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Feb 04, 2015, 02:05 PM
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Got an Echocariogram done yesterday and a Holtier Monitor put on for 24hrs which i returned today to the hospital. Hope everything is ok as i have been getting a lot of skipped heart beats the past months, Oh and guess what i didnt even get one when the monitor was on for 24hrs typical, When you want one you wont get one.
My Doc says that there nothing to worry about as there anxiety related but im quiet skeptical about that. Anybody else get these as a symptom for anxiety? I do limit sugar, no caffeine (coffee tea ect), no alcohol and no smoking and still the persist on ruining my life everday.  grhhhh
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Feb 04, 2015, 03:56 PM
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Hello Nivad: Isn't this always the way? When you want something to happen it never does! I brief periods when my heart sort-of "flutters"... arrhythmia, I think it's called. But, then, I'm older than dirt... so this is probably to be expected. I haven't pursued any medical treatment for it. I don't drink or smoke either. However, I am a black tea aficionado. So caffeine is definitely on the menu.
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