RH-- Having a setback...late night posts r never good.. [g]

[Guest guest]

Hi RH,

Gee those are low readings! I wonder why it is so up and down? I am

glad you are seeing someone about it. An evaluation for

dysautonomia? I was evaluated this summer and was okay. I hope they

find out what the problem is for you.

:-)

Adam

> > Low blood pressure is a very difficult thing to deal with. After

> > my last surgery, they were very concerned that my BP was 70/40

and

> > I was not allowed to leave the hospital until it went up. My BP

is

> > normally higher.

>

> My blood pressure gets that low sometimes, but my doctor said

> it " isn't a problem " . Yet I am dizzy and light-headed when this

> happens. My blood pressure has also gone as high as 180/100 after

> surgery.

>

> I am going to a cardiologist soon, hopefully just for a " baseline " ,

> but I have had some blood pressure and slow heart rate issues maybe

> they can shed some light on.

>

> Take care,

> RH

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your concern, especially when you are going through so

much. Just went to the cardiologist today, thought I'd be there 1/2

hour and ended up staying 4 hours and getting a 30-day event

monitor. At least it isn't noticeable, as opposed to the 48-hour EEG

I did at home.

They scheduled a stress test, chemical not treadmill because of the

mito, and an echocardiogram also...

Take care,

RH

> > > Low blood pressure is a very difficult thing to deal with.

After

> > > my last surgery, they were very concerned that my BP was 70/40

> and

> > > I was not allowed to leave the hospital until it went up. My

BP

> is

> > > normally higher.

> >

> > My blood pressure gets that low sometimes, but my doctor said

> > it " isn't a problem " . Yet I am dizzy and light-headed when this

> > happens. My blood pressure has also gone as high as 180/100

after

> > surgery.

> >

> > I am going to a cardiologist soon, hopefully just for

a " baseline " ,

> > but I have had some blood pressure and slow heart rate issues

maybe

> > they can shed some light on.

> >

> > Take care,

> > RH

[Guest guest]

Hi RH :-)

I am so glad your cardiologist appointment has led to further

investigation! It must be reassuring that they are trying to get to

the bottom of it. I will keep my fingers crossed that they can learn

enough information from these tests to be able to help you with the

symptoms.

Thanks for the update. When you schedule these further tests, I hope

you will keep pacing yourself in mind and not let them wipe you out.

Doctors and their personnel aren't thinking about how long it takes

to recover from things or how much it takes out of you to go to these

appointments and have procedures. I remind you as I am now reminding

myself for the umpteenth time. lol

Adam

> Thanks for your concern, especially when you are going through so

> much. Just went to the cardiologist today, thought I'd be there

1/2

> hour and ended up staying 4 hours and getting a 30-day event

> monitor. At least it isn't noticeable, as opposed to the 48-hour

EEG

> I did at home.

>

> They scheduled a stress test, chemical not treadmill because of the

> mito, and an echocardiogram also...

>

> Take care,

> RH

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi RH :-)

I am so glad your cardiologist appointment has led to further

investigation! It must be reassuring that they are trying to get to

the bottom of it. I will keep my fingers crossed that they can learn

enough information from these tests to be able to help you with the

symptoms.

Thanks for the update. When you schedule these further tests, I hope

you will keep pacing yourself in mind and not let them wipe you out.

Doctors and their personnel aren't thinking about how long it takes

to recover from things or how much it takes out of you to go to these

appointments and have procedures. I remind you as I am now reminding

myself for the umpteenth time. lol

Adam

> Thanks for your concern, especially when you are going through so

> much. Just went to the cardiologist today, thought I'd be there

1/2

> hour and ended up staying 4 hours and getting a 30-day event

> monitor. At least it isn't noticeable, as opposed to the 48-hour

EEG

> I did at home.

>

> They scheduled a stress test, chemical not treadmill because of the

> mito, and an echocardiogram also...

>

> Take care,

> RH

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi RH :-)

I am so glad your cardiologist appointment has led to further

investigation! It must be reassuring that they are trying to get to

the bottom of it. I will keep my fingers crossed that they can learn

enough information from these tests to be able to help you with the

symptoms.

Thanks for the update. When you schedule these further tests, I hope

you will keep pacing yourself in mind and not let them wipe you out.

Doctors and their personnel aren't thinking about how long it takes

to recover from things or how much it takes out of you to go to these

appointments and have procedures. I remind you as I am now reminding

myself for the umpteenth time. lol

Adam

> Thanks for your concern, especially when you are going through so

> much. Just went to the cardiologist today, thought I'd be there

1/2

> hour and ended up staying 4 hours and getting a 30-day event

> monitor. At least it isn't noticeable, as opposed to the 48-hour

EEG

> I did at home.

>

> They scheduled a stress test, chemical not treadmill because of the

> mito, and an echocardiogram also...

>

> Take care,

> RH

>

>

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