Well
5 odd years of a darting pain that feels like it’s my heart,
comes and goes with month lapses in between episodes.
Age 46 225lbs Male
Here I am after discovering a strange feeling like being off balance, or sea sick when I’m sitting at my desk, I notice that my normally slow
pulseNeck pulse
Pulse
Pulse - bounding
Pulse - weak or absent
Radial pulse
Takayasu arteritis
Taking your carotid pulse 50-60 beats is doing a
doubleDouble-tussin dm beat every 2nd or 3rd beat.
EKGAtrioventricular block, ekg tracing
Ecg
Exercise stress test confirms the irregular beats.
I do high-end stress test; heart is great, CT scan all is
normalNormal saline flush.
I notice that if I sit, my
pulseNeck pulse
Pulse
Pulse - bounding
Pulse - weak or absent
Radial pulse
Takayasu arteritis
Taking your carotid pulse is wacky, when I stand
the beat is
normalNormal saline flush.
Cholesterol is high so I’m using Lipitor, and 1 month later
levels are normal.
Still abnormal beats so,
now I’m on panic mode, and my stomach feels nervous, I’m having problems breathing, so I do
the lower GI and I have a hiatal hernia and reflux.
(Prior to this 10 tums at a time was the norm.)
OK so now I’m on Prevacid.
Still feel like ****, slowing down on the panic somewhat
but irregular heart beats still going on, if I sit for too long
at my desk.
So Im definitely seeing a connection between my gut and my heart.
I’m starting to loose weight, sleeping on the sofa seems to force me to lie on my left and back.
I’m supplementing frantically with Omega, wheatgrass, B, E all the **** in the world until I read a thread on this site.
So the way I see it is that getting the stomach to lie in its normal position, should take care of most of these symptoms.
How do we get the stomach in sync?
On my 'Low dose computed tomography of the chest'
It says there is a small sliding retrocardic hiatus hernia suggested.
However I read the 'double contrast upper gastrointestinal series with kub' says no hiatial hernia but there is reflux.
Why only when I sit does my heart start to beat irregularly?
Thanx
Says No Hiatal hernia
'Low dose computed tomography of the chest'
Says there is a small sliding retrocardiac hiatas hernia.
Does this mean my stomach is not protruding enough to
make a difference?
By the way is there a length of time one should remain on prevacid?
have you ever tried GAS-X or extra strength GAS-X to neutralise gas in your stomach,may be this is what is affecting your heart when you sit.
alka selzer works too,except it contains sodium
say in the morning after 12 hours of no food?
Prior to this complication, for about a year I had been Jacuzzing for 30 minutes every night, and them I would swim my laps strenuously.
Do you know whether overexposure to a Jacuzzi is detrimental to health.
i never trust the water in those pools.
what is the problem at nite with hernia??why is my stomach creating so much gas??
does the resting position in bed makes it worse?/
The bacteria that Yoshi mentions is that possible as a cause??
I can feel when my heart goes astray. No vest necessary.
Its not a pulpitation but more like 2 close beats and a longer space between the next double beat.
Only when I sit!!!
Thats why I thought there could be a gastro connection.
Lung perhaps
It was your thread that I read that interested me in this site.
It seems you having the same/ similar stuff going on.
I’ve stopped exercising for a few days and it seems a little
better.
I’m doing acupuncture.
Q10, E, Potassium, Mag and Cal/zinc,
Im hoping that this well control it.
I’m finding out that the medical profession is like all
others, its about finding the right path to create the most wealth.
That’s why I find this site so refreshing.
Lets keep in touch so we can perhaps help each other find
the miracle cure. ***@****
It is easy to swallow water when swimming.
- irregular heart rate (double – space – double)
- gas (rolaids/malox not helping much)
- high (bad) cholesterol – taking Crestor and Niacin
- I have increased my activity level cycling (6-8 hours/wk)
- Age: 42
- The gas and heart rate seems to occur after dinner or before bed
this has been going on for about 2 weeks
should i go into emerg. or see my GP ...i would like to have some id of what i'm into... Any comments?
thanks
adam