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35 yrs old and TIAs
by derekt, Mar 17, 2009 02:10PM
I had a TIA while lying in bed one morning about 1 year ago. I ended up having high cholesterol. No blockage, no abnormal arteries. I have normal cholesterol now, quit smoking, weigh 200lbs, 6'1", white male.
For the last 4 weeks, i have been running/walking for about 30min, 3-4 times a week. I have noticed better endurance, so I have been pushing myself harder and running more than walking.
This morning, at peak heart rate I had another TIA (tingly fingers, bad coordination with hand, tingly tongue/face).
any advice?? I'm really nervous because i thought the cholesterol problem was the probelm...
For the last 4 weeks, i have been running/walking for about 30min, 3-4 times a week. I have noticed better endurance, so I have been pushing myself harder and running more than walking.
This morning, at peak heart rate I had another TIA (tingly fingers, bad coordination with hand, tingly tongue/face).
any advice?? I'm really nervous because i thought the cholesterol problem was the probelm...
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Sorry to hear about your TIA's.
Whilst your cholesterol may have been a problem, it may just have been a contributory one. I woul recommend getting yourself thoroughly checked out. A TIA is a warning of a full blown stroke waiting to happen. You really don't want to go there, so please try to get checked out.
HTH
Sue