fast resting heart rate

does anyone here have a fast resting heart rate from a tick borne illness? I never thought much about my heart rate, I didn't notice it, until in the last few months I have been to a lot of doctor's appointments and my heart rate is fast. Then I forgot about that for a while until I went to my doctor this week and also had a fast heart rate. Even at the appointment I didn't think much of it, just anxiety or something. But then I took my pulse at home today and it is fast while resting.
I looked it up and read that this too can be a sign of babesia, which I seem to be in a flare of right now.
For those of you who had this , how fast was your heart rate resting? And what did you do to fix it? Did it clear up with whatever babesia treatment you did?
It only bothers me when I think about it but when I do it worries me a bit.

I had this. My resting heart rate was in the 120's. Llmd and cardiologist suggested beta blockers to slow it down but both also said it should resolve itself with treatment for lyme. I opted to wait it out because I was already on so many meds. After about a year it cleared up and I no longer have a rapid heart beat and very rarely have palpitations any more. The heart symptoms can make you worry for sure, hope yours clear up soon.

I am wondering if I should take some herbs to specifically support the heart? It is so confusing as to if I should just treat the babesia or if I should try some things directly to support the heart. pretty freaked out today focusing on my heart! while I had been thinking I 'd noticed some improvement in my condition today I just notice my heart beating too fast and the heaviness in my chest and it makes me totally unable to relax.

I ordered that remedy from sage but have not got it yet. But that is more a lung thing where now I am realizing heart may be the thing I am really dealing with. More evidence to me for babesia flare. I am considering taking hawthorn.
I am really self treating until I can have a session with the only dr who has ever helped me with this in 2 weeks.
I am seeing another llmd next week for support but I don't have a to of faith in her.

Hawthorn is the heart herb. It’s an adaptogen. Very safe. Get the standardized capsules and take one a day.

May or may not make any difference in the symptoms, but it’s good for the heart anyway.

The symptoms are most likely what we’ve talked about before - the ANS dysfunction. The same thing that’s causing your breathing symptoms is causing the heart symptoms.

You should probably do something to treat Lyme and bartonella, too, and not focus solely on babesia. Lyme and bart cause a lot of neuro symptoms and ANS is neuro.

thanks everyone. I got some hawthorn tincture today and stated taking it. I also got motherwort tea.I have drinken motherwort tea for decades but not in a while. I used to grow a ton of it in my garden in my old house.
I tested negative for lyme recently but I know that is not an accurate test.
Yes I am glad I am having my session with my good dr in 12 days. I went to his clinic 5 times in the last 6years and he is the best. He knows my case and health history very well and knows about lyme and co infections more than anyone else I know. So I think he will be able to guide me. He was not available for the last few months so I have not been able to seek his advice.

so right now I am settling into the protocol of: Buhner CSA, black seed oil, curcumin sometimes( not a lot), jernigans neuro- antitox for the ammonia, hawthorn.
I have some other things on hand but I don't want to over do it so I am gonna keep up with this. thanks so much for the support and advice everyone.
It is remarkable that all doctors are not updated in their training to know about lyme and co infections. It is remarkable how little most of them know. Even the llmd I am seeing next week who is supposed to be the best in my area, I find her very limited. I have seen her in the past.
As I said maybe in one of my ( many) other posts- I have had tick illness symptoms for 6 years- but I did get to about 75-80% better after going to a clinic and doing a bunch of protocols. But it just flares up again and I cant really afford to go back there again and again. I think it is just something in our bodies we have to keep working on. I was never officially diagnosed with babesia, but at my worst flare two years ago it was the babesia herbs that got me back to ok so I do think that is it. But I am trying some different herbs this time. And this time my symptoms are presenting differently, and it has been two years since I have been to that clinic so I guess things just flare up.