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Ectopic Beats or Something More?
Having already ruled out a number of possible causes, my GP agreed that I
might
have
myocarditis
but didn't seem overly concerned. I was though, and so I decided to ask to be referred back to my cardiologist.
Having already ruled out a number of possible causes, my GP agreed that I
might
have
myocarditis
but didn't seem overly concerned. I was though, and so I decided to ask to be referred back to my cardiologist.
Kendrew
in
PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
happy new year nothing but happiness & health.
I’m due to see my cardiologist soon for a mri hopefully to rule out anything else & close the case as just a case of
myocarditis
as the Cause of all this heartache 🙃 anyway just wanted to say the mental struggles since all this is way more of a battle than the diagnosis.
I’m due to see my cardiologist soon for a mri hopefully to rule out anything else & close the case as just a case of
myocarditis
as the Cause of all this heartache 🙃 anyway just wanted to say the mental struggles since all this is way more of a battle than the diagnosis.
GM1987
in
AF Association
2 years ago
myocarditis
my son 19 developed stabbing chest pain with bad tonsillitis and ended up in hospital for 6 days on 2 types of antibiotics and many different blood tests scans etc. When he went to hospital his Troponin level was 935 leaving it was 53. Only advice 2 weeks rest then can slowly introduce exercise. No
my son 19 developed stabbing chest pain with bad tonsillitis and ended up in hospital for 6 days on 2 types of antibiotics and many different blood tests scans etc. When he went to hospital his Troponin level was 935 leaving it was 53. Only advice 2 weeks rest then can slowly introduce exercise. No
SJB_321
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
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Cardiac MRI
Do you need to have a follow up cardiac MRI within a certain period of time after a MINOCA to accurately pick up on e.g. acute
myocarditis
? If it’s left for several months is it then too late to pick up on more accute underlying causes of the MINOCA?
Do you need to have a follow up cardiac MRI within a certain period of time after a MINOCA to accurately pick up on e.g. acute
myocarditis
? If it’s left for several months is it then too late to pick up on more accute underlying causes of the MINOCA?
Columbo70
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Possible myocarditis??
I said i had been on dr google and i stumbled across
myocarditis
and that i was displaying all of the symptoms, she, by the end of the appointment was swaying towards it being that! She went on to say she was putting an urgent referral into cardiology (still waiting for that).
I said i had been on dr google and i stumbled across
myocarditis
and that i was displaying all of the symptoms, she, by the end of the appointment was swaying towards it being that! She went on to say she was putting an urgent referral into cardiology (still waiting for that).
Lizabella246
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Myocarditis Specialist?
Can anyone recommend a Cardiologist that specialises in
myocarditis
please? I'm still struggling and have symptoms months after a 'general' Cardiologist gave me the all clear🥺 thank you
Can anyone recommend a Cardiologist that specialises in
myocarditis
please? I'm still struggling and have symptoms months after a 'general' Cardiologist gave me the all clear🥺 thank you
Geejay1709
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
5 year anniversary 🎉
I would like to let anyone in the early days after
Myocarditis
& Pericarditis know it does get better. 5th anniversary today and I went for an early morning swim today 👌🏼 only my 2nd but I managed 18 lengths. This year I walked the full 5k of the Race for Life 🎉 massive achievement.
I would like to let anyone in the early days after
Myocarditis
& Pericarditis know it does get better. 5th anniversary today and I went for an early morning swim today 👌🏼 only my 2nd but I managed 18 lengths. This year I walked the full 5k of the Race for Life 🎉 massive achievement.
HHH2017
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
extra beats ?
.(, I had pericarditis once back in 2020 and I know that pericarditis or
myocarditis
can happen ) I have a follow up gp phone appt today . Photo below is the ecg from my watch , on the lowest line where there are two spikes together that’s when I felt a flutter .
.(, I had pericarditis once back in 2020 and I know that pericarditis or
myocarditis
can happen ) I have a follow up gp phone appt today . Photo below is the ecg from my watch , on the lowest line where there are two spikes together that’s when I felt a flutter .
Westie2012
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
2 years ago
myocarditis
been in hospital diagnosed with viral mycorditis ECG normal X-ray normal echo cardiograph normal stress test normal troponin high discharge me but I still feel terrible I was ok for two. Weeks started back at work feel like I have been hit by a bus no energy heart thumping anyone else feel like this
been in hospital diagnosed with viral mycorditis ECG normal X-ray normal echo cardiograph normal stress test normal troponin high discharge me but I still feel terrible I was ok for two. Weeks started back at work feel like I have been hit by a bus no energy heart thumping anyone else feel like this
Rhva
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Mitral valve prolapse, regurgitation, annular disjunction & fibrosis
At the time, they thought this was
myocarditis
but with further investigation, it seems likely related to mitral valve prolapse syndrome.I’m on high dose of bisoprolol (10mg) and ramipril (10mg) as well as epelernone and blood thinner for arythmia.
