clueless

[shan3]

Last November I went to the Dr. because my hands started turning blue, The Dr. had no idea what it could be unless it was low blood circulation.  So she got some tests ran on me to make sure everything was ok.  After about two months of tests the Dr's finally came to the conclusion that I had a heart murmur and that it was very tiny, and that things should be fine for me.

Well June 6, I had what we thought was a seizure, I felt like I just needed to sit down. So my friend said I could go to her car well the door was locked and all of a sudden my head started rolling and hit the car, I couldnt see and they said that it looked like i was laughing but no sound was coming out of my mouth. Although i don't remember everything That was the scariest thing of my life. So I went to the hospital and they did more tests and told me to go see a nuerologist. for the mean time they put me on Dilantin. Well that Dr. sent me to the heart Dr. ( he is suppose to be the best in state) they put  me on a 30 day  heart monitor. Well I ended up being in the hospital for a week on the epilicy floor. I did a tilt-table test and i had what they called 2 episodes.  At the end of the week they said that I should be okay as long as I  took lexa-pro because the reverse effect should help my heart and brain "get along" they decided it was my heart not epilipcy.

Since then I have been having episodes. I get light headed and the only way to describe it would be I just feel like I have to sit down. I get dizzy I sometimes cough, and I get a head rush, and get really hot!  It makes me out of breath like if I hangup laundry I get out of breath. So they have me on another heart monitor. They still have no idea what is going on

. For a 19 year old this is pretty tough on me! I just wish we could figure it all out

[shan3]

Hey, thank you so much they have done the Echo test already, but im not sure what they said about it.  Im on my second month of wearing a heart monitor! I will definatly keep you posted and again thanks!

[DrNoopurMD]

Hi,

How are you today?
Your symptoms seem to suggest a cardiovascular abnormality more so since you have a heart murmur. It is difficult to pin point a diagnosis without a clinical exam and tests like Echocardiography and heart monitoring. Please be patient and keep us posted!