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12-06-2019, 01:25 AM
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Probably just gas.
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12-06-2019, 01:27 AM
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Originally Posted By EdwardTheGreat⏩
Salt wouldn’t cause it idk why they are weird about salt but off balanced sodium levels with potassium make heart issues worseI used to drink a lot, but haven't for a long time. 1 or 2 beers a week now
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Snack on mix of pistachios, cashews or almonds with sunflower seeds and raisins.
Other than salting my steak before grilling, no other salt added to my food.
Eggs, quinoa and smoked salmon for breakfast, or either oatmeal or cereal with almond milk.
No coffee or tea.
Lunch is either steak, salmon or chicken with either rice, yams or potatoes with veggies (either broc or cauliflower, carrots, peas and way too many onions)
Dinner is same as lunch but switch up the carbs and proteins.
No sweets.
Snack on mix of pistachios, cashews or almonds with sunflower seeds and raisins.
Other than salting my steak before grilling, no other salt added to my food.
You’re diet sounds pretty amazing tbh get ready for a poo test but I think you’ll be ok, at most antibiotics and iron, they might also give you a script for a medication to help with vitamin absorption I can’t name here cause no script names allowed. Probiotics might be a good idea and papaya enzyme
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12-06-2019, 01:40 AM
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Originally Posted By snailsrus⏩
Waiting game now....now that it is definitely not a life threatening issue, I will be here fukkin forever. Been up since 4:40am and it is 3:40am now...only slept like an hour in the last 24. Thanks for all the help everyoneSalt wouldn’t cause it idk why they are weird about salt but off balanced sodium levels with potassium make heart issues worse
You’re diet sounds pretty amazing tbh get ready for a poo test but I think you’ll be ok, at most antibiotics and iron, they might also give you a script for a medication to help with vitamin absorption I can’t name here cause no script names allowed. Probiotics might be a good idea and papaya enzyme
You’re diet sounds pretty amazing tbh get ready for a poo test but I think you’ll be ok, at most antibiotics and iron, they might also give you a script for a medication to help with vitamin absorption I can’t name here cause no script names allowed. Probiotics might be a good idea and papaya enzyme
12-06-2019, 01:51 AM
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You're fine dude it's probably just muscle/ligament aches from hitting chest. I think it's the articulations between muscle fibers, ligaments (sternum) and joints. Unless I got heart problems too. What I felt in the past would be split-second tenseness/sharpness once every 30 minutes or longer. Up to 3-5 days since my last lift. Just pretend it's that and don't stress.
Doubt it has to do with vitamin d but pop a vitamin d with any fats like milk every day for breakfast. I think vitamin d at night will keep you up. Vitamin d is fat soluble. As you get older you absorb less vitamin d through your gut anyway. Peak UVB (for vitamin d synthesis) is between 10 am to 2 pm. UVA penetrates all day. Cover your head and tan your cheeks
. Your behind has a lot of surface area and a lot of fat which is perfect for stimulating the production of vitamin d. Silly trend now a days called 'perenium sunning', no you don't need to spread your cheeks, you'll probably burn your ahole.
Enjoy the hospital stay and maybe ask for some apple sauce.
Doubt it has to do with vitamin d but pop a vitamin d with any fats like milk every day for breakfast. I think vitamin d at night will keep you up. Vitamin d is fat soluble. As you get older you absorb less vitamin d through your gut anyway. Peak UVB (for vitamin d synthesis) is between 10 am to 2 pm. UVA penetrates all day. Cover your head and tan your cheeks
. Your behind has a lot of surface area and a lot of fat which is perfect for stimulating the production of vitamin d. Silly trend now a days called 'perenium sunning', no you don't need to spread your cheeks, you'll probably burn your ahole.Enjoy the hospital stay and maybe ask for some apple sauce.
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12-06-2019, 03:01 AM
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12-06-2019, 03:55 AM
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Sorry guys, checking in. Been dealing with OP’s *******ry all night, this kid doesn’t even lift and says his chest hurts lmao like lmao. Keeps on crying and asking for ****ing juice like a baby. We have a sick kid here that’s tougher than this think. See credentials in sig.
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12-06-2019, 04:06 AM
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Would it be costochondritis? I've gotten that before from bench press. It's an inflammation of the cartilage of the rib cage. It feels like you're having a heart attack, but the doctor sent me home with anti-inflammatories and ice.
