Dear RLR , I quote you

Okay, you're making reference to two different factors.

An initial increase in heart rate immediately following exercise is different from palpitations being experienced during the same timeframe. Palpitations are not recorded as increased heart rate.  

Research is underway to determine how many patients with a delayed vagus reactivation are significant for any problems. It does not mean that you're ill or that anything is necessarily wrong. I'm simply informing you of the studies underway on the phenomenon. We're still uncertain of the significance and continue to seek more data.

Best regards and Good Health



Dear RLR , I have the same problem with exercise. therefore I dont do it.
I must believe in 5 years you know more about this phenomenon and if this is an indication of anything, like you posted in 2007

no I mean that just after the exercise , so i mean when I finish the exercise sometimes my heart rate increases first instead of coming down.So climbing the stairs 130 bpm.. sit down after it, 145 and then it goes back..
or also noticed..it drops like a jojo  
so exercise ,lets say 150 bpm, then 125 ,130, 122,124,115,120,110,114
it fluctuates.

thx for answering

I dont know, it doesnt feel normal. the same is my blood pressure
When I lay down or sit comfortably on the couch my BP is fine.
When I stand up or sit straight upo, or first bend over to pick something up I often do feel more pressure on my chest. (I always feel a numb pressure)When I take my bloodpressure just after the standing up or bending over and standing up its 150-105 or something in that zone.  After a few minutes it adjust itself back to 135-85 zone. Why does my diastolic pressure increase that much just by changing postion or bending over? picking something from the ground, standing up? My heart reacts the way I told you in the earlier post in this thread. Whenever I do this it doesnt feel right on my chest. I feel pressure. my doc and fysio say muscles.. I say ..no way.. see my BP.. and heart rate..thats where the pain pressure comes from. Thats when they say anxiety

my fear. problems in arteries and so on..
Does this bloodpressure just after changing position matter or is it always your bloodpressure after a few minutes rest which matters?

Is your heart and your arteries well equiped to handle these differences in BP throughout the day?

as far as I know your diastolic pressure. (underpressure, always the low one normally in the BP) should go down when exercising or activation ..!!!   In my case it pops up and then goes back to normal level..but doesnt come down further