Unfortunately, I ended up back in the ER with my heart doing about 160.
After 3 hours (a new ER record) I was sent home.
The good news, They can't find anything wrong. The bad news, They can't find anything wrong.
So, I will go see my doc tomorrow and see if he can make heads or tails out of it.
Until then, keep me in your prayers, (if you pray) or a nice thought will do.
I promise I'll be back with a great post about blindfolds.
Health first. Blindfolds second.
ReplyDeleteGosh, keep us updated.
Praying!!!
Eva
That stinks, I wanted to read about the blindfolds!
ReplyDeleteI think I shared with you, like a mazillion years ago that my former husband had PVST (PreVentricular Sinus Tachacardia...impressed I could spell it...me too). Anyway, the condition became more pronounced when he was about your age. It was due to a congenital anomaly in the pacemaker nerve bundle in his heart. It would sort of short circuit and go into a weird loop. It would cause his heart rate to skyrocket (240 one time, he was an athlete and that's the only reason it ever got that high). Anyway, they preformed a radio ablation to 're-wire' the area. It worked for a while. He now has a pacemaker. Anywho, I'm not saying that this is what's happening, I'm just sharing.
Can you get your primary care doctor to get you a referral to a cardiologist? You were so sick last time. None of us wants to see you go through any of that again.
*ConcernedHugs*
C.C
ps *Hi Eva*
*g* She wrote the Reader's Digest Condensed version!
Definitely praying!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Tracy
Praying here!
ReplyDeleteGlad you're following up on it with your doctor.
Huggs!
Reesa
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ReplyDeleteYou have my prayers girl. You always do since I know you have children (a teenager in particular) but you will get more specific ones now!
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of you seening a cardiologist. Do what the doctor say and let us know what is going on!
Hugs,
PK
Grace, of course you have my prayers. I send you love and healing for you and yours.
ReplyDeleteSeems like a Cardiologist would be good to see, hope that your doctor gets their finger out.
You need this sorted soon as.
Love and warm hugs,
Paul.
I have to add my vote for a Cardiologist and to ask you to do it soon because I really want to read about the blindfolds too!
ReplyDeleteI will keep you in prayer.
Elizabeth
Bless your heart. You an all my friends are in my daily prayers.
ReplyDeleteHuggs
Theresa