Does any one else have these symptoms?

[Guest guest]

When my AFib starts it is accompanied by excess urination. My bladder will

be completely full every fifteen minutes for an hour or more, with a

corresponding increase in thirst. The urine will be a normal color the

first time but then will be very clear and colorless thereafter. Sometimes

the urination will start just before the AFib does. I have never peed as

much in my life as occurs at the start of AFib.

Does any one else have these symptoms and any idea what is going on?

Jim showker

[Guest guest]

I believe you pee a lot because during AF, enzymes are freed by the

body to try and help the efficiency of the heart. Think of it like

water tablets working. If I have to get up and pee several times

during the night, I know I have been having AF whilst asleep. It is a

good guide.

Sue

>

> When my AFib starts it is accompanied by excess urination. My

bladder will

> be completely full every fifteen minutes for an hour or more, with a

> corresponding increase in thirst. The urine will be a normal color

the

> first time but then will be very clear and colorless thereafter.

Sometimes

> the urination will start just before the AFib does. I have never

peed as

> much in my life as occurs at the start of AFib.

>

> Does any one else have these symptoms and any idea what is going on?

>

> Jim showker

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jim

Same problem can go several times before I go to sleep and wake up in

the night.

ine

Does any one else have these symptoms?

When my AFib starts it is accompanied by excess urination. My bladder

will

be completely full every fifteen minutes for an hour or more, with a

corresponding increase in thirst. The urine will be a normal color the

first time but then will be very clear and colorless thereafter.

Sometimes

the urination will start just before the AFib does. I have never peed

as

much in my life as occurs at the start of AFib.

Does any one else have these symptoms and any idea what is going on?

Jim showker

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should be acted upon without consultation with one's physician.

[Guest guest]

I definitely get the " Big P " but I also get freezing cold as well. If

I'm in afib before bed time, I know I need to get out the down comforter

and turn up the heat. I'm not sure whether it's a cold cold, or more a

nervous cold.

_____

From: AFIBsupport [mailto:AFIBsupport ]

On Behalf Of susan andrews

Sent: Saturday, April 15, 2006 7:15 AM

To: AFIBsupport

Subject: Re: Does any one else have these symptoms?

I believe you pee a lot because during AF, enzymes are freed by the

body to try and help the efficiency of the heart. Think of it like

water tablets working. If I have to get up and pee several times

during the night, I know I have been having AF whilst asleep. It is a

good guide.

Sue

>

> When my AFib starts it is accompanied by excess urination. My

bladder will

> be completely full every fifteen minutes for an hour or more, with a

> corresponding increase in thirst. The urine will be a normal color

the

> first time but then will be very clear and colorless thereafter.

Sometimes

> the urination will start just before the AFib does. I have never

peed as

> much in my life as occurs at the start of AFib.

>

> Does any one else have these symptoms and any idea what is going on?

>

> Jim showker

>

Web Page - http://www.afibsupport.com

List owner: AFIBsupport-owner

For help on how to use the group, including how to drive it via email,

send a blank email to AFIBsupport-help

Nothing in this message should be considered as medical advice, or

should be acted upon without consultation with one's physician.

[Guest guest]

A few years ago I was in charge of our high school reunion. We had it in LA

in a big hotel, and by the end of the evening with all the stress and

excitement etc...I was feeling crazed, especially when dancing with my former

teacher

because I *knew* my chest was funny. It didn't hurt but I told him I

absolutely had to sit down. I did not have afib at this time, yet, but who

knows?

When everyone finally went to their own rooms at 3 AM and I tried to unwind

and go to sleep...I got the chills like you wouldn't believe. My teeth were

chattering and I was shaking - I was a mess. I probably shared this here before.

I made hot water in the coffee pot and took a valium and bundled under all

the quilts and after about 45 minutes I was able to unwind and even sleep

some. I would bet a lot of $$ that I was in afib that night and converted out.

Lil

In a message dated 4/17/2006 8:47:10 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,

dm365@... writes:

Hi Stefanie - I get freezing, shaking, teeth shattering cold too when I'm in

AFIB. I ask my doctor one time why I did that and he said it was because my

blood is pooling in my heart, and it's not being pumped correctly through my

body. Make sense to me.

[Guest guest]

Hi Stefanie - I get freezing, shaking, teeth shattering cold too when I'm in

AFIB. I ask my doctor one time why I did that and he said it was because my

blood is pooling in my heart, and it's not being pumped correctly through my

body. Make sense to me.

Debbie in Texas

>

>Reply-To: AFIBsupport

>To: AFIBsupport >

>Subject: RE: Re: Does any one else have these symptoms?

>Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2006 10:54:33 -0400

>

>I definitely get the " Big P " but I also get freezing cold as well. If

>I'm in afib before bed time, I know I need to get out the down comforter

>and turn up the heat. I'm not sure whether it's a cold cold, or more a

>nervous cold.

