Anyone know what would cause tachy in the AM soon after waking and would subside/relax in the evening?
It can be really pronounced for the first two hours in the morning.
Posted by Carol in PA (Member # 5338) on :
Low magnesium could cause tachycardia.
Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
Mine is that way. You may want to do a sleep study or see a cardiologist.
You may be deprived of oxygen during the night.
Posted by VV (Member # 38828) on :
I get about as much magnesium as possible.
Lymetoo,
Did you get to the root of your issue?
Sleep apnea?
Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
My cardio referred me to a pulmonologist. They are supposed to call me, but haven't yet. My Dr said they could strap me up with a pulse ox overnight to check oxygen levels.
If low, then do a sleep study.
I am taking a lot of magnesium too and using mag oil.
I also have A-fib, so it could "just" be from that.
PS.. I have no risk factors for sleep apnea except slight snoring (I'm getting old!) .. but my cardio said a heart arrythmia alone is a risk factor for it.
Posted by VV (Member # 38828) on :
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.. but my cardio said a heart arrythmia alone is a risk factor for it.