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[sassy1221]

Symtoms are passing out-blood pressure drops very low,sweating but not hot-Blood pressure rises very high then chest pains begin along with shivering.What is going on?I have a pace-maker that is said to be working?

[sassy1221]

Thank you very much for the recent information-I intend on asking more questions during  Doctor visit next week. Hoping for some answers soon. Know your spending time to help is very appreciated.

[Mom2four85]

you're welcome; there's a Dysautonomia (autonomic dysfunction) forum here with info http://www.medhelp.org/health_pages/Neurological-Disorders/Autonomic-Dysfunction--Dysautonomia-Index-Page/show/857?cid=196 as well as the National Dysautonomia Research Foundation and Dysautonomia Information Network as well; lots of information about disorders can be found in each of these

as always, ask your doctor about anything you read or that may seem familiar in your case; these situations will not fit everyone but may be a clue because the autonomic nervous system regulates our "inner" worlds.

[sassy1221]

Thank you for this information, I do recall ANS being mentioned in an article, I will research this info from you. Very informative. Thank you  

[Mom2four85]

is this happening at the same time every month? make sure you keep a log or journal of dates, times and symptoms that may help your dr's pinpoint something.

there were no infections or inflammations found? sounds like what I get when I'm having a really bad episode; I have autonomic nervous system dysfunction; if you're fainting they need to do a tilt table test - sounds like you have some ANS issues going on - mention this to your cardiologist or EP and if you have to go back to the ER

[sassy1221]

Have been in hospital once a month for 4 months and Doctors can't decide what the problem is. Thank you for responding

[sassy1221]

Have been in hospital once a month for 4 months and Doctors can't decide what the problem is. Thank you for responding

[DeltaDawn23]

I agree with Jerry, sounds like you need attention right away, if only to rule out that there's nothing serious going on.

[Jerry_NJ]

If it were me I'd go to ER and get it checked.