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Abnormal ECG Myocarditis
I’ve had a few
electrocardiogram
tests done and the results have all been irregular. I had another test today and hoped I might see an improvement, but no change. For people who have experience with myocarditis, is an irregular ECG common with Myocarditis? Any help would be much appreciated.
I’ve had a few
electrocardiogram
tests done and the results have all been irregular. I had another test today and hoped I might see an improvement, but no change. For people who have experience with myocarditis, is an irregular ECG common with Myocarditis? Any help would be much appreciated.
Beachboy1
in
British Heart Foundation
3 months ago
Unstable Angina - Carotid ultrasound scan?
I went to A&E and had standard same day tests including
electrocardiogram
, chest Xray, bloods (troponin etc). Everything was negative but they're treating it as angina, have prescribed aspirin and GTN and are referring me for a MIBI scan.
I went to A&E and had standard same day tests including
electrocardiogram
, chest Xray, bloods (troponin etc). Everything was negative but they're treating it as angina, have prescribed aspirin and GTN and are referring me for a MIBI scan.
ootihat
in
British Heart Foundation
2 months ago
New European Society of Cardiology's, guidelines for the management of acute coronary syndromes
"Acute coronary syndromes (ACS) encompass a spectrum of conditions that include patients presenting with recent changes in clinical symptoms or signs, with or without changes on 12-lead
electrocardiogram
(ECG) and with or without acute elevations in cardiac troponin (cTn) concentrations.
"Acute coronary syndromes (ACS) encompass a spectrum of conditions that include patients presenting with recent changes in clinical symptoms or signs, with or without changes on 12-lead
electrocardiogram
(ECG) and with or without acute elevations in cardiac troponin (cTn) concentrations.
Milkfairy
Heart Star
in
British Heart Foundation
9 months ago
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Farxiga
So at my last visit to the cardiologist, he did an
electrocardiogram
and said it looks like my heart isn't relaxing as much as it should between beats, and this medication is supposed to help that. Normally it's prescribed for congestive heart failure, but he said my heart "looks great".
So at my last visit to the cardiologist, he did an
electrocardiogram
and said it looks like my heart isn't relaxing as much as it should between beats, and this medication is supposed to help that. Normally it's prescribed for congestive heart failure, but he said my heart "looks great".
Zindolo
in
British Heart Foundation
8 months ago
ZERO stamina 3 years after AVR
The cardiologist said my "heart looks great" after a recent
electrocardiogram
, and my blood work comes back normal, no diabetes. So, it's a big mystery, basically. I have gained about 30 pounds since the operation, but it doesn't seem like the effect of that would be this severe.
The cardiologist said my "heart looks great" after a recent
electrocardiogram
, and my blood work comes back normal, no diabetes. So, it's a big mystery, basically. I have gained about 30 pounds since the operation, but it doesn't seem like the effect of that would be this severe.
Zindolo
in
British Heart Foundation
7 months ago
Constant anxiety since Atrial flutter diagnosis
An
electrocardiogram
a few months later showed no obvious problem with my heart. I felt terrible on the beta blockers, totally wiped me out and I reduced to 1.25. After 4 months the nurse said I could come off them and I was discharged from the clinic.
An
electrocardiogram
a few months later showed no obvious problem with my heart. I felt terrible on the beta blockers, totally wiped me out and I reduced to 1.25. After 4 months the nurse said I could come off them and I was discharged from the clinic.
Sugarplumhemmings
in
British Heart Foundation
9 months ago
Holiday insurance
My husband has AF ablation 6years ago went into AF last week back in SR possible cardiodiversion
electrocardiogram
on the 25th May I have treatable lung cancer but holiday insurance is rather high700£ for both of us has anybody else have this problem ,Thank you
My husband has AF ablation 6years ago went into AF last week back in SR possible cardiodiversion
electrocardiogram
on the 25th May I have treatable lung cancer but holiday insurance is rather high700£ for both of us has anybody else have this problem ,Thank you
marychris
in
AF Association
1 year ago
Very cool fingertips and toes
Have had
electrocardiogram
and other circulation and heart test done .test show no heart or circulation problems. podiatrist says possible neropathy'. Nephologist says its an ongoing side effect of of shots given to boost system about a year ago.(not covid booster shots). not diabetic.
Have had
electrocardiogram
and other circulation and heart test done .test show no heart or circulation problems. podiatrist says possible neropathy'. Nephologist says its an ongoing side effect of of shots given to boost system about a year ago.(not covid booster shots). not diabetic.
cabinjar
in
Kidney Transplant
1 year ago
Little update
Hey Everyone Just a little update from me, Olive is doing really well, growing nicely and around midnight until 3am she has a little rave in my womb and is really active. She is definitely going to be a party goer and a footballer when she's older. Dan has moved in with my mum while he recovers,
Hey Everyone Just a little update from me, Olive is doing really well, growing nicely and around midnight until 3am she has a little rave in my womb and is really active. She is definitely going to be a party goer and a footballer when she's older. Dan has moved in with my mum while he recovers,
Valentina98
in
British Heart Foundation
17 hours ago
Syncope is a symptom not a condition
Do you and your GP appreciate that Syncope is a symptom not a condition? Every patient who experiences a blackout should be given a 12-lead ECG to check heart rhythm analysis and look for arrhythmias and genetic, inherited or familial heart rhythm disorders. STARS website, www.stars.org.uk
Do you and your GP appreciate that Syncope is a symptom not a condition? Every patient who experiences a blackout should be given a 12-lead ECG to check heart rhythm analysis and look for arrhythmias and genetic, inherited or familial heart rhythm disorders. STARS website, www.stars.org.uk
TracyAdmin
STARS
in
Unexplained Faints and Consciousness
2 days ago
Strong negative reaction to first Docetaxel treatment
I am participating in an NIH study combining Docetaxel with an immunotherapy. I had my first treatment of only Docetaxel this Tuesday. I lasted 2 minutes and 7cc before I had a severe reaction - severe flushing (glowing red from head to toe), difficulty breathing, sweating, uncontrollable shivering.
