What problems can an irregular heartbeat indicate

What problems can an irregular heartbeat indicate

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Arrhythmias may be caused by different factors including: Coronary artery disease , Electrolyte imbalances in your blood and more.

Can indigestion cause a irregular heartbeat indicator when you ta…?

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Indigestion is a condition of the stomach and the digestive tract. Irregular heartbeats are due to heart conditions. Taking your blood pressure will not cause you to have any irregular heartbeats. Source(s): RN

What does it mean when I get the irregular heartbeat detection in…?

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The flashing heart icon means that the monitor detected an irregular pulse rhythm during the measurement process. This can be caused by something a simple as body movement or talking during the measurement. If it is displayed frequently and…

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My bf is sick all the time?

Q: My bf is only 24 years old but he is sick a lot. In the last 8 weeks he’s had about 6 sick days and I’m worried he will lose his new job and be back on unemployment again. I’ve got a good job which pays well, but it’s hard trying to make do on one salary. I really want to help him get better but I don’t know what’s wrong with him. It’s not just one thing, it’s a whole bunch of things. Over the past 5 years he’s been diagnosed with depression, anxiety, stomach ulcers, reflux, IBS, migraines, chronic bronchitus, whooping cough, asthma, colds, viral infections, weight gain, irregular heartbeat, constant tiredness, and now they are testing him for Type II Diabetes. I’m worried there is something physically wrong with him the doctors haven’t discovered yet which is causing these problems. I’m also worried that it might be psychosomatic or that he may have a psychological condition like Munchausen syndrome. But all his test results have indicated he is actually sick with these things, so I don’t know if it could be that. The best I can think to do is convince him to go on a diet & fitness program, take supplements & multivitamins and make an appointment to see a counsellor for his depression. Has anyone else experienced anything like this? Any suggestions?

A: It looks like he needs to change his life style. Some people get used to fast food and lose themselves in society because of their low self-esteem and lack of focus to keep themselves healthy. It’s time for life changing habits that only he can decide to do. Eat well (white meats and fresh fruits). Stay away from greasy, fatty, buttery, salty, and unhealthy foods. Do not drink too much soda. Practice breathing exercises, join the fitness gym and do regular cardio and workouts. Sleep early, and do yoga. Take B complex vitamins (contains vitamin C and sufficient B vitamins that promote good health and prevent anything bad happening). His depression can be helped through small doses of xanax. It will help him focus on tasks that will help him in his life (such as getting tasks done and higher self esteem). Goodluck!