Tachyarrhythmia
Tachyarrhythmias, defined as abnormal heart rhythms with a ventricular rate of 100 or more beats per minute, are frequently symptomatic and often result in patients seeking care at their provider's office or the emergency department.
Rapid heart rate
common
Irregular heartbeat
common
Difficulty breathing
Occurs or worsens with exertion
common
Fainting
With exertion
common
Low blood pressure
common
Chest discomfort
Center of the chest
Occurs or worsens with exertion
Fatigue
Excessive sweating
Dizziness
With exertion
Abdominal pain
Nonspecific, non-focal
or Transient visual loss
or Swelling in lower leg
or Ringing in ears
Both ears, One ear
or High urine output
or Decreased urine
or Enlarged feet or ankle
Heart failure
or History of coronary artery disease
or Abnormal heart muscle
or Myocardial infarction
or History of heart attack
High blood pressure disease
Family history of arrhythmia
Diabetes mellitus
Alcohol consumption
or Smoking
Family history of sudden cardiac death
Valvular heart disease
Breathing stops involuntarily during sleep
Stress
or Anxiety
Caffeine consumption
Congenital heart disease
Overactive thyroid gland
If you have Arrhythmia, then a visit to a cardiologist is recommended.
Contact a
Cardiologist