Holtor is normal

[PikaPika88]

I missed so many posts and so many people here.  My GP said the holter that I'd done last month is normal.  I haven't got it in hand yet.  I'll post it when I got it.  Sound like he can't help me anymore.  He gave up on me now.  I am very miserable.  I really don't want that morning "express train" stays in my chest.  and... dizziness.  Sound like I am a liar....  It is NO such symptom and medical term in documentry yet?  Would sugar too low or too high cause that?  They don't believe what I said.  It is the only choice to wait for perimenopause, menopause pass.... or I got to diagnose by myself?

I am still in the junction to decide whether or not to go ahead with the gastroscopy and colonoscopy?  If you, would you go for the test that the doctor who don't want to take care as his/her patient anymore?  I am pretty confidence that the tests would be normal as well.  I had both of them done in Jan 2007 which were "normal".

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Hi Pika.  I've sent you a very very long e-mail about my opinion on the above, check your hotmail and profile addresses.

I did want to say that low blood sugar can definitely make your heart pound hard and fast as well as cause dizzyness.  Maybe you should check your blood sugars first thing in the morning for a few days.  There's a thing called the Dawn Phenomenon, which makes your sugar shoot up really high really fast when you get out of bed, its something to do with adrenalin being released, and maybe you are waking up a bit hypo and then flying high an hour later.  When last did you see your diabetic specialist?  What was your last Hba1c?  Also the symptoms could certainly be hormonal.  I'm still a tad young for menopause, so don't know much about it, but hormones can really upset things, especially in conjunction with your other problems.

I would go for the gastroscope and colonoscopy.  Who knows, this time they might find something.  While you are there ask them to check the blood sugar (Hba1c), hormone levels and thyroid.  Get it all done in one go.  If the results are all normal that's ok too.  At least you know your problems are not stemming from those things.

[PikaPika88]

Finally, I got my Holter Report in the mail.  I am open and wish everyone give it a go - comment.  I have a look and think (no dr explain it), there are somethings was hidden.....  Why they didn't explain the morning "express train"?  Must be the strong coffee worked!  See!  No PAC, PVC nor Pause.

HEART RATE
Minimum HR-4 Intervals : 63 bpm at 02:07
Maximum HR-4 Intervals : 128 bpm at 18:56
Average HR-24 Hours : 80 bpm
Minimum HR-Hourly : 66 bpm at 4:00
Maximum HR-Hourly : 105 bpm at 11:00
Analyzed Beats : 113663
Analyzed Minutes : 1438

ST SEGMENT ANALYSIS
Total ST Minutes CH1 : 0
Total ST Minutes CH2 : 0
Total ST Minutes CH3 : 0
Max Delta ST Depression : N/A
Max Delta ST Elevation : +2.4 at 3:22 @ CH2
Max ST Episode : N/A
Max HR In ST Episode : 0

VENTRICULAR ECTOPY
VE Total : 0
V-Pair Total : 0
V-Run Total : 0  
Longest V-Run : N/A
Maximum HR V-Run : N/A
Minimum HR V-Run : N/A
VE's per 1000/per Hour : 0/0
Ventricular R on T : 0

SUPRAVENTRICULAR ECTOPY
SVE Total : 0  
SV-Run Total : 0
Longest SV-Run : N/A
Maximum HR SV-Run : N/A
SVE's per 1000/per hour : 0/0
Total Aberrant Beats/Runs : 0/0
Atrial Fib/Flutter : 0.0%

HEART RATE VARIABILITY
SDNN-24 Hour : 136
SDANN Index : 114
SDNN Index : 74
rMSSD : 63
pNN50 : 42
Spectral Power-24 Hour : 4877.9
Min Spectral Power Hour : 881.8
Max Spectral Power Hour : 11012.0

BRADYCARDIA
Pauses in Excess of 2.0 sec : 0
Max Pause : N/A

QT
Max QT : 649 ms (Ch.1)
Max QTc : 665 ms
Time of Max QT : at 23:24. HR 74 bpm.
Ventricular Escape : N/A

Anyone knows what is HEART RATE VARIABILITY?

Also, at the Conclusions:
"One patient triggered event, coinciding with ventricular paced rhythm, rate 72-89 bpm.  I only pressed the button once, there was in the morning when I woke up with the morning "express train".  Is it the one that he said I triggered it?

Thanks a heap for any input.