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Introduction   Migraine is a severe neurological headache disorder that affects millions of people across the world. It produces intense throbbing pain, usually on one side of the head, and is often accompanied by nausea, vomiting, sensitivity to light, noise, and smell. Migraine attacks can last from a few hours to several days and may significantly disturb a person’s daily activities. What is Migraine? A migraine is more than a normal headache. It is a neurological disorder involving abnormal brain activity, changes in blood vessels, and imbalance of chemicals like serotonin. Migraine pain is usually pulsating and becomes worse with physical activity. The condition may also bring visual or sensory disturbances known as aura. Types of Migraine  Types of Migraine Migraine Without Aura: Most common type; severe headache without warning signals. Migraine With Aura: Visual symptoms like flashes and zigzag lines before headache. Chronic Migraine: Occurs more than 15 ...
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Heart Palpitation Cure With Mother Tincture



Heart Palpitation 


🍁Heart Palpitation Cure With Mother Tincture 🍁

🌈What is Heart Palpitation?

Heart palpitation means you can feel your heart beating too fast, too slow, too strong, or irregularly. It may feel like fluttering, pounding, skipping beats, or racing inside your chest.
Palpitations are usually harmless, but sometimes they may indicate an underlying health problem.

Cause of heart palpitations 

🌿Causes of Heart Palpitation

1. Lifestyle Causes

Excessive stress or anxiety
Panic attacks
Lack of sleep
Over-exertion or heavy exercise
Too much caffeine (tea/coffee/energy drinks)
Alcohol consumption
Smoking
Dehydration

2. Medical Causes
Anemia
Thyroid disorders (hyperthyroidism)
Low blood sugar
Low blood pressure
Heart valve problems
Arrhythmia
Fever
Electrolyte imbalance (low potassium, magnesium, etc.)

3. Medication/Drug-related Causes
Certain asthma inhalers
Decongestant tablets or syrups
Diet pills
Recreational drugs

4. Hormonal Causes
Pregnancy
Menopause
Hormonal imbalance
Symptoms of Heart Palpitation
Feeling of heart racing
Heart beating too fast (tachycardia)
Heart skipping beats
Fluttering sensation in the chest
Strong or forceful heartbeat
Discomfort in the chest or throat
Feeling faint or dizzy
Anxiety during palpitations
Shortness of breath (in some cases)

Symptomes 

🌿Symptoms of Heart Palpitation

Feeling of heart racing
Heart beating too fast (tachycardia)
Heart skipping beats
Fluttering sensation in the chest
Strong or forceful heartbeat
Discomfort in the chest or throat
Feeling faint or dizzy
Anxiety during palpitations
Shortness of breath (in some cases)


Diagnosis of Heart Palpitations

Diagnosing heart palpitations involves finding out why the heartbeat feels fast, irregular, or pounding. Doctors use different methods to identify the exact cause.

1. Medical History
The doctor first asks important questions, such as:
When did the palpitations start?
How long do they last?
Are they triggered by stress, caffeine, exercise, or fear?
Do you have any medical conditions like thyroid issues, anemia, or heart problems?
A detailed history helps in understanding the possible reasons.

2. Physical Examination
The doctor checks:
Heart rate and rhythm
Blood pressure
Pulse
Any signs of anxiety, dehydration, or fever
This helps in identifying immediate abnormalities.

3. Electrocardiogram (ECG / EKG)
This is the most common test.
It records the electrical activity of the heart.
It can detect arrhythmias, fast heartbeat, skipped beats, or other electrical issues.

4. Holter Monitor (24–48 Hours)
A small portable ECG machine worn for 1–2 days.
It records the heartbeat continuously.
Very helpful for palpitations that come and go.

5. Event Monitor
Worn for weeks.
Used when palpitations are not frequent.
The patient presses a button when symptoms occur, and the monitor records the heart rhythm.

6. Blood Tests
Common tests include:
Thyroid function test (to check for hyperthyroidism)
Hemoglobin level (to detect anemia)
Electrolytes (sodium, potassium, calcium)
Blood sugar levels
These conditions can trigger palpitations.

7. Echocardiogram
An ultrasound of the heart.
Shows structure, valves, pumping strength, and any heart enlargement.
Used to detect heart failure, valve problems, or structural abnormalities.

8. Stress Test
The patient walks on a treadmill while heart activity is monitored.
Helps diagnose palpitations that occur during physical activity.

9. Chest X-Ray
Helps to check:
Heart size
Signs of lung problems
Fluid or infection in the chest

10. Electrophysiology Study (EPS)
A specialized test done by a heart rhythm specialist.
Checks the electrical pathways of the heart.
Used when serious arrhythmias are suspected.


Homeopathic Medicine 


🌿Homeopathic Medicines


1. Crataegus Oxyacantha
Best for: Weak heart, slow recovery
Symptoms:
Palpitations due to heart weakness
Feeling of tightness in the chest
Anxiety with heart symptoms


2. Aconitum Napellus
Best for: Palpitations from fear, shock, anxiety
Symptoms:
Sudden palpitations
Restlessness and fear of death
Fast pulse


3. Arsenicum Album
Best for: Night palpitations with anxiety
Symptoms:
Palpitations at night
Burning in chest
Weakness + shortness of breath


4. Digitalis Purpurea
Best for: Slow pulse with strong palpitations
Symptoms:
Irregular heartbeat
Feeling that heart will stop if you move
Faintness


5. Glonoinum
Best for: Palpitations with heat and throbbing
Symptoms:
Pulsation in neck and head
Blood rushing upward
Triggered by heat or sun exposure


6. Nux Vomica
Best for: Palpitations from stress, anger, or stimulants
Symptoms:
Palpitations after tea/coffee
Irritability
Sedentary lifestyle


7. Lycopus Virginicus
Best for: Overactive thyroid (hyperthyroid) palpitations
Symptoms:
Rapid pulse
Nervousness
Thyroid-related heart issues


8. Kali Phos
Best for: Palpitations from mental stress
Symptoms:
Exam stress or work pressure
Weakness
Nervous exhaustion


9. Spigelia
Best for: Palpitations with sharp chest pain
Symptoms:
Stitching pain around heart
Heart feels too large
Worse from movement


10. Lachesis
Best for: Palpitations during menopause
Symptoms:
Palpitations with hot flashes
Feeling of suffocation
Symptoms worsen after sleep


Others

Asparagus officinalis Q, 1 x: Palpitation with operation of chest. Great operation in breathing. 

Avena sativa Q: If due to seminal losses and nervous breakdown. 

Moschus Q : nervousness, palpitation, un consciousness 

Coca Q : High palpitation problem of breath, short breath. 

Kalmia Lat.Q : Palpitation, chest pain till lower abdomen. 

Laurocerasus Q : Hypertrophy enlargement of heat, palpitation. 

Veratrum viride 1 x : Pulse below 40 palpitation.


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