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could you help me i had to get a operation and it went well had to get novasure done , but they found out i had irregular heart beat got ecg done , 24hr recording done and echo gram my heart does beat fast , the results said basic rhythm was sinus heart rate variability ranged from 60bpm-118bpm 1 minute average 27,995 aberrant beats in total 1854 episodes of bigeminy, longest 30 cycles ,episodes of trigeminy longest 69 cycles , no significant pauses , my symptoms coincided with sinus rhythm with occasional aberrant beats and occasional episodes of bigeminis , high grade ectopic activity irregular heart beat , could you please tell me what this means do i need to see my gp this was the hospital found this out is this dangerous , my heart does beat fast even if iam just sitting watching tv , then i get a pain under my arm .
No news is good news. If they had found something drastically wrong they would have put you in the hospital. If you do have heart trouble, it is minor. Yay!
yeah they did test 24hr recording , echo gram and ecg they dont seem to tell me anything, just that will sent a letter out , my on drhas to wait till the results come through , they dont seem to tell me much and they are not doing much , plus they havnt put me on anything x
Hello. Just wondering what's happening with you. What did the doctor say? Are you seeing a cardiologist? Concerned for you
ah thank you i will see my gp see what he says , i hate going to the drs like they say when your there how can i help you as soon as you go into there room , its just a saying to them cause they never do some drs just dont care ,, silverfox thank you for your comment it means alot speak to you soon x
If you see your GP he/she will probably send you to a cardiologist. The specialist can prescribe medication to regulate your heart beat. Some people need a pacemaker to regulate their beat. It seems you are "throwing" extra heart beats. Only a specialist can tell you if it is dangerous. (I skip beats and am on medication and am fine for the most part.) I hope things go well for you.
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