I am 23 years old this year, recently my heart has abnormal phenomenon. From time to time, the heart beats very fast (120-140 bpm) and systolic blood pressure also increases (140-150) even while resting. Usually each episode will last about 1 hour. I don't feel any chest pain or dizziness, but my heart beats fast and my blood pressure increases, making it very uncomfortable in my body, sometimes it's difficult to breathe. I have had thyroid and Cortisol tests and an echocardiogram, all normal. The doctor asked me, is it dangerous to have a fast heart rate with high blood pressure?

Like other surgeries, thyroid surgery also has certain risks. Therefore, it is necessary to know the possible effects after thyroidectomy to know how to handle promptly if complications occur after bilateral thyroidectomy.

Blood tests not only provide biochemical indicators but also evaluate thyroid functions such as TSH, FT3, T4, TSI, etc. Based on these indicators, doctors can diagnose and prescribe a treatment regimen appropriate for each specific disease condition.

The thyroid gland plays many important roles in the body, so doctors recommend that whenever you experience symptoms such as discomfort in the throat, difficulty swallowing, hoarseness, persistent cough, enlarged neck, rapid pulse and heart rate... get a thyroid test as soon as possible.