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ggwpq

02/16/18 7:11 PM

#122746 RE: labner #122745

Labner, I experienced dizziness/vertigo symptoms last year. It was resolved by a visit with an experienced asian massage therapist who massage away many sore spots and lumpy knots around my neck and head area. That took care of my dizziness instantly. It might not help your particular situation but it's worth a shot since it's not expensive (less than $50). The key is to find a strong and experienced massage therapist. GLTY.

jessellivermore

02/16/18 11:27 PM

#122750 RE: labner #122745

Laura...

Yes....Ventricular rhythms might be benign in some cases...But they can scare the hell out of you and turn malignant in the flash of an eye...More over they can result from other causes; not just meds, toxins, or bad electrolytes...but things like aortic valve dysfunction...the aortic triad.."Angina, syncope, and sudden death"...

I'm glad to hear you got some real help...pre ventricular contractions..(PVCs) emanate from the ventricle itself and are in no way as efficient as beats which begin in the atrium and follow the normal conduction pathways...

Living with the symptoms you describe is the highest terror imaginable..It must of been awful...

":>) JL

ziploc_1

02/17/18 8:47 AM

#122752 RE: labner #122745

L......Good luck on Monday.....A heart rate of 35 can cause dizziness..... and blockage of the carotid can can numbness and tingling......I hope the carotid ultrasound findings are benign.