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So I am lost on if it's POTS or what, my one doctor brought up dumping symdrome
So I'm lost on what I have, I have a tilt table test scheduled and do believe I have very mild POTS but I really wonder about this
tachycardia
after eating.....
So I'm lost on what I have, I have a tilt table test scheduled and do believe I have very mild POTS but I really wonder about this
tachycardia
after eating.....
Armyguy
in
Anxiety Support
8 years ago
A love letter from and for the heart 💜
Because I was afraid of doctors and had no insurance ( yes, I live in America - the sickest, most unhealthy unenlightened country in the developed world) I walked around in AFIB for 6 mos before arriving at the ER gravely ill with CHF, cardiomyopthy, Rt venticular
tachycardia
and trouble breathing.
Because I was afraid of doctors and had no insurance ( yes, I live in America - the sickest, most unhealthy unenlightened country in the developed world) I walked around in AFIB for 6 mos before arriving at the ER gravely ill with CHF, cardiomyopthy, Rt venticular
tachycardia
and trouble breathing.
Sparky143
in
AF Association
8 years ago
Interesting read - what are the thoughts?
Nontoxic and Effective Treatment So if you suffer from atrial fibrillation, ventricular
tachycardia
, ventricular fibrillation, or any other cardiac arrhythmia, you will probably be prescribed the toxic drug Amiodarone along with the rat poison warfarin (Coumadin).
Nontoxic and Effective Treatment So if you suffer from atrial fibrillation, ventricular
tachycardia
, ventricular fibrillation, or any other cardiac arrhythmia, you will probably be prescribed the toxic drug Amiodarone along with the rat poison warfarin (Coumadin).
Hidden
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AF Association
7 years ago
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Tachycardia
I have to say the most annoying part of this is being
tachycardia
24-7 and it's annoying, well not 24-7 but I'll eat and my heart will be racing 160 bpm but when I go to the ER it's normal rhythem which is good but I don't feel anxious when these incidents happen Its annoying.
I have to say the most annoying part of this is being
tachycardia
24-7 and it's annoying, well not 24-7 but I'll eat and my heart will be racing 160 bpm but when I go to the ER it's normal rhythem which is good but I don't feel anxious when these incidents happen Its annoying.
Armyguy
in
Anxiety Support
8 years ago
Hair loss and pain in legs. The latest symptom of my hypothyroidism?
I also have low testosterone and suffer from intermittent bouts of
tachycardia
(resting pulse of 170+), excessive sweating and my usual healthy blood pressure jumps to 180/100.
I also have low testosterone and suffer from intermittent bouts of
tachycardia
(resting pulse of 170+), excessive sweating and my usual healthy blood pressure jumps to 180/100.
Nunezhall
in
Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Self diagnosing again - but what to do?
It might also account for my persistent
tachycardia
and sensation of a "thumping" heartbeat. My initial presentation a year ago had been shortness of breath, and I had heart and lung symptoms that led to an initial diagnosis of heart failure.
It might also account for my persistent
tachycardia
and sensation of a "thumping" heartbeat. My initial presentation a year ago had been shortness of breath, and I had heart and lung symptoms that led to an initial diagnosis of heart failure.
whisperit
in
LUPUS UK
8 years ago
Feeling Helpless
Last March after getting over the flu, I had a incident of
tachycardia
that converted to afib. I stayed overnight in the hospital and had all the blood tests, chest xray, ekgs, heart ultrasounds done. Nothing showed up. The cardiologist put me on Cartia XT 180mg and Flecanide 100mg a day.
Last March after getting over the flu, I had a incident of
tachycardia
that converted to afib. I stayed overnight in the hospital and had all the blood tests, chest xray, ekgs, heart ultrasounds done. Nothing showed up. The cardiologist put me on Cartia XT 180mg and Flecanide 100mg a day.
sjanee11
in
AF Association
8 years ago
Sinus tachycardia Pots syndrome
At the same time I developed sinus
tachycardia
confirmed on 24 hr monitor. GP wouldn't increase thyroxine as nervous. I saw cardiologist who said possibly PoTs syndrome Does anyone have experience of this?
At the same time I developed sinus
tachycardia
confirmed on 24 hr monitor. GP wouldn't increase thyroxine as nervous. I saw cardiologist who said possibly PoTs syndrome Does anyone have experience of this?
richard123
in
Thyroid UK
8 years ago
More blood pressure problems
I will also be looking into Postural Orthostatic
Tachycardia
Syndrome, as most of my high BP and heart rate happens upon standing and walking around. The other day it was normal when sitting and then deadly high when standing. Then it went back to normal when sitting down again.
I will also be looking into Postural Orthostatic
Tachycardia
Syndrome, as most of my high BP and heart rate happens upon standing and walking around. The other day it was normal when sitting and then deadly high when standing. Then it went back to normal when sitting down again.
blizzard2014
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
8 years ago
Varapamil
My
tachycardia
is now much worse and more frequent. I've seen my GP, who has asked the consultant for advice. Two weeks later and nothing.[/i] [i]Anyone else had experience of Varapamil and it's effect?[/i] [i]m[/i] [i]My most recent diagnosis by the consultant is AVNRT.[/i]
My
tachycardia
is now much worse and more frequent. I've seen my GP, who has asked the consultant for advice. Two weeks later and nothing.[/i] [i]Anyone else had experience of Varapamil and it's effect?[/i] [i]m[/i] [i]My most recent diagnosis by the consultant is AVNRT.[/i]
Paddinton
in
AF Association
8 years ago
Hello.
Ambulanced to A and E five moths ago: chest pain and
tachycardia
. AF diagnosed plus "mild" left ventricular dysfunction. Left hospital after 24 hours. Prescribed bisoprolol, rivaroxaban, GTN pm and ramipril. Ramipril replaced by Losartan as not tolerated.