It doesn't cause nausea, though, unless you took anti-inflammatories, as they can cause nausea.
It doesn't cause nausea, though, unless you took anti-inflammatories, as they can cause nausea.
12-06-2019, 04:49 AM
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Did you the dink get stunk in your sfinctah *******?
12-06-2019, 06:47 AM
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Originally Posted By EdwardTheGreat⏩
I'll go back and read this thread after my reply, but I had some back and chest pain on my right side and turned out to be muscle spasms. I had short breath too when they would get bad. Hoping it's something like that for you and you just had the bad luck of having the spasms on your left side.Really fatigued and short of breath...but I am guessing that could be any number of things.
Ecg was normal and blood pressure is good, so I am relieved but still feel like total sh*t
Ecg was normal and blood pressure is good, so I am relieved but still feel like total sh*t
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12-06-2019, 01:23 PM
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Thanks again all, time definitely went faster thanks to all the questions and insults.
Got home at 8am, slept from 9am to 2pm. Have a follow up appointment with my family doc tomorrow to address the iron and viitamin d issues. ER doc says the pains and flutters I feel are muscular,. Since everything else checks out. Might be due to iron issue as well, but definitely no issues with the heart specifically.
Confirmation that my heart is absolutely fine has taken the stress out of the pains and it is much easier to live with until it improves.
Cheers all, will be repping accordingly
Got home at 8am, slept from 9am to 2pm. Have a follow up appointment with my family doc tomorrow to address the iron and viitamin d issues. ER doc says the pains and flutters I feel are muscular,. Since everything else checks out. Might be due to iron issue as well, but definitely no issues with the heart specifically.
Confirmation that my heart is absolutely fine has taken the stress out of the pains and it is much easier to live with until it improves.
Cheers all, will be repping accordingly
12-06-2019, 01:30 PM
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Glad nothing seems too serious, OP. I have to know, though, did the little girl ever stop hurling while you were there?
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12-06-2019, 01:43 PM
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Originally Posted By EdwardTheGreat⏩
das it mane!!Thanks again all, time definitely went faster thanks to all the questions and insults.
Got home at 8am, slept from 9am to 2pm. Have a follow up appointment with my family doc tomorrow to address the iron and viitamin d issues. ER doc says the pains and flutters I feel are muscular,. Since everything else checks out. Might be due to iron issue as well, but definitely no issues with the heart specifically.
Confirmation that my heart is absolutely fine has taken the stress out of the pains and it is much easier to live with until it improves.
Cheers all, will be repping accordingly
Got home at 8am, slept from 9am to 2pm. Have a follow up appointment with my family doc tomorrow to address the iron and viitamin d issues. ER doc says the pains and flutters I feel are muscular,. Since everything else checks out. Might be due to iron issue as well, but definitely no issues with the heart specifically.
Confirmation that my heart is absolutely fine has taken the stress out of the pains and it is much easier to live with until it improves.
Cheers all, will be repping accordingly
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12-06-2019, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted By EdwardTheGreat⏩
There ya go. Amazing how many physical symptoms can arise just from stress and anxiety.Thanks again all, time definitely went faster thanks to all the questions and insults.
Got home at 8am, slept from 9am to 2pm. Have a follow up appointment with my family doc tomorrow to address the iron and viitamin d issues. ER doc says the pains and flutters I feel are muscular,. Since everything else checks out. Might be due to iron issue as well, but definitely no issues with the heart specifically.
Confirmation that my heart is absolutely fine has taken the stress out of the pains and it is much easier to live with until it improves.
Cheers all, will be repping accordingly
Got home at 8am, slept from 9am to 2pm. Have a follow up appointment with my family doc tomorrow to address the iron and viitamin d issues. ER doc says the pains and flutters I feel are muscular,. Since everything else checks out. Might be due to iron issue as well, but definitely no issues with the heart specifically.
Confirmation that my heart is absolutely fine has taken the stress out of the pains and it is much easier to live with until it improves.
