I was'nt too bad yesterday day, then after i had my tea my heart rate shot up to the hundreds and stayed there all night.  It was 110 for hours and i did not like it at all, it did scare me even though i tried to ignore it.
When i went to bed it was going at 93 so it had come down a little bit, my bp was fine though.
When i got up this morning it was down to 81.  I did feel full and that all too usual feeling of being bloated and like the food was stuck in the top half of my stomach.  I know that it is normal for your pulse rate to go up due to digestion, but is it ok for it to be high for so many hours.
I have just had my dinner and it has gone up again but it is only 92 now.  Don't like the feeling and i know i shouldn't have, but i was checking it all last night - i know this can make your pulse higher because of the anxiety, but it didn't make any difference as when i didn't check it for ages then checked again it was still as high anyway.
Anyone else had this too?

Your heart rate in the described range is nothing to be concerned about and although rates exceeding 100 BPM are technically classified as mild sinus tachycardia, again a harmless condition, it typically signifies disturbances in the sympathetic/parasympathetic nervous system which influences heart rate, blood pressure, etc.

Increased heart rate can also be sustained by fear that something is wrong once it's noticed. The affected individual becomes vigilent to checking their pulse every 15 minutes or so, seeking to find that it has returned to what they consider normal. In effect, it simply induces fear and stimulates the sympathetic nervous system to continue pressing the body to remain on alert for signs of danger.

You can often reduce heart rate by applying a very cold compress to the eyes and pressing gently for a minute or so, a phenomenon known as the dive reflex.

Best regards and Good Health