If there are long pauses in between your heartbeats, this is a sign of sinus bradycardia along with sinus arrhythmia. This type of arrhythmia causes your heart to beat too fast, over times a minute.
Sinus tachycardia is usually temporary and largely caused by stress, fever, exercise, or other outside conditions. With a simple echocardiogram, we can get a better glimpse at any irregularities in your heart rate and work to resolve the issue.
If you have more questions about sinus arrhythmia, or arrhythmias in general, please contact our office in LIttle Rock, Arkansas, to set up a consultation. If you have an arrhythmia that could cause serious complications, an ablation may be your best treatment option. The type of ablation depends on the type of arrhythmia. If I go a week without it, I get palpitations randomly, especially while sitting for too long.
As long as I do regular, consistent, non-interval cardio training.. I too get random palpitations and notice that if i exercise regularly they seem to go away, but yes long periods of sitting and lack of cardio will trigger them for me as well! I was also told i had a sinus arrhythmia. I am 36 and also have low bp. Do you know if the palpitations are related to the arrhythmia? Thank you for sharing!! Wow I finally sound two people with similar symptoms as myself!
Whenever I run or work out it tends to sort out the arrhythmia. It feels like it has to catch right at the end or something. I started having multiple heart palpitations per week or sometimes per day about 6 months ago.
I am almost I agree, a short, 30 minute, non-interval cardio once a day does help to control it. I do not experience palpitations during or after exercising. However, I do get them if I get up and walk wast or chase the cat, or walk up the stairs or if I worry or stressed out about something.
I have not been diagnosed with a specific type of arrhythmia. But I just know I have one and it is related to my bathing. I also seem to have a bradycardia. I am about to schedule an appointment to do some heart testing.
When palpitations happen, sometimes very strong ones, they gives me chills and I get very scared. I am not sure what caused them to start happening 6 months ago. Any updates on this. I just started experiencing same symptoms and was diagnosed with sinus arrhythmia. Thanks in advance. I have been experiencing the same thing and now seeing a cardiologist but yet to get more results back. Did you happen to have any more information from your side? Thanks Adrian. This was the result of my Electrocardiogram.
I am a 50 year old started having fast heart rate in and frequent PVCs been having them constantly for 2 weeks now …. Should I be concerned? I take daily 2. Should I be concerned about the results of the ECG? Should my medication be changed or dosage modified? Any further tests to be done? Would appreciate your advice by e-mail. Sinus arrhythmia itself is not a cause typically for concern. I cant really comment on the rest without knowing much more about your case. An echocardiogram would be reasonable.
Dear Doc Can i know about my heart condition. As while talking my heart goes down,i feel constant pain in my left shoulder just near armpit. With a few bouts if syncope. But even after resting as long as I do something physical for a few minutes I often feel tired and sleepy. Someone please help me. My ecg report is sinus arrhythmia with normal sinus rhythm and heart rate is 87 and 82 bpm P 96 Did i need to worry.
Hello I am a healthy 46 year old female. I was experiencing lightheadedness upon position changes. I had an EKG at my routine check up. He results were Sinus rhythm with short PR interval. Thank you very much for your time! I just had a sleep studies and they did a EKG no significant myocardial rate or rhythm changes associated with any sleep related physiological events but during sleep I had a relatively fast heart rate with an average of 77, a minimum of 63 and a maximum of Bpm.
During all recording both awake and asleep my highest heart rate was bpm, and my lowest rate was 62 bpm but in the meantime my asleep SaO2 Please can you tell me if I need to see my Doctor or if I need to be concerned about this.. I would recommend you see a Dr for a follow up if i were you, simply to discuss the results of the sleep study. This is my ECG result. I do not know how to write it but the Dr put it as HR 70, and diagnosed it sinus arrhythmia.
Im having constantly pain in my left side chest. Sharp pain. I got short breath when happen to sleep. Even during breathing, i can feel the pain happen in center or left side chest. The Dr referring me to specialist next week but i would like to find somethg for myself first. Can you help me for this? The main types include:. Arrhythmias can affect people of any age, although atrial fibrillation is more common in older people. Sick sinus syndrome SSS is when the sinus node causes abnormalities in the heart rhythm.
This occurs when the sinus node scars and is replaced by fibrous tissues over time. SSS more commonly affects older people and both sexes equally.
While SSS may be asymptomatic in some cases, it can also cause a person to experience:. Treatment often includes the use of a pacemaker. Medications, such as digoxin, beta-blockers , and calcium channel blocker can make SSS worse. Respiratory sinus arrhythmia is not considered a major health concern. However, other arrhythmias can sometimes indicate heart disease. An older person with a severe arrhythmia may require a pacemaker. People with sleep apnea are also more likely to experience arrhythmias, including respiratory sinus arrhythmia.
Cases of respiratory sinus arrhythmia in children and young people will often improve without treatment, as someone ages. If a child has a respiratory sinus arrhythmia, a doctor may wish to monitor it but will probably not offer any treatment unless the problem becomes severe, causes symptoms, or continues into adolescence.
However, cases in older people are more unusual and may require further examination. If respiratory sinus arrhythmia is caused by an underlying heart disease, then that will need to be treated separately.
Sinus arrhythmias rarely cause complications. In fact, the condition is likely to go undiscovered because it so rarely causes symptoms or issues. If sinus arrhythmia occurs with sinus bradycardia or tachycardia, you might experience some complications from the combination.
For slow heartbeats, you may experience dizziness, shortness of breath, and fainting. Heart palpitations, lightheadedness, and chest pains can occur with irregular fast heartbeats. The majority of people with a sinus arrhythmia will live normal, healthy lives. Some may never even know they have this condition. Detection and diagnosis may happen by accident, and treatment is rarely necessary.
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