This can contribute to fatigue.
But fatigue is an extremely nonspecific symptom.
It can also occur with anemia, infections, thyroid problems, sleep disorders, depression, medication side effects, nutritional deficiencies, and many other conditions.
Therefore, fatigue should be considered in context rather than interpreted as proof of heart disease.
5. Rapid or Irregular Heartbeats
Most people occasionally notice their heartbeat.
You may feel your heart beat faster after exercise, during stress, after drinking caffeine, or during an emotional experience.
These situations are often normal.
But some people experience unusual sensations such as:
Racing heartbeat
Fluttering
Skipping beats
Pounding in the chest
Irregular heartbeat
A sensation that the heart suddenly
speeds up
These sensations are commonly called palpitations.
Palpitations can have many causes.
slow, extremely fast, or irregular, blood flow to the brain can sometimes temporarily decrease.
This can cause dizziness or fainting.
Fainting during physical activity is particularly important to discuss with a healthcare professional because it can sometimes be associated with an underlying cardiovascular problem.
Fainting Is Different From Ordinary Dizziness
