Menopause Matters Forum
Menopause Discussion => All things menopause => Topic started by: JoannFran on February 12, 2024, 08:51:51 PM
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Hi ladies
Has anyone experienced a fluttery heart/ectopics beats relating to histamine intolerance?
I've been having these for a few years now but they seem to get really bad after I've eaten certain things. I had avocado, cottage cheese and sour dough bread for lunch and have been having chest thumps/flutters since then (I've been thoroughly checked many times and told they're not harmful (tell that to my mental health ;D). I did some googling and found out that all those foods can cause a histamine response. I also sneeze a lot after eating and my nose gets very bunged up and I often feel very jittery/internal buzz sensations.
I also think I have symptoms of estrogen dominance.
I'm on beta blockers but they don't seem to be helping with the palps/ectopics. Has anyone found anything that helps? It's so confusing trying to work out what is causing these symptoms? High estrogen/low estrogen/low progesterone or histamine.
Any advice/experience greatly appreciated.
Thank you x
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Sending a :bighug:
Fortunately I'm not aware of my heart - reactions are usually from the belly downwards >:(.
Do U eat breakfast?
My allergic rhinitis is troublesome when I become warm, i.e. walking into a warm room after being in cold air.
Which dose of BBs are you swallowing? MayB ask to see an ENT Surgeon?