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I thought you'd never ask.@Tesumph Do you have any good news?
This is great.I thought you'd never ask.
Well, my heart is fine. The echo and treadmill ekg were perfect, as I expected.
But she told me she really felt like my symptoms could be from severe PVC's and PAC's (premature ventricular/atrial contractions). She thinks my heartbeat is irregular to the point of causing the chest pain, shortness of breath, lethargy, and even the dizziness and fainting.
Good news is that my heart is physically and functionally perfect, I won't die from a heart attack or stroke, and I finally have a damn diagnoses for once in my life! Bad news is that the potential medication for this (slows your heartbeat) can cause more tiredness, lethargy, and depression.
Weighing the options now.
She's going to call you Monday with good news.No word on the job yet. I got tired of waiting and called the clinic this afternoon. She said she would be "making calls" on Monday.
Wish she'd put me out of my misery.
She told me the side effects outright.This is great.
The knowing is so much better than not having an answer.
Um...side effects don't happen if you don't read about them.
Just don't lay down after you take a pill and you will be fine.
I'll report back tomorrow to see if this trick works.
My gut disagrees. Just swing the hatchet already.She's going to call you Monday with good news.
She told me the side effects outright.
I'm still confused about the diagnoses to be honest. If you Google PAC/PVCs, everything says that they cause no symptoms besides a fluttering in the chest (which I also have). Of course I trust a doctor more than Google but it is confusing.
I have the option to get a holter monitor that I would wear for days/weeks to actually catch the abnormal beats and see how severe it is. Wondering if it's worth the $$$.