SECTION 11
vibraslap
that's just friggin terrific.
I just had a really weird heartbeat for the second time this afternoon
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MEDIC! MAN DOWN!
Section 11---If it's skipping beats and/or beating quickly and erratically, it could be AF (atrial fibrillation). If it keeps doing that, you need to get to an ER.
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Maybe its the pre-fried lardsiciles?????
Get it checked out bro..
Get it checked out bro..
Definately! I suffer from A Fib Section 11. It's not heart disease. It's a screw up in the heart's electrical system. If you are feeling short of breath or dizzy go to the ER. If not get an appointment at the Arizona Heart Hospital or call the Scottsdale Cardiovascular Center (480) 945-3535. If you allow this condition to persist there is a very grave danger of stroke. I don't know about you but, I'll pass on strokes.
Last year when Joey Harrington's season ended, he was suffering from A Fib. It can be easily controlled with meds. Even if it's not A Fib, heart arrythmias can be dangerous.
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Or, it could be....
Premature Atrial Contractions (PAC's) or Premature Ventricle Contractions (PVC's). In that case, those chambers make two beats really close together. Since the second beat is too rapid, the chamber doesn't fill up with much blood, and it's a longer time til the next beat. So, that means that beat has almost double the normal amount of blood, and that extra gush is what's felt. Kind of feels like a fish tail flopping in your chest. PAC's are not considered to be very bad, PVC's are much more worrisome. I have PAC's, the doctor told me to cut my caffeine down to a level that they wouldn't bother me. I cut my coffee down by more than half, about 10 years ago, and they mostly went away. I still feel one every once in blue moon. Dehydration seems to trigger it as well. My Dad has PVC's and he had to give up caffeine completely.
Hope it all works out okay.
Premature Atrial Contractions (PAC's) or Premature Ventricle Contractions (PVC's). In that case, those chambers make two beats really close together. Since the second beat is too rapid, the chamber doesn't fill up with much blood, and it's a longer time til the next beat. So, that means that beat has almost double the normal amount of blood, and that extra gush is what's felt. Kind of feels like a fish tail flopping in your chest. PAC's are not considered to be very bad, PVC's are much more worrisome. I have PAC's, the doctor told me to cut my caffeine down to a level that they wouldn't bother me. I cut my coffee down by more than half, about 10 years ago, and they mostly went away. I still feel one every once in blue moon. Dehydration seems to trigger it as well. My Dad has PVC's and he had to give up caffeine completely.
Hope it all works out okay.
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It also could be those Pre-Fried Lard-sicles Elvis
