Have you never had a scan or MRI ? These will show what's really going on...xx
My name is elesia am 45 my problem started over a year ago, it started with a burning in my chest so I decided to go to the hospita, they took an X-ray of my chest, the result were acid reflux,which I got medication and went home. A few days later hospital again same burning, the doctor decided to do an ecg when the result came the doctor told me my heart is not beating regular, and was put on medical for muscular pain. I cannot lay down on my left side because of the pain, I cannot lay on my back because of the pain,am getting dizziness in my head!! Please someone help me with an answer or a solution to my discomfort. These quacks that call themselves medical doctors will kill me before time. HELP NEEDED
Ive had enxiety since i was 18 n i have the heart palpatations n it very scary to me ive been to the er numerous of times n they tell me my heart is fine but i feel that thats not the case lately my palpatations have been getting worse should i b concerned about
It sounds as if you had an excellent cardiac workup, and everything came back normal. This is wonderful news! The tests you had, especially at your age, are very thorough in determining that you are free of heart problems, particularly structural defects that might make an arrhythmia dangerous.
In a structurally normal heart, palpitations will cause no harm, aside from some stress and worry as many of us can attest. I think many of us with these skips and thumps have shared your concern, wondering if all the testing was adequate and accurate. But rest easy, it is.
hi,
i began with skipped beats when i was 28, and they came out of absolutely nowhere. i was very freaked out, and i went to the er to find out what was going on. i had all the tests: the ekg's, echo, stress test, bloodwork, etc. and was told that my heart was structurally normal.
it was VERY had to accept that. doubt lingered for a loooong time that it just didn't seem right that i could feel the discomfot of these skipped beats that led to massive anxiety and the feeling of impending doom.
thanks to some counseling and reading through this forum, i'm at last reassured. trust in your doctors. if you haven't consulted an electrophysioloist, i would do that. they're the guys who specialize in arrythmias and it couldn't hurt to be told that you have a structurally normal heart.
take comfort in your doctor's assesment, and try not to worry!