"Sustained VT at 260 bpm would more likely cause more severe symptoms than SVT. Typically, VT does not respond to adenosine as it doen't involve the AV node. RVOT VT can sometimes respond to adenosine.
Luckily, you have an EKG from dur..."
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About Me: Male, 41, Oslo, Norway, member since Dec 2009
Diagnosed with PACs and cardiac neurosis. I'm trying to help people on this community by explaining that your mind can make your heart do almost anything and it feels really scary, which again increases the symptoms and causing more worries.
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I can help you with the following:
- Explaining the link between stress (even if you're not aware of it) and cardiac symptoms
- Explaining EKG / echo terminology and test results (I don't interpret EKGs, that's the doctor's job)
- Explaining arrhythmias and cardiac behaviour (SVT, VT, PACs, PVCs, sinus tachycardia, bradycardia, RBBB/LBBB, blocks, etc)
- Stress / anxiety management/relief
- Explaining hyper/hypotension
I'm active on the heart rhythm/heart disease communities daily. If you want, you can also send me a PM and I will answer as soon as I can.
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I can help you with the following:
- Explaining the link between stress (even if you're not aware of it) and cardiac symptoms
- Explaining EKG / echo terminology and test results (I don't interpret EKGs, that's the doctor's job)
- Explaining arrhythmias and cardiac behaviour (SVT, VT, PACs, PVCs, sinus tachycardia, bradycardia, RBBB/LBBB, blocks, etc)
- Stress / anxiety management/relief
- Explaining hyper/hypotension
I'm active on the heart rhythm/heart disease communities daily. If you want, you can also send me a PM and I will answer as soon as I can.
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arrhythmias, Anxiety, Panic Attack, Heart Health, Cardiology, Heart Disease, High Blood Pressure/Hypertension, tachycardia, Supraventricular Tachycardia, PACs, PVCs
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, Coronary Artery Disease, Ventricular Tachycardia, bradycardia
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Dec 02, 2015
"I can't help but to think (maybe because Norway doesn't have the health care resources which US has) that ablation of 1000 PVCs or so seems a bit excessive.
The only reason for doing so (given that the PVCs are benign, which they in y..."
Results:
Maximum heart rate: 185 bpm
Systolic blood pressure at maximum heart rate: 188 mmHg
EKG at max heart rate:
Vent. rate: 185 bpm
QRS interval: 79 msec
QT/...
From a summary of EKG's, echocardiography and other tests
Echo:
LV Ejection fraction: 55-60%
LV Dimensions: Normal
RV Dimensions: Normal
LA Dimensions: Normal
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03/17
I saw your question about palpitations after meal. Actually I WAS a patient of this and got a lot of tests. I found after numerous tests that it was anxiety disorder and after you quench your hunger, some tension at the back of your mind increases your heartbeat(I never believed it but its true). I got confirmed that it was true after i got treated for anxiety ( i started taking cipralex as per medical advice from Psychiatrist) and this went away. now i have it very rarely. please go to a psychiatrist and get your anxiety or depression treated. please help others as well take care
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