yes again thank you..I will try to to do it,,actually I used to eat carbs meals more often on eating time...it was not only my abdomen as i feel the pulse but it feels like it was my whole body.. i feel that the pulse i feel in my abdomen are connected to my heart beat too....and seems it was in my whole body as even on my head too..
Thanks for the advice my friend..
I get that after eating high carb meals, so I avoid that. I think it usually is a sign that something is stressing the body so the heart have to work hard (given that you feel this in your entire body as you say..)
If you only have a pulsating abdomen, you should get an ultrasound of the aorta to rule out that this artery is dilated (though that's extremely uncommon at the age of 30).
anyone here can share me of having an abnormal abdominal pulse as are so forceful as seems like have it in my whole body and can make dizzy to someone..have a good day
Ok ,,,thanks for the advice..And will try to start to do it soon..
Yes my first doctor (cardiologist) had given me an isoptin at first but when I feels like that it was still the same as nothing change of what I feel,,She change it to Amiodarone...I was taken it for a couple of weeks..And I feel nothing had change so I back her again for a medical check-up..
And a week after my last visit to her..
She decided me to get an expert doctor as really fits on my health..She think that she make to handle with my health..Although she was explaining about the time of having an implant and how much it spend,,.
And so I was to my other doctor as the ICD and pacemaker doctor,she found out based from my lab test result that I don't have a "Cardiac Dysrythmia" when my Holter monitor result (as where my first doctor said that she found out a diagnosis from that result)....
Though right away she told me to stop taking my Amiodarone..
My second doctor repeat my a Holter monitor for 24 hours for to be sure of it..And she was right when I am with a normal result...
Yes I am feeling good except for the pulse I have in my whole body as are very forceful as I feel....
Thanks,,
Yes my blood pressure last week are 120/ 80 ..as are normal but sometimes it comes a little higher ..when I do feel a bit uncomfy during getting my pressure..I felt a bit scared as thinking of that maybe it comes to higher again,,Yes I easily get scared to,,but what I am feeling most was the pulse over my body..though I am skinny type of body..thanks
I'm slightly confused by your question.
First, I agree with all the information from the previous poster, and no one here can provide a diagnosis, we are not professionals.
The confusing part is, that while most of this sounded innocent and stress related to me, you were given Amiodarone by your cardiologist(?). This is as far as I know not a common medication for young people, and is usually only given in cases of serious arrhythmias.
First, they gave you Isoptin, which is effective mostly in cases of supraventricular tachycardias and PACs (and for rate control in atrial fibrillation). Then changed to Amiodarone? Not easy to guess which arrhythmia they found..
You mention ICD and pacemakers. Did you mean that the doctor was specialized in this or are they planning to implant one? Further, you say that the results from testing was "normal".
I find it hard to believe that any doctor would give Amiodarone to someone with normal test results. They must have found something? For normal results (just palpitations without any heart disease) as far as I know they provide reassurance, a small dose of beta blockers or isoptin (you say 4g, I hope this is not correct as a daily dosage as it's about 10 times as high as maximum dosage in my country..)
The first thing you need to do is to find out what arrhythmia you suffer from. Then let an experienced cardiologist or EP doctor handle this. As I said, there are lots of confusing things in your post and it's not easy for us lay people to understand it :)
We aren't really doctors in this part of the forum so we can't diagnose you but you may want to pose your question in one of the doctor forums to see if you can get some professional advice. That said, how is your blood pressure now? If you are still high, getting it under control may help you feel better. That said anxiety could be what is causing all of your symptoms. Overall it sounds like you are pretty healthy. It sounds like there is some sort of confusion between your doctors about whether you have a heart rhythm disturbance. But if you do, they can come and go, they are generally not anything to be too concerned over in an otherwise healthy heart, which you have. So I would say at this point do what you need to do to get any stress and anxiety under control. Finally, do you find that you have a lot of gas? It is possible there is some sort of abdominal disturbance irritating the vagus nerve which sends signals to the heart causing it to act up. If you can clear up any abdominal/digestion issues it may also alleviate your symptoms. Good luck. I do hope you feel better soon. Keep us posted on how you are doing.