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How to reduce high heart beats?
Cardio Disorders
Question #9658
116 days ago
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How to reduce high heart beats? - #9658

Ioana

I get many times high heart rate (120 beats per minute, while not doing anything). I am allergic to some foods, so I am not sure if the trigger is from what I eat? As I have noticed that the beats increase after eating. I try to eat only cooked meals, no processed food and I try to avoid spicy food.

Age: 42
Chronic illnesses: 1 - Allergies (mostly food + medicine) 2 - Sinusitis
High heart rate
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115 days ago
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A consistently high heart rate, especially when not engaging in physical activity, can be concerning, particularly when it increases after eating. Since you have food allergies, it’s possible that certain foods are triggering this response. Allergic reactions can cause inflammation and stress in the body, which may lead to an elevated heart rate. Even mild reactions to certain foods, whether they be allergens, intolerances, or sensitivities, could contribute to this. It’s great that you’re avoiding processed and spicy foods, but you might want to further narrow down any specific foods that could be triggering your symptoms, possibly through an elimination diet or food allergy testing. Additionally, try to focus on smaller, well-balanced meals with easily digestible foods to avoid overstimulation of the digestive system. Managing stress, regular deep breathing exercises, and maintaining hydration can also help regulate your heart rate. It would be advisable to consult with your doctor, especially to rule out any underlying conditions like arrhythmias, thyroid issues, or an imbalance in electrolytes, and to discuss your allergy concerns for a more targeted approach to treatment.
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