i am 13 years old and think i have irregular heart beat, how will they fix it??
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Most doctors are not surprised when a teenager has an irregular heart beat..often it is a normal anomalie. You are thirteen, going through hormonal changes .maturing. (((IF))) you have negative symptoms like chest pain, shortness of breath.fainting, you will need a more intensive work up. For now, your irregular heart rate may be just a part of normal teen age maturing..physical and emotional stresses of growing up.
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They may leave it alone completely if they find it is causing you no troubles. This is really a question you need to ask your doctor because the treatment depends on the particular irregularity.
Irregular heart beat is not necessarily a problem. If the doctor suggests that, try yoga (pranayam) before getting into any surgeries.
your'e only 13 , and besides if you DID have irregular heart beat , there would have been serious problems . i think it's just your imagination going hay-wire . if your'e really keen on 'fixing' it you might want to try meditation or yoga , it helps.
you should go to the hospital and have the docters check it out
Tell your doctor they can check it out..could be you drink stuff with a lot of caffine in it.Certain meds can casue it too.Keep a diary to bring with you..They can do a couple of tests to find out for sure.
Make sure you do what they say.I wouldn't just start yoga without making sure it's not a medical problem first.many believe it's mind over matter..maybe their problems were..that doesn't mean yours are though.
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Please, don't put your health in the hands of an amateur forum. Respect your mind and body. Consult your doctor. (I am a physician myself and this is the best advice I can possibly give you.)
First of all at age 13, I hope this is something you have discussed with a parent(s). The first thing that needs to be done is a visit to your family doctor. If he/she feels it is necessary, they will refer you to a specialist, i.e., cardiologist for a complete evaluation.
I encourage you to discuss this with a parent, relative, or someone you can get you to a health care professional.
Good luck
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