4. Tachycardia
Tachycardia happens when your heart beats above a hundred times within a minute. Part of the cycle of symptoms of Meniere’s diease can include rapid pulse rate, or tachycardia, and cold sweats. Your body tries to assist itself in different methods. One of these methods is cold sweats, a reaction to stress or other underlying cause. This is often considered to be the fight or flight attempt of your body. A fast heart rate is also due to many possibilities. Including the body’s attempt to fight stress, feelings of fear, exercise or one of the symptoms of Meniere’s.
Tachycardia can be dangerous when left untreated. It affects your heart health and, in severe cases, can result in fatal condition such as heart failure. If you think you are showing signs of tachycardia, visit your doctor as soon as you can.
