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Yes doctor u said rite its bcoz of caffeine which rapids the hurt beat. I also searched that from net.

its bcoz,it contains lot of caffeine which is cardio vascular stimulant and rapids the heart beat and the pulse.

Coffee & Heart Palpitations Coffee is a common beverage many people enjoy on a daily basis, but drinking too much of it may lead to heart palpitations. Coffee contains moderate levels of caffeine that could lead to heart palpitations and other symptoms. The average 16-oz. cup of coffee contains between 95 and 200 mg of caffeine. The amount of caffeine can range depending on the brand, how much coffee you use to brew 16 oz. and type of brewing equipment you're using. Talk with your doctor about how to modify your coffee intake. Coffee and Caffeine The caffeine content in coffee stimulates your central nervous system, causing you to feel more awake, improving your focus and mental alertness and overcoming the feeling of fatigue, according to MayoClinic.com. Drinking too much caffeine may lead to adverse reactions because of over-stimulation of your nervous system. Moderate doses that typically don't cause negative side effects are about 200 to 300 mg of caffeine in a day. If you develop common caffeine side effects after drinking regular coffee, you may need to consider cutting back. Caffeine Side Effects In most healthy adults, consuming more than 500 mg daily will cause one or more adverse symptoms. Common side effects include making you jittery and shaky, making it difficult to fall asleep, increased heart rate, an uneven heart rhythm, headaches, nervousness and dizziness, according to the Food and Drug Administration. Heart palpitations accompanied with confusion, dehydration, fever, sensitivity to pain, muscle trembling or visual compilations may be a sign of caffeine overdose, according to Drugs.com. Treatment The most effective way to prevent heart palpitations from drinking coffee is to reduce the amount you drink daily. Decaffeinated coffee still contains some caffeine, but not enough to cause reactions in most healthy adults. Try replacing your coffee consumptions with herbal teas or coffee substitutes, such as barley beverages. If you still experience heart palpitations from drinking minimal amounts of coffee, another medical condition may be triggering it. Allergy Consideration Heart palpitations are commonly a sign of a severe allergic reaction. Although rare, you may have an allergy to coffee or an ingredient in your coffee. For example, if you put coffee creamer in your coffee, you may have a milk allergy, triggering your symptoms. Talk with your doctor to deT0eNOtermine the cause of your increase in heart rate.