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dizzydo Rookie
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Does anyone get  a fast beating heart and it beats even faster after you have eaten?

And if have had a really really good deep long sleep do you feel worse than if you haven't slept well, in fact you don't feel well at all

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I do experience this. I have noticed it is worse when I eat too many carbs, so I have been intentional about eating more protein and it has gotten better. I also have thyroid problems, and that has given me a fast/fluttery heartbeat in the past. It seems once you are aware of it, you notice it all the time, and then the anxiety about it kicks in, making it worse!

1desperateladysaved Proficient
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I remember waking up just as devastatingly tired as when I went to bed.  Not any more.

 

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answerseeker Enthusiast
answerseeker
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my heart rate has been high (over 107) for the last 2 years. It could be due to anemia. I also have asthma so it could be due to that as well. I've had EKG's and cardio bloodwork but my heart itself is fine.

 

are you anemic?

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