>

> _____

>

>From: AFIBsupport [mailto:AFIBsupport ]

>On Behalf Of susan andrews

>Sent: Saturday, April 15, 2006 7:15 AM

>To: AFIBsupport

>Subject: Re: Does any one else have these symptoms?

>

>

>I believe you pee a lot because during AF, enzymes are freed by the

>body to try and help the efficiency of the heart. Think of it like

>water tablets working. If I have to get up and pee several times

>during the night, I know I have been having AF whilst asleep. It is a

>good guide.

>Sue

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > When my AFib starts it is accompanied by excess urination. My

>bladder will

> > be completely full every fifteen minutes for an hour or more, with a

> > corresponding increase in thirst. The urine will be a normal color

>the

> > first time but then will be very clear and colorless thereafter.

>Sometimes

> > the urination will start just before the AFib does. I have never

>peed as

> > much in my life as occurs at the start of AFib.

> >

> > Does any one else have these symptoms and any idea what is going on?

> >

> > Jim showker

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>Web Page - http://www.afibsupport.com

>List owner: AFIBsupport-owner

>For help on how to use the group, including how to drive it via email,

>send a blank email to AFIBsupport-help

>

>Nothing in this message should be considered as medical advice, or

>should be acted upon without consultation with one's physician.

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

me too.. thanks!

d m dm365@...> wrote: Hi Stefanie - I get freezing, shaking, teeth

shattering cold too when I'm in

AFIB. I ask my doctor one time why I did that and he said it was because my

blood is pooling in my heart, and it's not being pumped correctly through my

body. Make sense to me.

Debbie in Texas

>

>Reply-To: AFIBsupport

>To: AFIBsupport >

>Subject: RE: Re: Does any one else have these symptoms?

>Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2006 10:54:33 -0400

>

>I definitely get the " Big P " but I also get freezing cold as well. If

>I'm in afib before bed time, I know I need to get out the down comforter

>and turn up the heat. I'm not sure whether it's a cold cold, or more a

>nervous cold.

>

> _____

>

>From: AFIBsupport [mailto:AFIBsupport ]

>On Behalf Of susan andrews

>Sent: Saturday, April 15, 2006 7:15 AM

>To: AFIBsupport

>Subject: Re: Does any one else have these symptoms?

>

>

>I believe you pee a lot because during AF, enzymes are freed by the

>body to try and help the efficiency of the heart. Think of it like

>water tablets working. If I have to get up and pee several times

>during the night, I know I have been having AF whilst asleep. It is a

>good guide.

>Sue

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > When my AFib starts it is accompanied by excess urination. My

>bladder will

> > be completely full every fifteen minutes for an hour or more, with a

> > corresponding increase in thirst. The urine will be a normal color

>the

> > first time but then will be very clear and colorless thereafter.

>Sometimes

> > the urination will start just before the AFib does. I have never

>peed as

> > much in my life as occurs at the start of AFib.

> >

> > Does any one else have these symptoms and any idea what is going on?

> >

> > Jim showker

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>Web Page - http://www.afibsupport.com

>List owner: AFIBsupport-owner

>For help on how to use the group, including how to drive it via email,

>send a blank email to AFIBsupport-help

>

>Nothing in this message should be considered as medical advice, or

>should be acted upon without consultation with one's physician.

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

You go it Lil! I have no doubt you were in AFIB and didn't know it!

Debbie

>From: cnetwork@...

>Reply-To: AFIBsupport

>To: AFIBsupport

>Subject: Re: Re: Does any one else have these symptoms?

>Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2006 15:39:45 EDT

>

>

>

>A few years ago I was in charge of our high school reunion. We had it in LA

>in a big hotel, and by the end of the evening with all the stress and

>excitement etc...I was feeling crazed, especially when dancing with my

>former teacher

> because I *knew* my chest was funny. It didn't hurt but I told him I

>absolutely had to sit down. I did not have afib at this time, yet, but

>who knows?

>When everyone finally went to their own rooms at 3 AM and I tried to unwind

>and go to sleep...I got the chills like you wouldn't believe. My teeth

>were

>chattering and I was shaking - I was a mess. I probably shared this here

>before.

> I made hot water in the coffee pot and took a valium and bundled under

>all

>the quilts and after about 45 minutes I was able to unwind and even sleep

>some. I would bet a lot of $$ that I was in afib that night and converted

>out.

>Lil

>

>In a message dated 4/17/2006 8:47:10 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,

>dm365@... writes:

>

>Hi Stefanie - I get freezing, shaking, teeth shattering cold too when I'm

>in

>

>AFIB. I ask my doctor one time why I did that and he said it was because

>my

>blood is pooling in my heart, and it's not being pumped correctly through

>my

>body. Make sense to me.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>