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High heart rate

Bassiette

Bassiette

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Egypt
Type of diabetes
Type 1
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Hello guys yesterday i got hypoglycemia i took chocolate and juice when i returned home and measured myself i was 276 mg/dl took my corrective dose but i noticed that my heart rate is high i tested it was 120 pbm i slept and wake this morning test myself i was 90 mg/dl at morning but still feel my heart rate is high test it was 100 pbm still now is high with no anger or anxiety am going to die or what this abnormal
 
Heart rate is normal between 60 and 100bpm when resting. If you are regularly exceeding that you need to see a doctor and let him decide if you need treatment or not. It is not drastically high, but does need checking out to investigate the cause. Caffeine, alcohol, nicotine and certain medications, can all cause it along with irregular beats such as atrial fibrillation.
 
What measurement would you expect in the same conditions?
 
I went to doctor and made a heart monitor for me and said i have tachycardia and gave me concor 2.5 why im still so young for all these medication
 
Bassiette said:
I went to doctor and made a heart monitor for me and said i have tachycardia and gave me concor 2.5 why im still so young for all these medication
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Well done for going to the doctor. Hopefully the medication will do its job, although it would be helpful if he would investigate the causes of the tachycardia rather than just treat the symptoms. Some of them are obvious such as nicotine, caffeine and alcohol, but there are other causes.
 
I just checked my heart rate with the new oximeter I got the other day, my spo2 is 94% and heart rate is 68 bpm resting.
 
Bassiette said:
Hello guys yesterday i got hypoglycemia i took chocolate and juice when i returned home and measured myself i was 276 mg/dl took my corrective dose but i noticed that my heart rate is high i tested it was 120 pbm i slept and wake this morning test myself i was 90 mg/dl at morning but still feel my heart rate is high test it was 100 pbm still now is high with no anger or anxiety am going to die or what this abnormal
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You're not doing to die.
My heart rate is 60 normally.
I try to triple it for short periods of exercise, so for me, anything up to 180 is good for short periods.
But keep seeing the doc, they know their stuff, and they're get it back down to a good rate for you.
 
Went to Doctor and he asked me to stop using panadol night as anti histamine can incraese herta beats now a week without it but still my heart rate still high have new appointment in 1st of March
i had high cholesterol level used crestor 10 mg for two months and made a test i was below 150 mg/dl but my heart rate is high may be indication for high cholesterol level and this is the cause for increasing heart rate as i was abot sloppy in my diet not healthy too

I think i might have a serious heart problem
After stopong anti histamine i my heart rate dcreased from 100 to 76 - 85 but it reaches to 100 before sleep ??
 
What i mean can high cholesterol cause increasing heart rate ??
 
Bassiette said:
Hello guys yesterday i got hypoglycemia i took chocolate and juice when i returned home and measured myself i was 276 mg/dl took my corrective dose but i noticed that my heart rate is high i tested it was 120 pbm i slept and wake this morning test myself i was 90 mg/dl at morning but still feel my heart rate is high test it was 100 pbm still now is high with no anger or anxiety am going to die or what this abnormal
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My resting heart rate is always between 90-100 sometimes even a bit higher. It's been this way for many years. I've had type 1 for 35 years and was told is due to autonomic neuropathy. I don't really notice it and am not being treated for it and was told not to worry over it.
 
Sharrryn said:
My resting heart rate is always between 90-100 sometimes even a bit higher. It's been this way for many years. I've had type 1 for 35 years and was told is due to autonomic neuropathy. I don't really notice it and am not being treated for it and was told not to worry over it.
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This isn't normal for me i usually was from 60 to 70 beat per min
 
Bluetit1802 said:
Are you able to discount stimulants such as nicotine, alcohol, and caffeine? Also, the main cause of high resting heart beats is stress.
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I was drinking coffee at morning stop this and never smoke or drink alchol
 
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