Ambulanced to A and E five moths ago: chest pain and
tachycardia
. AF diagnosed plus "mild" left ventricular dysfunction. Left hospital after 24 hours. Prescribed bisoprolol, rivaroxaban, GTN pm and ramipril. Ramipril replaced by Losartan as not tolerated.
Hidden
in
AF Association
8 years ago
Everything is so confusing
In the summer of 2016 I had what appeared to be a thyroid storm with
tachycardia
, sweating and hypertension. I have been getting these symptoms in a progressively worsening fashion for some years. I was admitted to A&E after I collapsed and was found to have very low TSH of less than 0.01.
In the summer of 2016 I had what appeared to be a thyroid storm with
tachycardia
, sweating and hypertension. I have been getting these symptoms in a progressively worsening fashion for some years. I was admitted to A&E after I collapsed and was found to have very low TSH of less than 0.01.
Nunezhall
in
Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Thankyou to all who supported and advised me after 24h tape showed a run of VT. It's good news...
She had consulted a local cardio she rates highly, re the non-sustained ventricular
tachycardia
that showed on my 24 hour ECG tape. She enclosed this consultant's reply. He says that the NSVT run is in fact an artefact, and that it is (therefore) appropriate for me to wait to see my EP in July.
She had consulted a local cardio she rates highly, re the non-sustained ventricular
tachycardia
that showed on my 24 hour ECG tape. She enclosed this consultant's reply. He says that the NSVT run is in fact an artefact, and that it is (therefore) appropriate for me to wait to see my EP in July.
Boombiddy
in
AF Association
8 years ago
Bit of a dilemma
Recently I had a prolonged event of
tachycardia
, in all its types, but with occasional episodes of AF when, after about 3 hours of very uncomfortable fast AF, I realised I had gone back into nsr.
Recently I had a prolonged event of
tachycardia
, in all its types, but with occasional episodes of AF when, after about 3 hours of very uncomfortable fast AF, I realised I had gone back into nsr.
mrsg46
in
AF Association
8 years ago
Eliminate Sugar, Dairy & Gluten to feel better
So I have a low blood pressure illness that presents itself as Postural Orthostatic
Tachycardia
Syndrome which means I'm susceptible to unpredictable days where I'm very dizzy or in a fog where I can't seem to function or have pain and exhaustion so I've had to change my diet and how I live significantly
So I have a low blood pressure illness that presents itself as Postural Orthostatic
Tachycardia
Syndrome which means I'm susceptible to unpredictable days where I'm very dizzy or in a fog where I can't seem to function or have pain and exhaustion so I've had to change my diet and how I live significantly
toothpickmoon
in
Healthy Eating
8 years ago
Recovery time from radio-frequency ablation for focal atrial tachycardia compared to 'full' ablation for AF
Dear all, I've been reading the replies to Julie regarding recovery time from ablation with great interest (best of luck to you, Julie, I'm sure all will be just fine) but I was wondering if the advice regarding recuperation periods apply to 'radio-frequency ablation' for suspected focal atrial
tachycardia
Dear all, I've been reading the replies to Julie regarding recovery time from ablation with great interest (best of luck to you, Julie, I'm sure all will be just fine) but I was wondering if the advice regarding recuperation periods apply to 'radio-frequency ablation' for suspected focal atrial
tachycardia
Seankevan
in
AF Association
8 years ago
Bounding heart rate during anxiety attacks. Any words of advice, im really scared?
I went to the doctor the next day and he did an ekg it read normal except for
tachycardia
(fast pulse) which go figure goes hand in hand in anxiety.
I went to the doctor the next day and he did an ekg it read normal except for
tachycardia
(fast pulse) which go figure goes hand in hand in anxiety.
nicolecherry
in
Anxiety Support
8 years ago
Metoprolol
Hi all Ive come off amiodarone due to side effects now Ive been given Metoprolol 25mg to take when Im in AF at my usual 160 bpm due to me having bradycardia 1 minute then Supraventricular
tachycardia
the next...anyone else take Metoprolol when needed
Hi all Ive come off amiodarone due to side effects now Ive been given Metoprolol 25mg to take when Im in AF at my usual 160 bpm due to me having bradycardia 1 minute then Supraventricular
tachycardia
the next...anyone else take Metoprolol when needed
bushy2016
in
AF Association
8 years ago
sinus tachycardia
I have ST since august. Pulse twice normal!! Seen GP & had tests-all normal! Have requested consultant NHS mid january 2017!! Do i need to go private to sort this problem ASAP or leave as no breathlessness or chest pain up to now!
I have ST since august. Pulse twice normal!! Seen GP & had tests-all normal! Have requested consultant NHS mid january 2017!! Do i need to go private to sort this problem ASAP or leave as no breathlessness or chest pain up to now!
toisondor
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
8 years ago
Can a GP get a consultant to bring an appointment forward for a patient if the symptoms warrant it? (& shd EP deal with non-sustained VT?)
Last week my GP called me in sharpish on seeing the results of my 24-hour ECG tape, as It included a run of ventricular
tachycardia
, 11 beats long at 187 bpm. The articles I have read say VT that last "more than a few seconds" are dangerous. I calculate that mine lasted about 3.5 seconds.
Last week my GP called me in sharpish on seeing the results of my 24-hour ECG tape, as It included a run of ventricular
tachycardia
, 11 beats long at 187 bpm. The articles I have read say VT that last "more than a few seconds" are dangerous. I calculate that mine lasted about 3.5 seconds.
Boombiddy
in
AF Association
8 years ago
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