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Gosh, I would explore the idea that it is your thyroid meds. I am sending you a private message.

I have had SVT along with afib and apart from the clot risk from the afib, docs told me it was not life-threatening. That may depend on the cause.

A beta blocker or calcium channel blocker can help but if the tachycardia slows, then your heartbeat will be slow. This just happened to my daughter. She had to go off the beta blocker but it was necessary to taper.

If the primary reason for this is your thyroid meds, then the beta blocker is a medicine prescribed to address the side effects of another medicine, something that happens a lot. Did your doc suggest a further decrease in the thyroid meds? What do your thyroid tests tell you?

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no decrease of meds he said other docwas right that my thyroid was fine but tuesday i see a endo and i had to fight weeks to get into her this fast. the stress along with having to move away from this area is so bad medically is taking its toll. im eating now first time in 2 days. i also have ptsd and its rearing its ugly head.