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Had 2 ekgs, stress test, holter monitor and cta scan..in the last 6 months..still have anxiety over heart palpations, i just started meds, but do i even remotely have anything to worry about?
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I wonder what the chicken or the eggs are in this case. Palpitation and anxiety are somewhat related. You did not tell us what the medication you currently use. I would assume all the tests were negative so you have nothing to worry about.
Answered 2/6/2022
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Try to decrease all possible stimulants, such as coffee, energy drinks, alcohol if applicable first. Next will be to address your anxiety.
Answered 2/7/2022
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