Dr. Sanjay Bhojraj

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Everyday Wellness: Midlife Hormones, Menopause, and Science for Women 35+ · Ep. 531 Your Heart’s Not Just Skipping Beats – The Shocking Truth About Palpitations in Women | Women's Cardiovascular Health with Dr. Sanjay Bhojraj · 20 Dec 2025 podcast

So if you have a funny looking EKG, you know, do your parents have a funny looking EKG, right?

That can be a metric.

For the athlete in particular, you know, you have to ask about the type of activity and what's happening.

Like I'm a

lifter so there's all these powerlifting videos where you know these guys are trying to lift a thousand pounds and they just kind of pass out that's not really an arrhythmia that's just you know we're just holding their breath so hard their hearts they couldn't pump blood through so that's called like a bagel episode i guess yeah you know so they're just kind of holding bearing down so hard so that's not generally going to be something but if there's like a runner

Someone doing endurance work that they tend to have palpitations at a certain point in time or in the family they have it.

That could be something of interest.

A little fact, the most dangerous mile of a marathon, do you know where that would be?

I'm guessing that- I mean, it's 26.2 miles, right?

They're kind of all dangerous, but it's the latter third is actually- That's what I figured, the end.

Right, so miles 18 to 26, because why?

Because that's when you get, you're sweating out, you're getting electrolyte imbalances, you're drinking water more than you're drinking sodium in, so you can get low sodium.

So that last-

Third can be where a lot of these arrhythmias happen.

So oftentimes they'll have more aid stations and medics kind of at that point in a race as well.

So, you know, so asking, okay, you're an endurance athlete.

Does that mean that you're like a 5k runner?

In which case, probably not a big deal.

Are you an ultra marathoner where you're going five miles?

That's a something, right?

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