Who else experiences this? It happens to me out of nowhere, like tachycardia. My pulse suddenly race…

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Who else experiences this? It happens to me out of nowhere, like tachycardia. My pulse suddenly races, and I can feel my heart pounding. One deep breath is enough, and it passes in no more than 10 seconds. It was caught once on a Holter monitor when I was pregnant. The cardiologist didn't say anything at all. Now it happens every 2-3 months, especially when the weather changes. What do you do? I told my doctor, and she said that if the episodes are rare, it's within the normal range; it happens to everyone.
А как у вас с магнитной бурей? И московскую погоду? Хотя не только в Москве, то солнце, то дождь. Я…
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Vedeneva Yuliya
I don't think I noticed
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ZVYaGINA LENA
Ugh, this started for me this pregnancy (( only it doesn't go away in 10 seconds...(((
I'm going for another EKG soon, I don't even know why or where this is coming from
It's kind of scary 
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Prostota
I get that too, I'm used to it.
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Pustovit Elena
My Holter monitor results showed a lot, but they say it's not life-threatening. I want to believe that! 😆 They told me to cut out alcohol, salt, fried foods, and spicy food, drink more water, eat more green veggies and salads (they have lots of vitamin K), and not to eat a big meal before bed. I need a check-up once a year. Call an ambulance if I faint. That's all! 😁
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Nadezhda
Prostota Yeah, I'm not really panicking either.
But it's kind of unpleasant.
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Nadezhda
Pustovit Elena Well, I ate everything green in the summer 😂, straight from the garden.
My EKG is perfect, and the echo is fine too.
But sometimes this weird thing happens and it's uncomfortable.
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Pustovit Elena
Pustovit Elena Throughout my life, I've basically gotten used to it, especially during hormonal changes and PMS. After moving, I've been eating spinach, beet greens, broccoli, green salad, and other fresh greens for 20 years – they grow here year-round – and I still have deficiencies sometimes. I get my vitamin levels checked once a year. My resting ECG is also usually normal, but sometimes they find pericarditis on an ultrasound.
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