08-27-2015 17:26
08-27-2015 17:26
A lot of times after I eat dinner I will have a heart rate around 100-105. My average rate is 71 per my dashboard. Usually between 75-90 during the day.
Anyone else notice increased heart rate after eating? Should I have any concerns about going over 100? I hear that it should always be under 100 if you are not active.
02-27-2020 08:19
02-27-2020 08:19
I’m a female and honestly I thought about that too. My symptoms became problematic after I had cosmetic surgery 2 months ago. I’m 40.
02-27-2020 08:31
02-27-2020 08:31
02-27-2020 09:10
02-27-2020 09:10
Yes, this turned to depression which is what I’m battling now! It’s horrible! Did your pcp order the blood work or did Endo do it? I’m sure I can have my pcp do it but wondering if I should go to a Endocrinologist....
03-29-2020 10:47
03-29-2020 10:47
I experience an increase in my heartrate after eating a high fat meal too but it happens sometimes 3 to 6 hours later. It usually it 103 to 123 bpm. Is that normal? Has anyone experienced that after a high fat meal?
03-29-2020
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13:17
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MatthewFitbit
03-29-2020
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MatthewFitbit
Mine is usually high after high carb.
can I ask what type of fat? (natural fats like avocado and butter and meat
fat, or fried food, etc)?
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03-29-2020 11:11
03-29-2020 11:11
04-04-2020 06:00
04-04-2020 06:00
I ate bread,egg & tea with milk.My heartbeat went up.Im just tired & feel like sleeping.What could be problem?
04-04-2020 06:41
04-04-2020 06:41
How high did it go
10-01-2020 21:13
10-01-2020 21:13
Thank you!! I have AFib so I freak out when this happens
10-29-2020 16:53
10-29-2020 16:53
I just now went to a local pizza parlor, came home and am "quite jumpy" just sitting at my computer hear rate is 113. This is uncomfortable. My resting heart rate is 62.
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11-21-2020 12:02
11-21-2020 12:02
I’ve been experiencing this too for the last few weeks. My normal heart rate 55 - and spikes to 77 after my evening meal.
11-21-2020 12:49
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11-21-2020 13:33
11-21-2020 13:33
Spikes to 77... right. How about spiking to 177 bm. For two hours. That's a problem. 77 is nothing.
11-21-2020 13:37
11-21-2020 13:37
This is called Roemheld Syndrome or Gastic cardia. There are many causes and many different ways this thing presents in each one of us who has it. For me it isn't necessarily the carbs, but sometimes certain fats. Something like any kind of greasy or oily crackers will set me off, but something like an apple or ice cream will not. So the carbs are irrelevant. It seems to be the fats that get me.
I will add, sometimes needed to burp can be a cause. I find that if I lay down on my stomach or get in my knees and lean forward sort of in a fetal position for a minute or two when I go upright again a massive burp will show itself. This can help, as can drinking a couple of glasses of very cold water. Sauerkraut seems to help as well.
But you are on the right track Each person should make a note of what they eat and what happens after and for how long. Because that is truly the only way to identify triggers and eliminate them.
11-21-2020 13:39
11-21-2020 13:39
If you are on beta blockers best to keep an eye on your blood sugar as these drugs will cause insulin resistance.