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Hernia op cancelled.
I ended up leaping out of the car once we were close enough (wife driving) and running down the road to get to my appointment on time - by the time I was called in for the procedure I was experiencing a
tachycardia
attack that just would not settle down.
I ended up leaping out of the car once we were close enough (wife driving) and running down the road to get to my appointment on time - by the time I was called in for the procedure I was experiencing a
tachycardia
attack that just would not settle down.
Gazart
in
AF Association
8 years ago
Appointment at Freeman Hospital
Well, it appears I probably don't have a-fib or a-flutter, but probably Atrioventricular nodal reentrant
tachycardia
(AVNRT)(I'm sure they make these long words ip just to confuse you) Still needs an operation (waiting list 6-8 months), they will check the diagnosis when I'm in.
Well, it appears I probably don't have a-fib or a-flutter, but probably Atrioventricular nodal reentrant
tachycardia
(AVNRT)(I'm sure they make these long words ip just to confuse you) Still needs an operation (waiting list 6-8 months), they will check the diagnosis when I'm in.
Paddinton
in
AF Association
8 years ago
Palpitations or afib after every swallow
Apparently the acronym for what I have is SIAT (swallowing induced atrial
tachycardia
). I had my first bout of this about 20 years ago. All the usual tests (echocardiogram, EKG, thyroid etc) all showed a normal heart. After several years of battling this I discovered I had acid reflux.
Apparently the acronym for what I have is SIAT (swallowing induced atrial
tachycardia
). I had my first bout of this about 20 years ago. All the usual tests (echocardiogram, EKG, thyroid etc) all showed a normal heart. After several years of battling this I discovered I had acid reflux.
Queticopete
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
8 years ago
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Called in suddenly to discuss 24h ECG results ASAP. Appt tomorrow Fri 11am. No idea how to prep, what questions to ask. Any ideas please?
One is that my sleep is (generally) less wakeful, and the other is some (imperfect) relief from the very high pulse rates I get from PoTS (Postural Orthostatic
Tachycardia
Syndrome). I am hoping she doesn't tell me my pulse has been going too low at night and I'll have to come off the bisoprolol.
One is that my sleep is (generally) less wakeful, and the other is some (imperfect) relief from the very high pulse rates I get from PoTS (Postural Orthostatic
Tachycardia
Syndrome). I am hoping she doesn't tell me my pulse has been going too low at night and I'll have to come off the bisoprolol.
Boombiddy
in
AF Association
8 years ago
How do some drugs pass testing ?
This is the cut down list of side effects
Cardiovascular
: hypertension,
tachycardia
, bradycardia, hypotension, palpitations.
This is the cut down list of side effects
Cardiovascular
: hypertension,
tachycardia
, bradycardia, hypotension, palpitations.
sospan
in
Headway
8 years ago
Does anyone have sinus Rhythm or Sinus tachycardia
I am wondering if any of you have been diagnosed with sinus rhythm/sinus
tachycardia
, I have recently after having the 24 hour holter monitor test as since January I have had episodes of my heart just racing.
I am wondering if any of you have been diagnosed with sinus rhythm/sinus
tachycardia
, I have recently after having the 24 hour holter monitor test as since January I have had episodes of my heart just racing.
MarleneFlorrie
in
LUPUS UK
8 years ago
Well done, LupusUK Forum!
On Wednesday morning, I was browsing older posts here and came across some that described POTS (postural
tachycardia
syndrome). Someone suggested trying the 'stand test' and taking the result to my GP.
On Wednesday morning, I was browsing older posts here and came across some that described POTS (postural
tachycardia
syndrome). Someone suggested trying the 'stand test' and taking the result to my GP.
whisperit
in
LUPUS UK
8 years ago
Tachycardia after ablation
He said that I have
tachycardia
, which isn't as serious as my afib, which should right itself over time and has prescribed amederone. I'm just checking that this seems likely as I have my healthcare in France and sometimes feel that the odd nuance may get lost in translation.
He said that I have
tachycardia
, which isn't as serious as my afib, which should right itself over time and has prescribed amederone. I'm just checking that this seems likely as I have my healthcare in France and sometimes feel that the odd nuance may get lost in translation.
PJR1949
in
AF Association
8 years ago
How many ablations is too many?
I have had bouts of atrial flutter and
tachycardia
for the last year. So far most medications do not work. It was discovered that there is extensive scarring on my right atrium. Thus far I've had 3 ablations, 2 of which seemed to work for a couple of months before the flutter/
tachycardia
returned.
I have had bouts of atrial flutter and
tachycardia
for the last year. So far most medications do not work. It was discovered that there is extensive scarring on my right atrium. Thus far I've had 3 ablations, 2 of which seemed to work for a couple of months before the flutter/
tachycardia
returned.
chanceflight
in
AF Association
8 years ago
How many ablations is too many?
