HomeoRemedyPalpitation in heart that retains its vigor
- Palpitations with a vigorous, forceful heartbeat
- Anxiety, fear, and apprehension
- Pain or discomfort in the left shoulder and chest
Heart & Circulation
Palpitation
Abnormal, rapid or irregular heartbeat with associated symptoms
Overview
Palpitation is a condition characterized by an abnormal, rapid, or irregular heartbeat. It can cause a fluttering or pounding sensation in the chest, often accompanied by anxiety, shortness of breath, and other symptoms.
Remedies often used
The right one depends on your exact symptoms, not just the name of the problem. The Remedy Finder compares them for you.
Abdominal gas
- Palpitations or irregular heartbeat
- Abdominal bloating and gas
- Irritability or impatience
Veins feel full, painful, and bursting
- Swelling and inflammation of veins, especially in the limbs
- Bursting, full, and painful sensation in the veins
- Symptoms worsen when the affected limb is hanging down
Palpitations brought on by lying on the right side
- Chronic bronchitis with rales and offensive-smelling sputum
- Skin conditions with cracking, itching, and bleeding on scratching
- Putrescent conditions with a tendency towards ulceration
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Pulsatilla pratensisPalpitations from indigestionCarbo vegetabilisSensation of a lump or constriction in the stomachMoschusNervous palpitation with faintingThyreoidinumExceedingly rapid heart action with palpitation and faintingCrataegus oxyacanthaThreatening heart failure with shortness of breath and irregular pulseDigitalis purpureaIrregular and intermittent pulseArsenicum albumPalpitation of the heart when the whole body is shakenCocaViolent, audible palpitationsKalmia latifoliaPalpitations or pain in the heart, shooting downwards in the abdomenLaurocerasusGasping for breath, especially on exertionLycopus virginicusSudden onset of palpitations with cool, clammy skinIberis amaraViolent and sharp action of the heart with softened pulseOleanderPalpitation of the heart with rapid pulseCactus grandiflorusViolent palpitations with a constricting 'iron band' feeling around the heartNaja tripudiansFeeling of weight around the heart with stitching pain extending to the neck, shoulder, and armBromiumPalpitations with nausea and headacheStannum metallicumPalpitations and anxiety after slightest exertionCalcarea arsenicosaPalpitations triggered by the slightest emotionStrophanthus hispidusPalpitationsArgentum nitricumPalpitations on lying on the right sideIgnatia amaraPalpitations that keep the patient awake at nightLachesis mutusPalpitations on the least excitementAntimonium tartaricumPalpitation during stoolsAmmonium carbonicumPalpitations with shortness of breathNatrium muriaticumPalpitations that shake the whole bodyCimicifuga racemosaPalpitations with a sinking sensation in the pit of the stomachSpigelia anthelmiaViolent palpitation with shooting, cutting pain in the heart regionBelladonnaPalpitations on slight exertionThea chinensisPalpitation with fluttering and momentary suspension of the heart's actionMagnesium muriaticumPalpitation better on moving aboutPhosphorusFeeling as if the heart is beating throughout the chestVeratrum viridePulse dropping to 40 or lower, sometimes not felt in the wrist
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Get the appSee a doctor if
- Persistent or worsening palpitations that interfere with daily activities
- Palpitations accompanied by chest pain, shortness of breath, or dizziness
- Sudden onset of rapid or irregular heartbeat that does not resolve quickly
Everyday tips
- Identify and avoid potential triggers, such as stress, caffeine, or certain medications
- Practice relaxation techniques, such as deep breathing, meditation, or yoga, to manage stress and anxiety
- Maintain a healthy diet and exercise regularly to support cardiovascular health
- Limit alcohol and quit smoking, as these can exacerbate palpitations
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