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Patches, you should cut out the caffiene entirely. I did and its helped tremendously.
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I just did a post under "help me" on this exact same topic. I wish I had seen it here first, cause my post seems more appropriate. If you get a chance, go read it, Patches. I'm having the EXACT same thing right now. Good luck to you. I just had all the tests done and now I'm going to Florida. I haven't been on vacation in 4 years. The worst thing that could happen is that I panic under a palm tree, which is better than panicking in a snowstorm. When I win the lottery, we'll all go somewhere together! I think a Big Brother Panic House would be fun. What a reality show that would be. Okay, I'm just being ridiculous now. Everyone take care! ;p
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Patches, try to relax ,the sensation of being able to feel your heart beat all over your body is totally from panic and anxiety. I went through the exact same thing myself several years ago. My heart would pound so hard my bed would vibrate at night, also I could feel my heart beating really hard at all of my pulse points. They effect was similar to a popping sensation in my throat, chest, wrists, hips and behind my knees. It was sometimes so bad in my throat it felt like something was actually breaking loose in there when my pulse would pop really hard. There was absolutely nothing wrong with my heart it was all anxiety and the more I worried my heart was going to give out on me the worse the symptoms became. It's amazing what we can to do ourselves physically, with our minds. Take some deep breaths and when your heart starts jumping around make yourself cough, actually have a coughing fit if you can and this will help to make your heart regulate itself. If it gets to bad there is medication you can take that controls anxiety related palpitations, the med relaxes you and actually slows down the force at which your heart beats, totally eliminating the hard thumping and popping sensations all over your body. I hope this has been helpful, let me know. :)
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HELP - I HATE THIS!! I don't really have the bounding pulse anymore, but I can constantly feel my heart beating all over my entire body. It causes my anxiety to skyrocket when I feel this. Please help!! Does anyone else feel this? I did have a cup of tea about 2 hours ago, but I'd think any caffiene in my system would have worn off!!! I'm soo panicked!
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I think that it works somewhat like biofeedback. Just as biofeedback can be used to help control body reactions to stress and reduce them, the anxiety sufferer feels the strong beat, focuses on it, worries about it, watches it, and gets in a feedback loop, exacerbating the problem. Gentle diaphram breathing might help a bit with this as well. Try to trust the echo cardiagram and holter monitor. You've done well by having the physical aspects checked out to make sure you are okay there. Hope this helps. :)
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Thanks everyone for your imput. I will try your techniques. Nancy, what you described as strong beats after a pause....yes, I get that sometimes too but this is just that my heart usually seems to beat hard all the time. If I stand in front of the mirror, I can actually see the sides of my neck pulsating. Some days it doesn't do it though - probably when I'm not thinking about it. Why is it with anxiety, we feel every little thing in our bodies?????
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The thing I think you may want to ask yourself...is this.... Has your heart ever stopped? It's what I do dealing with my anxiety over driving.. Have I ever passed out driving? Have I ever caused an accident? And I hope this doesn't sound simple...but truly, I have thought, if I did pass out, well it's beyond my control...whatever happens, happens. Hopefully there will be people there to help. But so far that HASN'T happened, and with that knowledge, I KNOW it's not likely it will... Reassure yourself that it's your fear of it happening, not that it will. Cheryl, I liked that little CALM, DOWN, thing. ;) Think when I am doing my breathing, I may try and utilize that...thanks!!
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I had the same thing several years ago...did the holter monitor, and the echo, and the doc said everything was okay. Do you feel like there is a bit of a pause, and then the subsequent beats are insanely strong? The suggestion I was given by the doctor was to increase my aerobic exercise, which apparently will natually help reduce your pulse rate.
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Patches, You know the spot behind and below you ear (where they check peoples pulse)? Slowly massage that area and do some deep breathing. On the inhale, say to yourself "Calm." On the exhale, say "Down." Keep massaging your pulse point. This sends a signal to your brain to slow your heart rate down (do NOT massage both sides of your neck because it can cause you to pass out). A therapist I was seeing years ago taught me this and it seems to really help when your heart starts beating erratically.
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Please help - does anyone suffer from a "bounding pulse" (not really fast heart rate, but forceful beats). It drives me crazy and makes my anxiety much worse by thinking something bad is wrong with my heart. I can't help but freak out that my heart will stop because of this. I get so anxious about it that my legs feel like jello and I get tingly sensations. I have had a echocardiogram and have worn a holter monitor and everything was normal, but I'm still scared!!!!!! :gasp:

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