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treatment for Inappropiate Sinus Tachycardia
by triacting20, Jun 06, 2007 12:00AM
Hi I'm a 21 year who was diagnosed with Innapropiate Sinus Tachycardia this past November and have been on 25 mg of Atenolol ever since. The problem I'm having is that I'm constantly tired and the past few months I've been getting pain in my left arm and the upper portion of my left back I'n which I had a Echo test done and a Ct angiography which both of them showed everything was normal. The two questions I wonna ask is:
1)I was interested in the Sinus Node Modification and was curious as to how successful this procedure was for Inappropiate Sinus Node Modification. I looked at alot of people's anwers on the heart forum for this procedure for IST who did not have that much success but I'm assuming the technology has improved for this procedure.
2)Since I had a echo and a ct angiography done which showed everything was normal, can I rule out any artery blockage that can be causing my pain in my left arm.
1)I was interested in the Sinus Node Modification and was curious as to how successful this procedure was for Inappropiate Sinus Node Modification. I looked at alot of people's anwers on the heart forum for this procedure for IST who did not have that much success but I'm assuming the technology has improved for this procedure.
2)Since I had a echo and a ct angiography done which showed everything was normal, can I rule out any artery blockage that can be causing my pain in my left arm.
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