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Pulse of 108.
Right now, I've been laying in bed fr
about an hour and I've realized how fast my pulse is. I took it, and it continually beats around 108-106 beats per minute. My breathing is a little shallow-yet not due to the mg I don't think... And I've had chest pains 2 times today. My reg. Doc is getting me an echocardiogram and a stress test. Yet I'm not sure if it's going to be soon enough. Any ideas are well appreciated! |
chest pain and rapid pusle.
(should be pulse)
I think you should go to the ER. a good ER doctor should be able to do the right tests, consult the right people and find out what is going on. there are too many things that can cause such symptoms. some of which may require urgent or semi-urgent care, and I don't think any one can give you serious advice on an internet forum, or even on the phone. alice |
Please let us know what happens! I'm sorry you have this new worry on top of everything else.
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I just tried to go to sleep....I know i should have gone to the ER. If it happens again tonight, i will go, or i will text my doctor today telling her my pulse was that high.
Thanks |
Tyson,
I understand as mine was 120 the other day, than went back to normal. My Dr. will see me Monday and set up a stress test as well. My husband and I laugh and wonder how that will go because with MG we both know I won't be able to do much..LOL Keep us updated kiddo! |
Tyson, What is your "normal" pulse? Do you know? 108 is very high. When my pulse was stuck that high and into the 110's, I had clostridium difficile (an infection). My normal is in the 60's. (Lizzie, I bolded that so you know it's not bradycardia, though I have that sometimes due to fluid issues.) I'm not saying that is what you have but that it is not normal, like everyone else here has said.
It doesn't matter if it is not happening at this very minute. It happened. What if it happens when you are sleeping? It's actually a 911 situation, not a wait and see one. I hope your docs, ER or regular, can figure all this out. Annie |
Hi, it's me again, I really hate that it seems like I'm being disagreeable, but, a heart rate of a 108, isn't as bad as some here are saying.
A normal heart rate for a teenager can be anywhere from 80 to 100. It really depends on what your normal heart rate is. Again, write this down, discuss this with your doctor. Annie, a heart rate of 60 is low, for your age, and medical conditions. I've had a heart condition since my 20's, and have had to see a cardio every 6 to 12 weeks ever since. So, I guess you could say, I have a lot of experience in understanding this kind of stuff, but you need to write this down, so you don't forget,and talk with your doctor. You will get good information if you go to the American Heart Association's web site. Love Lizzie |
I have to add this, not be contrary, Lizzie. I did ask what Tyson's normal was. None of what he is experiencing lately sounds normal.
My pulse has always been in the 60's. I know my normal. So do my docs. That's why knowing your normal BP/pulse is one essential thing about your health to be aware of. I have S-loads of experience too, Lizzie, but we can't possibly know Tyson's situation completely. I'm erring on the side of caution - don't want you to have a heart attack, Tyson. |
I'm so glad you are understanding what I've been saying. Only ones doctor knows ones medical issues.
I just didn't want him being worried that 108 was off the charts. Lizzie |
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Guys I dont wanna cause a fight here:) Yet, i just did my heart rate and it was 98. Usually at night it gets really high, and i can feel it all throughout my body, then i have intermittent heart pains. So i dont think this is normal maxwells mom- sorry, but im def. not getting all worried and stuff, but i jut want to not be in pain, or have to worry about waking up in the morning:) A kid at the age of 17, shouldnt have to deal w a stress test or an echocardiogram. Yet i am, and im glad its gonna happen, because i want to feel better. Yet i dont think 108, is okay for a teenager, AT REST. Even alice says so. |
Tyson, I'm not trying to cause a fight, I just want to make sure you are getting the facts.
I'm not saying that 108 at rest is normal, I'm saying it's not " very high". And any cardiologist worth his salt is going to tell you the same thing. Especially for your age. You're getting the work up that you need, that's what's important. ** No you shouldn't have to deal with the stress, it's a horrible place to be in, and I'm concerned that you're getting some misinformation that isn't helping, but my infact may be hurting. My heart is in the right place. I don't want to cause you anymore stress, so I'll do my best not to post on your threads. I'll try not to read anymore of your threads, cause I know me, I'll want to jump in to help. But Tyson, please know that not everyone on the internet is who they say they are, if you don't listen to anything else I say, please listen to that. I've been around these types of forums for a long long time. I've never been kicked out, or asked to leave one for being something I'm not. I am who I am, I have nothing to hide. ** Much Love Lizzie P.S. I am using my real name, and you can ask anyone here who knows me privately, I'm a real person, and haven't told you anything but the truth. Again, I'm not trying to be disagreeable, just very concerned for your health. |
I am going to have to intervene here and request that everyone please take a step back
Tyson, as you are a minor, I assume your guardian is taking an active role in your healthcare? this is a patient to patient support forum, and is NEVER to be considered a substitute for taking medical advice from your own physician. there is a disclaimer here at the bottom of all pages Quote:
In addition (and this is *not* directed to the above poster who was edited) and to settle something once and for all that has been a source of problems here, at NeuroTalk we keep a very close eye on what is happening on our forums and we are perfectly capable of checking IPs, computer "cookies" etc for ourselves thank you. Please stop with the rumor mongering about who is who, or who may be posting with dual IDs etc. It is simply not accurate information. People have quite enough to deal with related to their health without others manufacturing drama where it does not exist. Please also remember that the guidelines here apply to posts as well as PMs and so if members forward PMs to us that violate our guidelines, we will be taking action here again are the NT guidelines http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/showthread.php?t=1293 Tyson, once again I am going to recommend that where you use this forum for support and exchange of information, you only take medical advice from your own doctor thanks |
Lizzie, I think everyone here knows how incredible you are and that you ALWAYS have the best of intentions and concern for everyone. Tyson knows that too, I'm quite certain. What you have to share is invaluable. And you are right - some teens do have a high pulse, like infants can. I'm glad you always share yourself and information so freely, honestly and which such passion and love. :hug:
Tyson, I don't see Lizzie and I as fighting! ;) We care, so we kind of make sure all bases have been covered. Both sides - or all sides - of any situation. And that's a good thing because then all as much info can get out there. But, like I always say, make sure you go in or call your doctor. Which I know you do, because you have a good head on your shoulders. Take it easy. Annie |
I am locking this thread now.
If anyone would like to discuss the reasons for my needing to moderate here, please contact me via PM the guidelines clearly state that if one would like to discuss an administrative edit or moderating post, it is to be done via PM and not on the forum so for those edited, please contact me by PM thanks ps I would also like to add that my post above is not directed to any one member, nor at the member who was edited, but is rather a request to all those who have been engaged in this rumoring etc |
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