At the time, they thought this was
myocarditis
but with further investigation, it seems likely related to mitral valve prolapse syndrome.I’m on high dose of bisoprolol (10mg) and ramipril (10mg) as well as epelernone and blood thinner for arythmia.
Islandhopper77
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Perfusion MRI results
Hello all I have just received some great news following a second MRI that my heart is now normal with no defects present following viral
myocarditis
and ongoing sensations of pain during up hill exercise.
Hello all I have just received some great news following a second MRI that my heart is now normal with no defects present following viral
myocarditis
and ongoing sensations of pain during up hill exercise.
Curlyanne
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Trying to make sense
Suspected
myocarditis
diagnosed and followed up with a cardiac CT and MRI a month ago.
Suspected
myocarditis
diagnosed and followed up with a cardiac CT and MRI a month ago.
Captain_Birdseye
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
myocarditis or pericarditis?
Hi guys, I'm a 35 year old male
Hi guys, I'm a 35 year old male
Zanewbut
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
My story: AFib, Covid and the jabs
The shortness of breath continues periodically and my cardiologist tells me it's
myocarditis
. He has given me a deferral for any boosters (not an exemption). I thank God for him. But my heart muscle is inflamed.
Myocarditis
is incurable and it is permanent.
The shortness of breath continues periodically and my cardiologist tells me it's
myocarditis
. He has given me a deferral for any boosters (not an exemption). I thank God for him. But my heart muscle is inflamed.
Myocarditis
is incurable and it is permanent.
marcyh
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
Should i take bisoprolol fumarate??
I was kind of shocked as i had pretty much convinced myself it was
myocarditis
, but he is adamant that with my bloods (even though my troponin level raised to 18, but did drop to 15 the next day), the 2 ECG's and the 72 hour tape, that it isn't
myocarditis
.
I was kind of shocked as i had pretty much convinced myself it was
myocarditis
, but he is adamant that with my bloods (even though my troponin level raised to 18, but did drop to 15 the next day), the 2 ECG's and the 72 hour tape, that it isn't
myocarditis
.
Lizabella246
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
fast heart after autumn Covid and flu vaccinations
I’ve read some reports of the new Pfizer vaccine causing palpitations but also mention of
myocarditis
. As I have a poorly functioning heart I’m hoping this is temporary and a reaction to my body raising my immune system.
I’ve read some reports of the new Pfizer vaccine causing palpitations but also mention of
myocarditis
. As I have a poorly functioning heart I’m hoping this is temporary and a reaction to my body raising my immune system.
Lizob
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
The anxiety is real!
but briefly, a couple of months ago I was diagnosed with
myocarditis
, all scans (ECG, echo, CT and MRI) have all been very reassuring and point to good heart health, however I am still experiencing some symptoms (chest pain and pins and needles mainly) and have been since the start (about 8 weeks ago
but briefly, a couple of months ago I was diagnosed with
myocarditis
, all scans (ECG, echo, CT and MRI) have all been very reassuring and point to good heart health, however I am still experiencing some symptoms (chest pain and pins and needles mainly) and have been since the start (about 8 weeks ago
Captain_Birdseye
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Living Nightmare! (At least I'm living!)
Myocarditis
" - the questionmark is a bit perturbing, The cardiologist was clear it was a Myocardial Infarction, I'm not entirely sure what
Myocarditis
is, but, I've been given a month off work. Fit note submitted to Job Centre.
Myocarditis
" - the questionmark is a bit perturbing, The cardiologist was clear it was a Myocardial Infarction, I'm not entirely sure what
Myocarditis
is, but, I've been given a month off work. Fit note submitted to Job Centre.
Gary221
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Advice or recommendations for travel Insurance with a heart condition
Hi I'm 54, I got
myocarditis
due to Covid couple of years ago which resulted in DCM. My EF has come back up to normal levels (~58%) . I have also recently (4 weeks ago) just had an ablation for SVT and everything seems to be settling down and a feel well.
Hi I'm 54, I got
myocarditis
due to Covid couple of years ago which resulted in DCM. My EF has come back up to normal levels (~58%) . I have also recently (4 weeks ago) just had an ablation for SVT and everything seems to be settling down and a feel well.
greypoints
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Viral myocarditis
Hi I'm a 39 year old male who 7 weeks ago got diagnosed with viral
myocarditis
. I'm on beta blockers and anti-inflammatory drugs I'm still getting alot of chest pain is this normal? I tried going back to my job sat on a ride on lawnmower this week but only lasted 3 days which is frustrating.
Hi I'm a 39 year old male who 7 weeks ago got diagnosed with viral
myocarditis
. I'm on beta blockers and anti-inflammatory drugs I'm still getting alot of chest pain is this normal? I tried going back to my job sat on a ride on lawnmower this week but only lasted 3 days which is frustrating.
Dsg39
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
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