I figured it out

[Colbyy]

postural tachycardia syndrome easily gets missed diagnosed for anxiety when a person gets up or stands and gets fast heart rate they usually lay down to get relief because the blood in the body is equal leveled that's me sooo right now😂 I'm going to ask my cardiologist for a tilt test

[Agora1]

Hi Colbyy, it seems like you have been doing some homework. Yes there is something called Mitral Valve Prolapse syndrome also known as dysautonomia or POTS (postural tach) The tilt table test does shows in what position your heart rate decreases or increases. Your cardiologist can also check you by listening to your heart while lying down, sitting, standing and squatting. I hope you get some answers from your doctor soon. Take care.

[Agora1]

Colby, let me add a P.S. to my last reply. The reason I know what you are referring to is because I have Mitral Valve Prolapse. It goes along with anxiety. That's how I started out many years ago.

[Colbyy in reply to Agora1]

How did it feel to you because right now when I sit up it feels as though my heart stops then the bigger beat's fallow

[Agora1 in reply to Colbyy]

Change of positions sometimes makes us feel the heart beat because we are more sensitive to any change we feel. That's more because of our anxiety. It is not harmful.

[Colbyy in reply to Agora1]

😶👀 it feels harmful😂 like if I get up straight I'll straight up die or something

[Agora1 in reply to Colbyy]

Colby you really need to run this by your doctor and see what he says. He knows your case and can explain it more clearly to you.