Lyme heart palpitations and fluttering

I've had an EKG before for severe heart and chest pain and heart palpitations and it didn't show crap. I had heart pain loss of words and facial numbness bells palsy I believe partially. Still didn't show anything. Today I GT an echocardiogram ultrasound of the heart so let's see what it shows. I hate that Everytime we go to doc they say blood tests and all is normal it's like alright my echicarsiogram is probably normal too 1st thoughts it's just normal now.....anyone else have heart symptoms with Lyme and have an echicarsiogram done which came back normal???

Heart and facial issues-you may want to google dental meridian chart and see what matches the heart. look long and hard at those teeth

Hey. I just wanted to say I'm in the process of getting checked for Lyme and other autoimmune/mold type issues and I've had the chest pains and palpitations and pressure and all kinds of weirdness.
I've had 3 ekgs, 2 heart monitors and an echocardiogram and they've all been normal. I totally feel your pain.

I had countless heart tests done including a 30 day holter monitor and a treadmill test at mayo. Every since test came back normal even though there was nothing normal about how I felt. Now I don't care what any heart test says because I have a lyme doctor who believes how I feel and treats me anyways. The way he explained things to me is that our hearts are functioning properly but our autonomic nervous system is not. Our ANS is what is sending wonky signals/"currents" to our hearts in turn making us feel palpitations and pressure and what not. I feel like my heart is more at peace now (with 2 1/2 year of treatment under my belt) than prediagnoses. I also have brething/air hunger problems which is related- dont know if you have that too?

Yes. I had rapid heartbeat around 120’s at rest and increased heart rate if I even moved in bed. Felt weak and had to lean against the wall in the elevator going up to the cardiologists office. Had insomnia for days. Heart was skipping beats. Echocardiogram showed nothing except mitral valve regurge, which I already knew I had. EKG normal. Cardiologist said heart was fine and said symptoms were due to something secondary going on in my body.

He did do blood labs to check for infection to see if possibly an infection was involved. I was not told (or don’t remember) what infection was testing for and was not given the test results. That was before I knew to get complete copies of all medical tests.

I've had plenty of times when heart did funky things, but it all would go back on its own to normal. Doctors had no idea.