I had bouts of atrial flutter and
tachycardia
for the last year. So far most medications do not work. It was discovered that there is extensive scarring on my right atrium. Thus far I've had 3 ablations, 2 of which seemed to work for a couple of months before the flutter/
tachycardia
returned.
I had bouts of atrial flutter and
tachycardia
for the last year. So far most medications do not work. It was discovered that there is extensive scarring on my right atrium. Thus far I've had 3 ablations, 2 of which seemed to work for a couple of months before the flutter/
tachycardia
returned.
chanceflight
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
8 years ago
Endo believes I am hyperthyroid! T3 only 4 years - previously hypothyroid
My temp is rarely 37.0 I am being sent off for bone density scanning (I am OK with that), and possible 24 hr ECG to check for
tachycardia
runs. I would hope that all of these will demonstrate that I am NOT hyperthyroid.
My temp is rarely 37.0 I am being sent off for bone density scanning (I am OK with that), and possible 24 hr ECG to check for
tachycardia
runs. I would hope that all of these will demonstrate that I am NOT hyperthyroid.
Agapanthus
in
Thyroid UK
8 years ago
AV Node Ablation
So after nearly 5 years of AF, AFlutter, Bradycardia and
Tachycardia
as well as a Pacemaker insertion, 2 RF Ablations and 1 Cardioversion, as well as a stroke and a TIA including 4 stents. I am pleased to say it is ten days since the AV node ablation.
So after nearly 5 years of AF, AFlutter, Bradycardia and
Tachycardia
as well as a Pacemaker insertion, 2 RF Ablations and 1 Cardioversion, as well as a stroke and a TIA including 4 stents. I am pleased to say it is ten days since the AV node ablation.
tibetan36
in
AF Association
8 years ago
Return of anxiety & depression
Ectopic beats have stopped,
tachycardia
episodes have stopped,but I am still feeling very anxious & my mood has slumped.
Ectopic beats have stopped,
tachycardia
episodes have stopped,but I am still feeling very anxious & my mood has slumped.
Naomi8
in
Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Should I be concerned??
The ECG report also included sinus
tachycardia
. Should I be worried, do I really have hypothyroidism??
The ECG report also included sinus
tachycardia
. Should I be worried, do I really have hypothyroidism??
Easter_22
in
Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Second opinion
So there we are, a slightly different take on how to treat my increasingly regular AF and
tachycardia
, and at the moment I'm trying to process what I took from the consultation. Am I glad I went?
So there we are, a slightly different take on how to treat my increasingly regular AF and
tachycardia
, and at the moment I'm trying to process what I took from the consultation. Am I glad I went?
mrsg46
in
AF Association
8 years ago
Beta Blocker for the Side Effects of Methylprednisolone
By early October, I had developed the following side effects: nervousness/anxiety, trembling,
tachycardia
, ectopic heartbeats, loss of appetite/weight loss, blood pressure swings, and dizziness.
By early October, I had developed the following side effects: nervousness/anxiety, trembling,
tachycardia
, ectopic heartbeats, loss of appetite/weight loss, blood pressure swings, and dizziness.
Admiral06
in
PMRGCAuk
8 years ago
back to T3 only.
After over a year on T3 only,I tried adding some NDT into the mix in April.I stopped after 5 weeks,as constant ectopic beats returned,supraventricular
tachycardia
episodes returned & worst of all,anxiety-worst on waking,improving as the day wore on,plus low mood.
After over a year on T3 only,I tried adding some NDT into the mix in April.I stopped after 5 weeks,as constant ectopic beats returned,supraventricular
tachycardia
episodes returned & worst of all,anxiety-worst on waking,improving as the day wore on,plus low mood.
Naomi8
in
Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Asthma?
(It seems to have only been around for a few years,despite its components being around for a long time) Can an elevated ige (assuming for a long period of time) cause
tachycardia
?
(It seems to have only been around for a few years,despite its components being around for a long time) Can an elevated ige (assuming for a long period of time) cause
tachycardia
?
Chip_y2kuk
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
8 years ago
Thyroid labs-help!
I've been feeling extremely fatigued over the last week or so with
tachycardia
when I have to stand, feel very weak.
I've been feeling extremely fatigued over the last week or so with
tachycardia
when I have to stand, feel very weak.
Javableue
in
Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Watch that catches AF & heart attacks, alerts you then calls for help (with your location) if you don't answer. Too good to be true?
If eg you're having
tachycardia
/AF it asks if you're ok, & if it doesn't get an answer calls your selected people plus 911 (hopefully 999 here in UK), and gives your GPS position. (No good for permanent AF I suspect but apparently modifiable).
If eg you're having
tachycardia
/AF it asks if you're ok, & if it doesn't get an answer calls your selected people plus 911 (hopefully 999 here in UK), and gives your GPS position. (No good for permanent AF I suspect but apparently modifiable).
Boombiddy
in
AF Association
8 years ago
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