Re: thyroid and stress!!!---MVP?

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MVP (Mitral Valve Prolapse) is so common among people who have been

chronically hypo for awhile, as in yrs, usually. It's not unusual among us

at all. I was tested for it back in '95, but could have it now, after being

undertreated for about 10 yrs. It was negative then though. I have the

flutters too, when more surprised, upset, etc.......even when I change

positions in the bed at times. Other times, they are nonexistent, so I

don't know.

Re: thyroid and stress!!!

>

> I get heart flutters frequently but have no reason to be stressed at all.

So I can't figure it out. It feels like I've had too much caffeine but I

never drink or eat anything with caffeine in it. They say smoking is a

stressor tho so maybe I'm getting the heart flutters related to the little

amount I smoke....3-4 cigs a day. Who knows? I don't.

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: Betty Flager

>

> I am not stressed right now. Just wondering if anyone gets

> heartflutters when stressed out? Seems like I have them when I am

> stressed out.