Cheers all, will be repping accordingly
12-06-2019, 01:52 PM
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Did your nurse have a phatazz ? e.g
12-06-2019, 01:54 PM
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heart issues are no joke boy u did the right thing going in to get it checked. glad its not that and just some muscle stuff. get better cuz
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Originally Posted By EdwardTheGreat⏩
Only time I was ever admitted, I went to the ER because my heart was racing after being sick for two weeks.They haven't said anything yet...the fact that everything is moving so slowly here is a good sign to me
Triage nurse took my vitals then said "excuse me a second". Walked over to an intercom and said "we have a code red in triage, code red in triage". Then came back over to me and said "come on back" just as calmly as could be. Walked into the room with a Dr already there and a nurse on each side of the bed with IVs in hand.
If things are going slow it's definitely a good thing (obviously Opie is done, but for anyone elses reference)
12-06-2019, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted By EdwardTheGreat⏩
def muscular. i got an exercise to try out if you want, it's pretty much putting like a towel lined up on the ground, or a foam roller, lying down on it stomach up, and stretching the chest like a star fishThanks again all, time definitely went faster thanks to all the questions and insults.
Got home at 8am, slept from 9am to 2pm. Have a follow up appointment with my family doc tomorrow to address the iron and viitamin d issues. ER doc says the pains and flutters I feel are muscular,. Since everything else checks out. Might be due to iron issue as well, but definitely no issues with the heart specifically.
Confirmation that my heart is absolutely fine has taken the stress out of the pains and it is much easier to live with until it improves.
Cheers all, will be repping accordingly
Got home at 8am, slept from 9am to 2pm. Have a follow up appointment with my family doc tomorrow to address the iron and viitamin d issues. ER doc says the pains and flutters I feel are muscular,. Since everything else checks out. Might be due to iron issue as well, but definitely no issues with the heart specifically.
Confirmation that my heart is absolutely fine has taken the stress out of the pains and it is much easier to live with until it improves.
Cheers all, will be repping accordingly
actually 3 days before my ER visit a massage therapist told me that my chest was really tight, i probably kept tightening it somehow, maybe anxiety keeping it clenched, leading up to the spasms
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12-06-2019, 06:32 PM
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Originally Posted By EdwardTheGreat⏩
Alright alrightThanks again all, time definitely went faster thanks to all the questions and insults.
Got home at 8am, slept from 9am to 2pm. Have a follow up appointment with my family doc tomorrow to address the iron and viitamin d issues. ER doc says the pains and flutters I feel are muscular,. Since everything else checks out. Might be due to iron issue as well, but definitely no issues with the heart specifically.
Confirmation that my heart is absolutely fine has taken the stress out of the pains and it is much easier to live with until it improves.
Cheers all, will be repping accordingly
Got home at 8am, slept from 9am to 2pm. Have a follow up appointment with my family doc tomorrow to address the iron and viitamin d issues. ER doc says the pains and flutters I feel are muscular,. Since everything else checks out. Might be due to iron issue as well, but definitely no issues with the heart specifically.
Confirmation that my heart is absolutely fine has taken the stress out of the pains and it is much easier to live with until it improves.
Cheers all, will be repping accordingly
12-06-2019, 07:12 PM
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Originally Posted By bigcat3655⏩
Well what happened!!!??Only time I was ever admitted, I went to the ER because my heart was racing after being sick for two weeks.
Triage nurse took my vitals then said "excuse me a second". Walked over to an intercom and said "we have a code red in triage, code red in triage". Then came back over to me and said "come on back" just as calmly as could be. Walked into the room with a Dr already there and a nurse on each side of the bed with IVs in hand.
If things are going slow it's definitely a good thing (obviously Opie is done, but for anyone elses reference)
Triage nurse took my vitals then said "excuse me a second". Walked over to an intercom and said "we have a code red in triage, code red in triage". Then came back over to me and said "come on back" just as calmly as could be. Walked into the room with a Dr already there and a nurse on each side of the bed with IVs in hand.
If things are going slow it's definitely a good thing (obviously Opie is done, but for anyone elses reference)
12-06-2019, 07:44 PM
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Originally Posted By EdwardTheGreat⏩
Too many LTC threads brah. Watch out your heart.Massive chest pain and nausea
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12-07-2019, 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted By RedRusty⏩
Yes she did. When I left, she was hooked up to an IV, out cold with her thumb in her mouth. Her mom was sleeping on the bed with her and the dad was on his phone in the waiting area.Glad nothing seems too serious, OP. I have to know, though, did the little girl ever stop hurling while you were there?
