, you could make a 24 hours EKG to look at how many extra strokes occur distributed over the day and then maybe treat with medication depending on the finding and personal feeling. But usually it is enough for many to know the extra strokes are nothing bad and are normal at our age (also 26). And with an HF of 130, your heart is not immediately standing. I’ve had more than 140 pulses and that without stress and I’m still alive. People doing sports often have an even higher pulse. In stress situations/ stress/ effort of any kind, the pulse must also go high. Would be bad if he didn’t. Here, too, an EKG / 24-hour remedy could possibly be created to see if and how far away the EKG changes in the moment.
Individual extra strokes are normal and usually have no disease value.
With 25 years, a serious illness is extremely unlikely.
If you want to explain it further, the next step would be a 24 h -Ekg.
A clear indication of this, however, does not seem to exist in your case.
EKG was inconspicuous.
a normal Ekg or a 24 hour Ekg? These are different investigations.
in case of persistent rhythm disorders, yes, in case of extra strokes, it can be natural that no one occurs when writing the Ekg.
But as already said, individual extra strokes are normal.
Would you have gotten something from the normal EKG?
As I said, you can do a 24 h Ekg. You have to discuss this with your family doctor.
Normal ECG
There are extra beats for all people. That’s normal.
Your pediatrician is right. Be happy!
But can’t it stop? The hospital said it could stop because I had 130 heart rate.
Then you should have a heart defect. Let’s examine you.
I had a hole in my heart as a child. But then I’m closed.
There will be a cause, but you won’t find it in good question
Maybe you can read
Reasons for cardiovascular disorders
My pediatrician told me I’m a core.
Unfortunately, I have only had very bad experiences with family doctors They often talk stupid stuff
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But heart stumbling is normal.
Apparently you have more problems with the German language than with the heart. Are you a hypochonder? In this case, please be very careful that this does not increase.
Please read my question again.