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Heart Palpitation Cure With Mother Tincture





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

homeopathic medicines for heart palpitations (without symbols):
  1. Aconitum napellus
  • Sudden palpitations with anxiety and fear
  • Triggered by shock or fright
  1. Argentum nitricum
  • Palpitations from nervousness and anticipation
  • Worse before events
  1. Arsenicum album
  • Palpitations with restlessness and weakness
  • Worse at night
  1. Aurum metallicum
  • Palpitations with high blood pressure
  • Heaviness in heart
  1. Cactus grandiflorus
  • Sensation of heart being tightly squeezed
  • Chest constriction
  1. Calcarea carbonica
  • Palpitations on exertion
  • Fatigue and obesity
  1. China officinalis
  • Palpitations due to weakness or anemia
  • After illness
  1. Coffea cruda
  • Palpitations due to excitement
  • Sleeplessness
  1. Crataegus oxyacantha
  • Weak heart, irregular pulse
  • Heart tonic
  1. Digitalis purpurea
  • Slow pulse with palpitations
  • Fear heart may stop
  1. Glonoinum
  • Strong, throbbing palpitations
  • Worse in heat
  1. Ignatia amara
  • Emotional or grief-related palpitations
  • Irregular heartbeat
  1. Kali carbonicum
  • Palpitations with weakness
  • Worse at night
  1. Lachesis mutus
  • Worse after sleep
  • Cannot tolerate tight clothes
  1. Lycopus virginicus
  • Palpitations with thyroid problems
  • Rapid pulse
  1. Naja tripudians
  • Pain radiating to left arm
  • Valve-related issues
  1. Natrum muriaticum
  • Palpitations due to suppressed emotions
  • Worse on exertion
  1. Phosphorus
  • Burning sensation with palpitations
  • Sensitive personality
  1. Spigelia anthelmia
  • Sharp heart pain
  • Worse on movement
  1. Veratrum album
  • Palpitations with cold sweat
  • Weakness or collapse tendency


Others Mother Tincture 

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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