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MelAren
2 months ago

It’s not a chamber flounder. You have an elevated pulse that probably comes because you’re still somehow moving in front of going to bed. Either you step up to your room or just move around.

As soon as you go, you only realize that the heart is snapping, but that should be over again in a few minutes. It’s all harmless.

Take the time in the bed still deep and calm. As a rule, inhale for 4 seconds, stop for 4 seconds and exhale for 8 seconds. This helps to relax, is at the beginning a little need for reconciliation, but you can quickly see how to get calmer.

MelAren
2 months ago
Reply to  Tenoso

Maybe even guided relaxation helps you to fall asleep. You can find a lot of things on YouTube… For example, I started with “ear island”. A voice accompanies you with targeted exercises in your sleep. I am currently looking at ASMR “Lizi”, although she speaks English, she does not make these strange sounds with her mouth. She usually plays roles, and the camera is your face. It helps me to fall asleep, because I don’t think so much. I’m interrupting the grump.

concillus1
2 months ago

Tenso, it is now important for you not to stick to any kind of symptoms. You get used to “health” quickly and you’ll be left with the symptoms when!

b1urryf4ce
2 months ago

You’re gone with chamber flutters… I think this comes from fear, but best of all, you go to a cardiologist

mendrup
2 months ago

Put the SmartWatch off. It’s disguised on desert roar.

RandomName01
2 months ago

A doctor’s visit to explain the cause.

How do you know it’s chamber flutter?

Chrisi614
2 months ago

This is certainly not a chamber flounder when you are younger

Matermace
2 months ago
Reply to  Chrisi614

…and if he can still write.

Mugua
2 months ago

A defibrillator.

PalBeron
2 months ago

Defibrillation, do you mean hopeful dimmers?

Matermace
2 months ago
Reply to  PalBeron

Jop, chamber flutter is dead.

PalBeron
2 months ago
Reply to  Matermace

Yess, I know that. Many of them seem to not. Very amusing the thread.

HGTurnerin
2 months ago

help? a defibrillator