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soo i just got home and out of no where felt like my heart was gonna stop or stop was trying stop it made me cough and jump i got so scared i thought i was gonna drop dead just now all i know it had to be something to deal with the heart or the thyriod i do not know but it made me cough and felt like it was go stop function my body something has to be wrong it made me panick now im scared if it comes back.

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jessiejakes

Calm down jonhnnie1234 you know you heart is strong and healthy as your cardiologist told you so a few days ago.remember it could be your thyroid right ?so take a few deep breathes and keep telling yourself my heart is strong and its my anxiety and try to ingnore what your heart is doing.you will be fine keep telling yourself this and you will calm down.

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Johnnie1234 in reply tojessiejakes

yeah it just harf to believe because of the sympthoms.!

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Agora1

Johnnie do you see how anxiety works in filling out minds with fear? Because we are able to step back and read your messages, it's easier for us to see a pattern that has formed regarding your health issues. I'm not putting you down because my mind works the same.

When the doctor had mentioned an arrhythmia while back you tended to focus on that. Now since he brought up possible thyroid issue, your concerns are that it may be causing your weird sensations in your heart. I have neither one of those issues and yet there was a time when I would get irregular heart beats, skips, palps and then I would cough or my body would jerk forward. It was anxiety the whole time, but I didn't see it for that. I hope this can bring your fears down some. Accepting that it's anxiety and nothing more serious can really make a big difference with your symptoms. What is next on the agenda with your doctor? Feel better.

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Johnnie1234 in reply toAgora1

yeah i just cant believe it because the sympthoms are really real !ugh

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Mddieb01

I get those a lot ! It’s scary but I just cough and it goes away for the moment . It happens a few times a month but I have pvcs and pacs everyday . It’s annoying and scary but it’s done happened so many times I know that I’m going to be ok when it happens .

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Johnnie1234 in reply toMddieb01

wow thats crazy mines are all the time i hate it !

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HearYou

Johnnie, you know your anxiety is a sneaky devil and is messing with you. Take some breaths and remember you have a good strong heart, all the doctors have told you that, ok?

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Johnnie1234 in reply toHearYou

yeah its just hard to believe something thats happening physically.

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HearYou in reply toJohnnie1234

I know,Johnnie. It's tough.

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scottlayton35

We've all been there i think. Best thing to do is breathe and relax. It's hard we know but this anxiety and stress.

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Lauriem4

I get this it's called ectopic beats have a look on YouTube at Sanjay Gupta he goes into detail about the connection of these pvcs with anxiety and might provide some reassurance as I know how horrible they feel but they won't harm you

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Johnnie1234 in reply toLauriem4

it feels like it would harm me its a crazy feeling .

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Lauriem4 in reply toJohnnie1234

I know it is really horrible :(

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Johnnie1234 in reply toLauriem4

when happens how does it make you feel?

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Lauriem4 in reply toJohnnie1234

Feels like a pause and I feel panicked then a strong thud or flutter like its not beating properly. Some feel worse than others

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Johnnie1234 in reply toLauriem4

yes that and it make me cough because it comes so strong the feeling

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Lauriem4 in reply toJohnnie1234

Yes I know what you mean

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Johnnie1234 in reply toLauriem4

hopefully nothing happens one day

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Digydoda

I get this all the time. It's absolutely horrible and feels horrible and as if you're about to die but you're not. It's honestly just your anxiety that's playing with you. Any other person who didn't suffer from anxiety wouldn't even take notice of their heart doing that weird stopping beat. But because we suffer from anxiety we think into it a lot more

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Johnnie1234 in reply toDigydoda

yeah its true i focus on it more after i get headaches aswell

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