I have congenital Long QT Syndrome which I have been on beta blockers for years. In May of 2005 I fainted while driving my car in rush hour and spent a week in the hospital. My cardiologist concluded after many, many tests that I had a vasovagal episode, and probably hadn't gone into Torsades du Pointes. For some reason that I can't recall, I took offense to that, like he was telling me "Chill out Miss Scarlett, you just had the vapors!". He quadrupled my beta blockers at that time and added Lisinopril to the mix. A few weeks ago I was taken from work back to the hospital for another three days. My heart rate, blood pressure and potassium levels were very low. My cardiologist decided this time that I'd probably had a mild intestinal virus that caused me to become dehydrated and caused another vasovagal episode. Because I was on high doses of beta blockers and ACE's as well as Spironolactone I was unable to regain an normal blood pressure and heart rate. He has changed my beta blockers to Toprol and cut the Spironolactone in half as well as removed the Linsinopril. When he was explaining what he felt had happened to me he kept mentioning "Neurocardiogenic Shock Syndrome" and that we'd supposedly discusssed it in the past. My son tells me that I had a detailed discussion with my doctor about this during a time when I was so sick, I dont remember the visit at all. My cardiologist gave me the complete name, but it is long and I don't remember it either. Since the visit I have been trying to look the syndrome up to find out more about it and most of what I'm finding is a blog post that I wrote. Do you have any idea what he is talking about, and can you tell me where to look to find more information on it? Thanks.