After flood problems tachycardia

Does anyone experienced tachycardia (fast beating of the heart), after flood, i have it all the time day and night (plus all the other problems you have mentioned). But it pisses me and get's annoying. What do you suggest for it?
I know that with opiates our heart works less, but after until the biofeed back comes to a stable condition and makes a safe prague for the impulse to be ,i see a big chronic distance ( i month until the heart stabilizes to normal frequency) or more anyone knows ? Waiting for some feedback about it.

Thanx , Beh

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earnestdeer· 7d ago

Beh, If I did (which I can't remember), I likely took a benzo to slow everything down. You may want to get checked out by a professional if it will not go away. I wonder if it's the DLPA? Or something else you are taking. What are all the other problems who has mentioned? BT

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softsparrow· 7d ago

Hi BT, t is not from the DLPA , DLPA helps you exclusively for more endorphin's and to last longer, so indirectly slows it . Everyone that has taken opiates for a long time , after discontinuation my experience is that after the heart works at a rate of 25-30 heartbeats per minute more (if you had 70 then rise to 100) and it is very normal , perhaps you did not notice it, i had noticed it because i had a very fast beat with the opiatates (85 bpm) . Iboga in great amounts will slow the heart down, beta blocator directly slows the heart beat (propranolol). The only problems is that it makes you feel tired and i already feel tired, i have to find my balance. P.S. maybe the speed i took for a day or to to get up is interfering , but my wife did not take and has tachycardia (fewer bps but risen 20 at least) P.S. Forgive me for my bad English, but i am Greek Thanx for the feed back softsparrow

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