Well, Hank, I'd say those who control this site have either given you a preferential access code or have set up the system to recognize and accept your posts.  I spent yesterday ( a day of no accepted questions, from 9 am to 5 pmPremenstrual syndrome
Relieving pms my time trying to post every few minutes.  



Why was I not surprised to see yet ANOTHER post from you this morning.  This is a joke as you get ever more detailed and others cannot post questions.  Perhaps the doctors are amused by your autodidact ( look it up ) knowledge.  



I have learned a great deal at this site.  I've learned the true extent of how my HMO doctors have failed me over the years and learned that there is no hope or life for me except what I have.  Of course, my condition could very well get worse.  



So, Hankstar, have fun on your site.  This is the last time I visit or try to post.  There have to be many equally good informational sites on the internet.  And....probably what I need and many others with similar problems is not a doctor but a lawyer to compel my HMO to stop saving money at my great detriment.  

I have been lucky, just like Hank, and have hit the window of opportunity at just the right moment.  It is only luck, and being at the computer at the right moment.  Please consider what you said about this site.  People like Hank are very valuable and you could be too.  You have a somewhat negative attitude and this is not helping your situation at all.  There is no magic bullet as to when you can post, just pure luck.  When you post negative stuff, like you just did to Hank, it will discourage Hank to post again and he is posting for other people too.  If you'll notice, I got lucky again today and posted for myself and someone else who has been unable to get a question in.  Here's hoping you will have Happy Holidays!

Hi jdm! I'm so sorry to hear you are still trying to post a question. I had a little difficulty last year, but eventually, I was able to post around 8:30-9:00 a.m. Eastern Standard time. I don't know what time zone you are in, but hopefully, you will revisit and give it a short in the morning. Remember, that time is on the east coast. So, if you are on the westWest nile virus coast, I guess it would be best around 5:30-6:00 a.m., etc. Good luck. I really hope you are able to get through. It's always nice to hear others' questions and answers.

Hankstar, good for you I am so glad that you are posting so frequently because you ask well thought out questions that bear relevance to what most of us with "benignBenign ear cyst or tumor
Benign positional vertigo PVC" have and that is the fearFears and phobias that they may degenerate into something far worse. I am relieved by your posts and if others find it difficult to post well here's a secret to all- post before 9 am EST and I am sure most will be lucky.



Good luck and be safeSafe driving for teens
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Thanks for asking great questions,



You and I seem to have similar issues ...



Abe alias Medking

I am feeling a little better about my HolterHolter monitor (24h) results.  The beta blocker has helped with my palps.  It can help with NSVT, also, right?



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I spoke to an uncle of my husband's today.  He is a doctor.  He said that some NSVT's on HolterHolter monitor (24h) results can be false.  I kind of wondered if he was just saying that to make me feel better or if this were true.

Test results always have room for error.  Try not to worry (I know easier said than done), and work with a good cardiologist.  If there is a question about the accuracy of test results, they can either re-test or try other means to get the info that is needed.

By the way, the docs I know are pretty honest and don't give "false hope" to make me "feel better."  I suspect your uncle is being candid with you; sometimes folks put too much stock into test results.

Aloha,

Starion

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Hi, I'm new to this board but wanted to reply to the question posted above.  I have had SVTParoxysmal supraventricular tachycardia (psvt)'s now for over forty years (I'm 48).  Before I had childrenChild neglect and psychological abuse
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