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Old 05-21-2007, 11:47 PM #6
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Unhappy Hi LIZARD AND ELLIE

have you heard of super ventricular tachycardia?
i get it and was wondering if any of you have it as well. i was diagnosed recently and i have a sneeking suspition it could be due to my seizures effecting the electrical pathways from my brain to my heart and its worrying me, i know the difference between pannic attack cause ive had them as part of my aura, but this is different, it's according to the dr's a heart electrical prob, nothing dangerous only frieghtning and makes me kind of black out at times, so any info from you or others would be wonderfull.
thank you jen
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