A fast heart rat, at rest, temprature and a feeling of wanting to be sick
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You should consult a medical professional.  There are lots of illnesses that could cause those symptoms, but it's better not to self diagnose.
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you should see your doctor to rule out something serious. They will make sure it's not your heart.
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It sounds to me like you suffer from anxiety attacks, which is very common.  It is usually an inherited condition.  I have it and so do members of my family.  Your best course of action is to STOP living in fear!  When I first had a panic/anxiety attack, I thought I was dying!  I went right to a doctor and told him what my symptoms were: sweaty palms, heart beating very fast, shortness of breath, a fear of dying right then and there when I had the attack (which, by the way, was on an uncrowded bus on a beautiful summer day with all the windows open, so it wasn't due to claustrophobia).  He put me on a very low dose of medication that stops the attacks before they start.  It helped me tremendously!  So much so, that after awhile, when the attack would start to creep up on me, instead of taking a pill, I would identify what it was and that I was NOT dying or having a heart attack, and I would talk myself out of it.  Now I have been "attack free" for 5 years!  But please get to a doctor and get checked out.  This is a VERY treatable and curable disorder.
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sounds verys serious. they may want to see a doctor. also, the dizzyness, tiredness, and feeling like the are gonna pass out is probably dehidration. they should try to drink more water as well.
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Consult your doctor immediately.  Could be a circulatory problem or the onset of a myocardio infarction (heart attack).
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Stress is for sure. As for the heart stopping for a few seconds....How would I know, I wasn't sleeping with you!??!! LOL
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it is an abnormal heart beat\n\nif it worries you go to your doctor who can check it out
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So sorry you have been feeling unwell.  Based on your primary symptoms, it may be something like:\n\nGallstones \nPancreatitis \nCholecystitis \n\nBut you really need to follow up with a specialist to be sure.\nMy guess as a nurse would be more likely leaning towards Pancreatitis.\n\nRead about it here:\nhttp://www.mamashealth.com/pancreatitis.asp\n\nIf pain is getting worse or you have any signs of hypovolemia (loss of blood - bleeding, racing pulse, thirst, etc.)  PLEASE don't wait for your appointment to come, go to the Emergency Department of your local hospital.
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Go and see a GP and request for a MRI scan. The scan will X ray you inside out. This should help you to resolve some of your problems.\n\nUse the scan to check for cancer also. It may be something that makes you feel sick.
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uuuuuuuum yeah... go to the doctor. sounds like heart palpitations... which are not good...
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Try looking outside the windows and open the window!  Fresh air will do wonders!!  I get carsick whenever I have to sit in the back of the car--headache, lightheaded, the twinge feeling of vomiting.  Get the air circuluting!!
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You may have experienced an anxiety attack.  I've never heard of the symptom of moving fast though. maybe it just seemed that way to you during the attack. Sometimes during an attack things seem surreal.  Talk to your doctor.
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get to the doctors-sounds like a heart attack not worth messing around on questions with-bring your bible and read John 3 and let Jesus in your heart to forgive sins and be your friend, amen-in amazing grace that saved me
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You need to see a doctor, a specialist. Go to an Endocrinologist. You may also want to see a Cardiologist since your heart rate is very fast. Only the experts should be giving you a diagnosis and treatment for this.Good luck to you.
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Keep a record of what foods make you feel this way.\nTell your doctor and get it checked out.
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Hi.I would strongly recommend a visit to her GP.Most palpitations (exaggerated perception of one's heartbeat) are benign and caused by stress, anxiety, coffee, smoking, etc.Some of them require immediate attention, especially when accompanied by shortness of breath, dizziness , nausea or other worrisome signs. Please get her to visit her GP and I would also recommend check-ups in a cardiologist's office once every 2-3 years for everybody. Good luck! Bogdan Vulcan
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Alternative names    \nHeartbeat sensations; Heartbeat - fast; Irregular heartbeat; Palpitations; Heart pounding or racing; Rapid heart rate; Racing heart; Tachycardia\n\nDefinition   \n\nPalpitations are heartbeat sensations that feel like pounding or racing. You may simply have an unpleasant awareness of your own heartbeat. You may feel skipped or stopped beats. The heart's rhythm may be normal or abnormal. Palpitations can be felt in your chest, throat, or neck.\n\nConsiderations    \nNormally the heart beats between 60-100 times per minute. In people who exercise routinely or take medications that slow the heart, the rate may drop below 55 beats per minute.\n\nIf your heart rate is very fast (over 100 beats per minute), this is called tachycardia. An unusually slow heart rate is called bradycardia, and an occasional extra heart beat is known as extrasystole.\n\nPalpitations are often not serious. However, it depends on whether or not the sensations represent an abnormal heart rhythm (called an arrhythmia). You are more likely to have an abnormal heart rhythm if you have:\n\n    * Known heart disease at the time the palpitations begin\n    * Significant risk factors for heart disease\n    * An abnormal heart valve\n    * An electrolyte abnormality -- for example, low potassium\n\nCommon Causes    \n\nHeart palpitations can be caused by:\n\n    * Exercise\n    * Anxiety, stress, fear\n    * Fever\n    * Caffeine, nicotine, cocaine, diet pills\n    * Overactive thyroid\n    * Anemia\n    * Hyperventilation\n    * Low levels of oxygen in your blood\n    * Medications such as thyroid pills, asthma drugs, beta blockers for high blood pressure or heart disease, or anti-arrhythmics (medications to treat an irregular heart rhythm can sometimes cause a different irregular rhythm)\n    * Mitral valve prolapse -- the valve that separates the left upper chamber (atrium) from the left lower chamber (ventricle) of the heart does not close properly\n    * Heart disease\n\nHome Care    \n\nReducing stress and anxiety can help lessen your heart palpitations. Try breathing exercises or deep relaxation (a step-by-step process of tensing and then relaxing every muscle group in your body) at the time of your heartbeat sensations. Also, consider practicing yoga or tai chi on a regular basis to reduce the frequency of your palpitations.\n\nKeep a record of how often you have palpitations, when they happen, how long they last, your heart rate at the time of the palpitations, and what you are feeling at the time. This information may help your doctor figure out both their seriousness and the cause.\n\nOnce a serious cause has been ruled out by your doctor, try NOT to pay attention to heart palpitations, unless you notice a sudden increase or a change in them.\n\nIf you have never had heart palpitations before, bring them to the attention of your doctor. He or she will do a work up to determine the cause and whether they are treatable or not.\n\nCall your health care provider if    \n\nCall 911 if:\n\n    * You have fainted or someone you are with loses consciousness.\n    * You have shortness of breath, chest pain, unusual sweating, dizziness, or lightheadedness.\n\nCall your doctor right away if:\n\n    * You feel frequent extra heartbeats (more than 6 per minute or coming in runs of 3 or more).\n    * You have risk factors for heart disease like high cholesterol, diabetes, or high blood pressure.\n    * You have new or different heart palpitations.\n    * Your pulse is more than 100 beats per minute (without exercise, anxiety, or fever).\n\nWhat to expect at your health care provider's office    Return to top\n\nYour doctor will take a medical history, perform a physical exam, and do an EKG. If you are in distress (meaning that you have chest pain, shortness of breath, or other concerning symptoms) and are in the emergency room, your cardiac rhythm will be monitored. An emergency intervention will be performed if necessary to restore norm