What causes high heart rate after food and get angry easily?

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Patient's Query

Hi doctor,

I have a high heart rate after having food, and I get very angry about small issues. I had anxiety and depression for the last five years. So I took herbal and vitamin supplements. Previously, I used to take Alprazolam and Mirtazapine.

Answered by Sibananda Mishra

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PhD

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Dr. Sibananda Mishra is a Psychologist specializing in Psychotherapy with extensive experience in mental health, trauma, and psychosocial interventions. He has expertise in clinical assessment, psychotherapy, crisis intervention, and school- and community-based mental health programs. Dr. Mishra has worked as a consultant and trainer for multiple national and international organizations, focusing on disaster mental health, HIV/AIDS prevention, and psychosocial support. He has held academic and leadership roles, including teaching undergraduate and postgraduate students in psychology, developing training materials, and supervising mental health programs. His research interests include schizophrenia, psychophysiology, and applied clinical psychology. Dr. Mishra combines his deep clinical knowledge with extensive training in yoga, disability management, and psychological support, delivering evidence-based, compassionate care to individuals and communities.

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Hi,

Welcome to icliniq.com.

First of all, you need to consult a heart specialist for an elevated heart rate. I think that you have high BP also. Further, it would be best to do some physical exercises and meditation for your health in the morning and evening regularly. Your weight is a little bit more also. The most important thing is to consult a physiotherapist for some exercises and muscular movements suitable for heart patients. As a psychologist, I can tell you that you need to be happy with your family and friends who are close to you. You ventilate your feelings, which you like most. Be confident, keep faith in God, and seek spiritual things. You can take medicines with the advice of a doctor. Do not worry, and be happy. If you feel, you can consult me tomorrow at any time. I can teach you some relaxation techniques. Try to avoid the negative thoughts coming to your mind daily. During the consultation, we can discuss these things.

Thank you,

The Probable causes

Conflicts, unfulfilled desire, frustration, and tension in the family.

Investigations to be done

Check all heart-related investigations.

Treatment plan

Consult a doctor and have a health check-up.

Preventive measures

Regular exercises and meditation and sharing your feeling with others. Do all types of work that you like.

Regarding follow up

Regular health check-up and follow-up of the health condition is required.

Patient's Query

Hello doctor,

I will consult you around 2 PM tomorrow.

Answered by Sibananda Mishra

Education:

PhD

Professional Bio:

Dr. Sibananda Mishra is a Psychologist specializing in Psychotherapy with extensive experience in mental health, trauma, and psychosocial interventions. He has expertise in clinical assessment, psychotherapy, crisis intervention, and school- and community-based mental health programs. Dr. Mishra has worked as a consultant and trainer for multiple national and international organizations, focusing on disaster mental health, HIV/AIDS prevention, and psychosocial support. He has held academic and leadership roles, including teaching undergraduate and postgraduate students in psychology, developing training materials, and supervising mental health programs. His research interests include schizophrenia, psychophysiology, and applied clinical psychology. Dr. Mishra combines his deep clinical knowledge with extensive training in yoga, disability management, and psychological support, delivering evidence-based, compassionate care to individuals and communities.

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Hello,

Welcome back to icliniq.com.

3.30 PM will be the right time tomorrow. I hope that you will agree.

Thank you.

Medically reviewed by iCliniq medical review team
Published At September 11, 2020
Reviewed At July 4, 2024

Education:

PhD

Professional Bio:

Dr. Sibananda Mishra is a Psychologist specializing in Psychotherapy with extensive experience in mental health, trauma, and psychosocial interventions. He has expertise in clinical assessment, psychotherapy, crisis intervention, and school- and community-based mental health programs. Dr. Mishra has worked as a consultant and trainer for multiple national and international organizations, focusing on disaster mental health, HIV/AIDS prevention, and psychosocial support. He has held academic and leadership roles, including teaching undergraduate and postgraduate students in psychology, developing training materials, and supervising mental health programs. His research interests include schizophrenia, psychophysiology, and applied clinical psychology. Dr. Mishra combines his deep clinical knowledge with extensive training in yoga, disability management, and psychological support, delivering evidence-based, compassionate care to individuals and communities.

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Same symptoms don't mean you have the same problem. Consult a doctor now!

Sibananda Mishra
Sibananda Mishra

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Education:

PhD

Professional Bio:

Dr. Sibananda Mishra is a Psychologist specializing in Psychotherapy with extensive experience in mental health, trauma, and psychosocial interventions. He has expertise in clinical assessment, psychotherapy, crisis intervention, and school- and community-based mental health programs. Dr. Mishra has worked as a consultant and trainer for multiple national and international organizations, focusing on disaster mental health, HIV/AIDS prevention, and psychosocial support. He has held academic and leadership roles, including teaching undergraduate and postgraduate students in psychology, developing training materials, and supervising mental health programs. His research interests include schizophrenia, psychophysiology, and applied clinical psychology. Dr. Mishra combines his deep clinical knowledge with extensive training in yoga, disability management, and psychological support, delivering evidence-based, compassionate care to individuals and communities.

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