Experiences with

Adrenaline

My husband has a long history of heart issues, angioplasty and stents 2005 after 2nd MI (we have no idea when the first was as no symptoms), Permanent AF 2012. Aortic incompetence/ stenosis for years, sleep apnoea.Sep 23 cardiologist felt intervention for aortic valve necessary but needed angiogram before

I have hypothyroididm and have had it for years. I used to medicate myself, but can no longer afford to do so. I am now taking 100 ml of levothyroxine. I now seem to hae a problem with high blood pressure, hot flushes and what I call adrenalin punches in the stomach. I would not say I was ill,

Hello lovely people. I have only been on this journey for about three years or so but I recently had a virus (not Covid) that, latterly, knocked me off my feet for four days and then caused my heart to go a bit crazy. Beating too fast on and off post-virally. This also happened to me when I had Covid

Adrenaline and emotions are triggers for ne. What a game. Go the All Blacks Cheers Blake

That was around a month ago and I'm living with constant anxiety, palpitations, cold adrenaline rush feelings and can barely eat food because I've convinced myself I have MCAS or histamine intolerance (I do have allergies and keep acquiring new ones as an adult, but have no idea if this is true or a

Had a major hick up day 4. The beginning of an anaphylaxis reaction. Chemo stopped. Rapid response team called and in my room in 2 minutes. Got IV benedryl, epinephrine, Pepcid. Things resolved pretty quick but the lymph nodes in my neck enlarged so they ordered an mri stat. In the evening had another

hi all I’m a bit worried as I know Denists use adrenaline as an anaesthetic and am concerned it might kick off my AF. Currently my meds are low dose Metoprolol and daily aspirin. Any thoughts?

Then they put central line to give nor adrenaline and put cuffed tracheostomy tube, then BP was elevated a little bit then dropped back, and found AF in her heart. They decided to taker to ICU to keep her under close supervision.

I started on a very slow taper from 7.5mg pred. daily to 7mg daily about 2 months ago. At around that time I started getting mild heart palpitations lasting just a few seconds. 2 months later and they were still happening so I took myself to the doctors this week-ECG and blood tests all normal. I am

Then was put on trintellex and now same adrenaline rushes so going off. I guess its going to be the mirtrazapine. Took 2 weeks to get thru the tiredness etc! But I did feel much better on it. I just cant gain a lot of weight as have another health issue. I was fine on a lower dose of mirtazapine.

I just read that dopamine is made in the adrenals I had not heard this in the past so I am wondering what does this all mean? So maybe there is dopamine being made but the cells can't use it properly? "Dopamine, epinephrine and norepinephrine are the main catecholamines (a label based on having part

Adrenaline which does increase heart rate and blood pressure. There is also the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone balance. Rewiring how we react to stress, is a necessary step. Remember, stepping stones. Take the slow train. Slow down. Salt intake is a useful one to consider. Not no salt!

QUICK UPDATE I am touched and humbled by all your lovely reples, encouragement (and if ciursedonations). I watched the London marathon this morning (Sun 21-4-24) and blubbed for a solid 4 hours. I'm away now until the next weekend so will try to respond to each of you asap as and when I can get

No matter how much I try to relax the PAF makes me feel like I’m a nervous wreck pumped on adrenaline wide awake despite insomnia or getting in from work then falling asleep at at 8:30pm in the chair when the heart is slow & calm.

Exercise and diet From my experience there is no substitute for tackling mental health and other health issues with finding an outlet for releasing frustrations with an adrenaline rush that comes from not just a healthy lifestyle.

The bad (or should I say the not so helpful ones for IBS sufferers) ones – I am not sure which ones but it could be cortisol and adrenaline, are released into my body when I am fearful of people I don't know or and/or perhaps when I get anxious because I have experienced a new sensation

Feels like energy not driven by adrenaline. I am well aware that the adrenaline gland, hippocampus etc. is affected by B12 deficiency. Good ole neurological system. I am also aware that it could be seen that I am on a writing jag this morning.

Beta blockers work on the beta receptor situated on the surface of cells that are affected by circulating adrenaline which the body releases in times of stress. Small amounts of adrenaline circulate, even at rest and help determine the resting heart rate and cardiac output.

Understanding anxiety and learning about the adrenal gland, learning that my stomach issues were caused by adrenaline and none of the fatal illnesses I was suspecting... This knowledge, along with the wonderful caring advice I got for here... And eventually with a little help from propranolol....

I know this is a well worn path!! As I was having extraction with dentist I'd never met, I specifically asked his preference and was told to continue Apixaban as normal.I did omit this morning's dose in spite of that. He was a super star asked if I'd eaten then said "I understand you've had conflicting