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Abdominal pain and heart rate drop

I have experienced abdominal pain with other symptoms of heart rate dropping very quickly to between 45-58 beats a min for a few minutes, hot flash with sweating, and a hard time taking deep breaths. The stomach pain lasts for about 10 min and spelt gets less and less painful. The heart rate drop only Lasts for a min maybe two. The hot flash and hard time breathing lasts for about 5 min. I’m trying to figure out of this could all be stress related or too much acid in my stomach or if it is something worse having to do with my heart. I do find my self burping a lot the whole day after. The only medication I am on is birth control. I started keto about 4 months ago and I am wondering if the high fat intake is not working well with my body. I have had my thyroid checked before and it was on the low side but not enough for the doctor to be concerned. I work out 4-5 days a week 30-60 min each day and walk 10000 or more a day ontop of that. Any help would be appreciated.
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134578 tn?1693250592
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Yeah, then, I'd see the doctor. The hot flash seems like your hormones are jumping around, it's worth getting some tests run for sure.
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Also, have you been tested for diabetes? Ask your doc about that also.
134578 tn?1693250592
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It's worth talking to a doctor. What is your age? (I'm thinking of the hot flashes -- is this a normal age for someone to get them?)
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Im 34
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