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Johnwen wrote:Just from what I'm reading here it could be a vagus nerve problem?
Johnwen wrote:After you went home did your pulse drop?
Johnwen wrote:As you noted in the laying position your pain increased in your chest area and decreased in the upright position. This is a pretty good indicator of GERD or just an agitated stomach adding an increase in stomach acid to over power an irritant which is backing up into the esophagus. Since they ruled out any immediate cardiac problems and beta blockers didn’t show any response it pretty much points the finger at the tummy area.
Is it normal for GERD not to be felt in the abdomen?
Johnwen wrote:You might not notice any discomfort’s because the stomach is well capable of handling any increase in acid. The esophagus isn’t and is usually the first to show sign’s.
Johnwen wrote:Drop down on the LC probiotics to Once a day away from the antibiotics!!!! Geeez talk about starting a war!!!
Johnwen wrote:Did they give you a shot for the pull or did they use sedation?
Johnwen wrote:Calcium testing shows plaque that has stabilized and got coated over with calcium.
eDOC wrote:Anxiety > Excessive cholinergic discharge > palpitations, should have given you an antichoinergic drug.
bbtri wrote:I've heard of statins blocking CoQ10. Where did you hear metroprolol does it too?
Johnwen wrote:On the metoprolol did they give you succinate or tartrate? Succinate is long lasting (er), Tartrate is fast acting.
Johnwen wrote:Metformin is used to threat diabetes so you must have been spiking on your blood sugar also or there is some off label use they were trying to shoot for???
Johnwen wrote:Did they do a chest X-ray when you went back this last time?
Johnwen wrote:Is the pain on the right chest side in the upper part towards the shoulder or more towards the bottom near the bottom of the ribs, Is it towards the center of the chest or out towards the side??
Johnwen wrote:Does it feel deep inside or is it towards the surface?? I’m trying to get a idea of the location of where the pain is to get a idea what could be causing it.
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