Hi Lindy77 and Added
Wondering if a neurologist could be the way to go if there's nothing showing up in relation to the heart. I'll offer a couple of experiences so the neurologist aspect makes more sense:
- My mum currently sees a neurologist based on her getting these sudden surges of what feels like anxiety. They come from out of the blue. They're basically harmless brain related glitches. It's like if a glitch or charge happens in a part of her brain that relates to her nervous system, she'll feel her nervous system suddenly 'in charge'
- Myself, I'm a gal who used to experience silent migranes (migranes without headaches). Seriously weird stuff. I've stopped getting them. I could tell the parts of my brain impacted by a migrane (the parts that include speech, feeling down left side of my body, cognitive function, nervous system charges etc. Fun times, not.
Not sure why the glitches happen. Perhaps it's a recalibration thing in some cases. Hopskotch22 mentions menopause. The recalibration through peri menopause and menopause, for example, can be intense. So much in the body is changing and the brain and body have to constantly recalibrate until the process is complete.
If it is a 'power surge' kind of thing you're experiencing, for some reason, perhaps the question comes down to what's putting you in (a state of) charge you can actually feel? Chemical sensitivity, environmental or diet? Stress surges? The bad habit of shallow breathing (I'm guilty of myself) can be another factor, which has some seriously interesting side effects worth looking into? The side effects can come down to the body's way of reacting to and coping with shallow breathing. Such a habit can impact every energy system in the body, from the nervous system to the lymphatic system through to the cardiovascular system and muscular system etc.
Hoping you find your answers and they offer great relief❤️
