18 year old young man needs advice?

hi im 18 and expieriencing heart truoble,my heart has been contstantly pounding for the last 7/8 months, its at the normal rate but just really strong,my whole torsow vibrates each beat, very hard to sleep. if i walk up the stairs i get out of breath,im a smoker but otherwise healthy and average weight, no and the when i breathe in i feel a click or some noise in my chest ,i went to the doctor and i have an appointment with a heart specialist in 2 months but im worried some thing will happen to me by then as i work hard everyday and always shortbreathed,


i would appreciate any advice or comments, thanks18 year old young man needs advice?
Call the heart specialist you have that appointment with. If you tell him those symptoms he/she will move up your appointment if at all possible. The wait is usually reserved for the new patient.





I feel for you as I've had the same problem getting to sleep some of the times I don't take my heart medication. My heart just wouldn't quiet down. It makes a wonderful reminder to take my medication when it happens.





Those are serious problems. The medication will help a lot.18 year old young man needs advice?
Try not to stress out about your condition. If your Dr thought it was life threatening, he would have admitted you to a hospital, or, at least, not waited for 2 months for an appointment with a cardiologist. Try holding your breath for about 15 seconds when you feel your heart is on a run away with its beats. This may prevent the acceleration. Whatever your diagnosis, I wish you luck, and take care. K
im 19 and also have high blood pressure/pulse. my heart sometimes pounds when im sleeping, and i know exactly how youre feeling. i went to a cardiologist, had an EKG and an ultrasound of my heart. everything was totally fine. he put me on a low sodium diet, and gave me a heart monitor. the high pulse may mean that my internal pacemaker is off. however, my low sodium diet has really helped me and i havent had to use the heart monitor. hopefully, theres nothing wrong with you! just stay calm. eat healthy, and all should be good. you might want to stop smoking tho.
first......quit your smoking! You could have some form of heart dysarthmia or valve problem. shortness of breathe is very likely due to your smoking.......if you can't stop all together, try to cut back on how much you smoke, and when you do smoke, don't just puff away, this sounds terrible, but, try to enjoy it, that way you won't feel the need for a 2nd cigarette. I'd advise vegertarian diet, easier said than done, I know. After you see your heart specialist, ask him if they can do something called a ';stress test.'; Anyways, good luck!
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first, you need to quit smoking. that will help some also. and next thing i suggest is going to your primary care doctor first and see if he/she could possibly get you in quicker.
i would recoment taking it easy and if you are really worried, try and find out if you can get an a appointment at a earler date
yes you require immediate care.
Your symptoms sound like the kind of thing that you get when you have a leaky heart valve, or leaks actually within the chambers of the heart itself. These things most of the time are treatable in one way or the other and generally don't cause heart attacks or sudden cardiac death. I'm sure if your primary provider had grave concerns about the problem he would have taken immediate action or at least restricted your activity in some form. If you are really worried sound him out on this over the phone.
Dear Mr. Cripmo,


From your explanation I fear you are suffering from CHD (Coronary Heart Disease). It is a disease which effects your Coronary arteries, the artery which supplies blood to heart itself for its normal pumping needs. If the artery is shrinked, sufficient blood supply will not be received by the heart muscles. That is why you feel small discomforts and short breathes when you do hard works. There are so many reasons for the route cause, but one of the main thing is smoking. First you stop smoking and approach a Cardiologist. There is nothing to worry. After an angiogram the doctor can advise you the management of the disease.