I am participating in an NIH study combining Docetaxel with an immunotherapy. I had my first treatment of only Docetaxel this Tuesday. I lasted 2 minutes and 7cc before I had a severe reaction - severe flushing (glowing red from head to toe), difficulty breathing, sweating, uncontrollable shivering.
4tunate1
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 days ago
ecg monitor - electrical interference
hello I had my 7 day ecg monitor put on yesterday! Been having fluttering and flip / flop sensations. Not hopeful will show up as can be intermittent. Usually happen at rest. But I remembered this morning a paramedic previously taking my ecg at home saying to turn off the electric riser recliner chair
hello I had my 7 day ecg monitor put on yesterday! Been having fluttering and flip / flop sensations. Not hopeful will show up as can be intermittent. Usually happen at rest. But I remembered this morning a paramedic previously taking my ecg at home saying to turn off the electric riser recliner chair
Fanfab1
in
British Heart Foundation
2 days ago
Not in AF
After having echograms,ct angiogram,48hr ecg over last 5 months, I have a PFO or hole in my heart, apparently from birth,never knew,but my heart has recovered and is now a normal size,I have angina but going to have a long acting gtn tablet instead of spray so can walk better and farther, but apparently
After having echograms,ct angiogram,48hr ecg over last 5 months, I have a PFO or hole in my heart, apparently from birth,never knew,but my heart has recovered and is now a normal size,I have angina but going to have a long acting gtn tablet instead of spray so can walk better and farther, but apparently
sandandkev
in
British Heart Foundation
2 days ago
Iregular heartbeat
I have almost fainted 3 times. GP refered me to Hospital ECG , echo, 7 day monitor and eventual letter from consultant which was hard to understand but confirmed iregula heart beat and put me on beta blockers . Saw GP who checked me over and told me to check that I am on hospital clinic waiting list
I have almost fainted 3 times. GP refered me to Hospital ECG , echo, 7 day monitor and eventual letter from consultant which was hard to understand but confirmed iregula heart beat and put me on beta blockers . Saw GP who checked me over and told me to check that I am on hospital clinic waiting list
habumhug
in
British Heart Foundation
2 days ago
Gallstones
Hello I went to out of hours in September after having pain under my ribs right side that went round to my back, they said to take paracetamol and buscopan, as I said I suffer with IBS. The next day the pain didnt go away and I went to A&E, they took blood and did an ECG it came back clear. They
Hello I went to out of hours in September after having pain under my ribs right side that went round to my back, they said to take paracetamol and buscopan, as I said I suffer with IBS. The next day the pain didnt go away and I went to A&E, they took blood and did an ECG it came back clear. They
aliclg
in
British Liver Trust
3 days ago
AF changing its face
I posted recently about my paroxysmal AF (since 2020) normally lasting up to 3 days, this time now entering its 8th day. Went to GP yesterday, all the usual tests, ECG, nothing abnormal except irregular heartbeat. The conclusion being probable it has done its time on paroxysmal and is trying out persistent
I posted recently about my paroxysmal AF (since 2020) normally lasting up to 3 days, this time now entering its 8th day. Went to GP yesterday, all the usual tests, ECG, nothing abnormal except irregular heartbeat. The conclusion being probable it has done its time on paroxysmal and is trying out persistent
50568789
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 days ago
irregular heart low pulse rate
morning. Last couple weeks noticed slow pulse and irregular heartbeat Doctors Appointment yesterday I have a ECG Thursday possibly AF any ideas what happens next will I be referred to cardiology. Quite worried not slept Any advice please
morning. Last couple weeks noticed slow pulse and irregular heartbeat Doctors Appointment yesterday I have a ECG Thursday possibly AF any ideas what happens next will I be referred to cardiology. Quite worried not slept Any advice please
Summertimeflowers
in
British Heart Foundation
4 days ago
sudden sharp pain
can anyone relate to a sudden sharp body pain that goes as quickly as it comes? I was vacuuming earlier & had a really sharp pain under my left breast/top of stomach. It scared me thinking it’s my heart but I had cardio tests, ecg, heart scan & 48 hour monitor test last November & everything was good
can anyone relate to a sudden sharp body pain that goes as quickly as it comes? I was vacuuming earlier & had a really sharp pain under my left breast/top of stomach. It scared me thinking it’s my heart but I had cardio tests, ecg, heart scan & 48 hour monitor test last November & everything was good
Gilly61
in
Pain Concern
4 days ago
New to all this
76 years old, no heart problems as far as I knew, just had one of my better games of golf for a couple of years and started to get an ache in my chest in the evening. So phoned the Healthline (I live in NZ) and they had a 30 minute wait, so tried the ambulance service, who operate a triage service.
76 years old, no heart problems as far as I knew, just had one of my better games of golf for a couple of years and started to get an ache in my chest in the evening. So phoned the Healthline (I live in NZ) and they had a 30 minute wait, so tried the ambulance service, who operate a triage service.
ParrotY
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
5 days ago
Wenckebach phenomenon
I have had two heart surgeries in the past and was getting skipped heart beats for a while. After my 24 hour ECG they found something called wenckebach phenomenon. Anyone have any idea what this is and is it normal for someone with a heart condition
I have had two heart surgeries in the past and was getting skipped heart beats for a while. After my 24 hour ECG they found something called wenckebach phenomenon. Anyone have any idea what this is and is it normal for someone with a heart condition
Spammy123
in
Heart Rhythm Disorders Support
8 days ago
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