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About Kristina Conner, ND
Expertise
Naturopathic Medicine, Nutrition, Natural Family Medicine, Detoxification/ Cleansing, Herbal Medicine, Homeopathy, Natural Remedies

Experience
Licensed Naturopathic Physician for 7 years Currently: Assistant Professor of Naturopathic Medicine, Department of Clinical Sciences, National University of Health Sciences, Lombard, IL

Organizations
American Association of Naturopathic Physicians, member Illinois Association of Naturopathic Physicians, member and Secretary

Education/Credentials
Bastyr University, doctor of naturopathic medicine University of Bridgeport College of Naturopathic Medicine, residency in family and integrated medicine

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Naturopathy - Rapid heart beat

Expert: Kristina Conner, ND - 11/4/2009

Question
Hi doc my nmae is Pankaj. I am a male of 22 .since last 2 weeks i am experiencing rapid heart beat. Whole day i remain normal but when i eat dinner i start sweating and after some time when i go to sleep rapid heart beat starts and i am unable to sleep for a long time. After some time when rapid heart beat stops i go to sleep. I am very worried.It only happens at night and not at daytime.I also experience some vibration in my legs and it is more intense on my left side including heart also. I have no disease. I dont drink or smoke. I am a vegeterian . No family history of heart disease. Only my father is suffering from type 2 diabetes at 50. The only problem i have is that i am overweight by 10 -15 kgs. Please help me.

Answer
Hello Pankaj,
Thanks for writing. It's hard to speculate on what might be going on, so I would strongly suggest you see a doctor in your area to have this further evaluated. It's not normal for someone your age, even overweight, to have these symptoms. It could very well be something minor, but could be a sign of a more serious problem with the cardiovascular system, so you need to have it investigated. Once you know what's going on, or at least rule out some more serious conditions, you can move forward with finding some treatments that work for you.
In health,
Dr Conner

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