Looked like everything was settled down.
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Originally Posted By Spahgetti⏩
You’ll still be behind the 5’, 200Lb pregnant Mexican with gas pains and no insurance.as in ur heart area? be safe
my brother is a Nurse and said if u ever have a wait at a hospital and want/need to get in ASAP/right then, say u have a weird feeling in ur chest/heart. they rush u in right after.
pretty fukkd up but ya. fyi miscers. do not abuse i'm sure they wouldn't like it
my brother is a Nurse and said if u ever have a wait at a hospital and want/need to get in ASAP/right then, say u have a weird feeling in ur chest/heart. they rush u in right after.
pretty fukkd up but ya. fyi miscers. do not abuse i'm sure they wouldn't like it
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12-07-2019, 02:23 PM
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12-07-2019, 07:35 PM
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Originally Posted By EdwardTheGreat⏩
Know these feels...chest pain and short of breath, anemic and low vit D.Blood test just came back showing anemic and vit d deficiency
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May not apply, but you might want to check your vitamin A level.
Vitamin A Is Important For Vitamin D and Your Thyroid Hormones to Work Properly
Vitamin A/Retinol is crucial in activating Retinoid X Receptors (RXR), which is required for PPAR activation (DHA can also activate RXR) [2]. Vitamin A is also crucial in activating Retinoic Acid Receptors (RAR).
Both RAR and RXR are crucial DNA binding proteins (transcription factors), which are needed for genetic expression. RXR is needed to activate the vitamin D receptor (VDR) and the Thyroid Hormone Receptor (THR).
In simple English, this means if you’re deficient in vitamin A you can take all the vitamin D you want and it won’t make that much of a difference because you need adequate vitamin A to make these work properly.
Vitamin D absolutely needs RXR in order to get the benefits from it and Thyroid hormones need RXR to work effectively.
It's annoying. Had two iron infusions so far and still isn't fixed. Suspect that has to do with the quality/amount of iron because I don't have insurance and so I'm not getting my usual treatment. Taking an oral supplement for the vitamin A.Vitamin A/Retinol is crucial in activating Retinoid X Receptors (RXR), which is required for PPAR activation (DHA can also activate RXR) [2]. Vitamin A is also crucial in activating Retinoic Acid Receptors (RAR).
Both RAR and RXR are crucial DNA binding proteins (transcription factors), which are needed for genetic expression. RXR is needed to activate the vitamin D receptor (VDR) and the Thyroid Hormone Receptor (THR).
In simple English, this means if you’re deficient in vitamin A you can take all the vitamin D you want and it won’t make that much of a difference because you need adequate vitamin A to make these work properly.
Vitamin D absolutely needs RXR in order to get the benefits from it and Thyroid hormones need RXR to work effectively.
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12-07-2019, 08:10 PM
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Probably anemic hypoxia. And to katya, it took me 3-4 infusions to get back to normal levels if I'm remembering correctly. I went once a month for like a year straight for iron infusions.
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Glad to hear it was minor OP
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Originally Posted By EdwardTheGreat⏩
Lmao . I mean , it is the MiscThanks again all, time definitely went faster thanks to all the questions and insults.
Got home at 8am, slept from 9am to 2pm. Have a follow up appointment with my family doc tomorrow to address the iron and viitamin d issues. ER doc says the pains and flutters I feel are muscular,. Since everything else checks out. Might be due to iron issue as well, but definitely no issues with the heart specifically.
Confirmation that my heart is absolutely fine has taken the stress out of the pains and it is much easier to live with until it improves.
Cheers all, will be repping accordingly
Got home at 8am, slept from 9am to 2pm. Have a follow up appointment with my family doc tomorrow to address the iron and viitamin d issues. ER doc says the pains and flutters I feel are muscular,. Since everything else checks out. Might be due to iron issue as well, but definitely no issues with the heart specifically.
Confirmation that my heart is absolutely fine has taken the stress out of the pains and it is much easier to live with until it improves.
Cheers all, will be repping accordingly
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12-08-2019, 07:52 PM
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had something like this last year OP. Shoulder pain and my heart was beating 120, BP up slightly. They did the xray, ekg, and some tests. I was just sick as **** and didn't really realize it. My labs were way the **** off from fighting an illness and they sent me home. Followed up and got bloodwork 3 weeks later and back to normal.
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