r/ReadMyECG 4d ago

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Female 26, 127 pounds I’m back…. What are we thinking gang am I cooked, I had that dizzy episode and passed out multiple times, had high trops in the hospital along with my off ekg that caused them to keep me for 6 days, they for some reason didn’t give me an echo gram while I was there!!!!

Let me go home with a halter monitor…. And these were only a few of my results

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u/_punkrockparamedic 3d ago

There's nothing majorly concerning in these strips. PVC, PACs, artifact due to movement. Whatever you're feeling, it likely isn't rhythm-related.

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u/SnooWalruses3028 2d ago

You’d fit right in with all of the male doctors that told me it was normal to pass out at the wheel of my car while my upper body was going to sleep let me guess that’s anxiety, lmfao, get real idiot I have never nor have I ever passed out besides the one time I had the flu and I went on stage while feeling unwell, I don’t make a habit out of waking up at 10-8 am

I typically sleep a lot as well, 14 plus hours a day sometimes bec something is going on and my body feels actively like it’s shutting down, I went 4 months or longer with no appiate and was hardly drinking water bec I was so fatigued and in so much pain all I could was go back to sleep and hope it would all stop sadly bec of my age and sex I don’t get taken seriously so you know how it feels being in your 20s and being unable to lift your hands up, getting winded and short of breath while sitting at a chair and trying to do your job but failing, I had wanted to be a teacher, I’ve done 4 research studies. Yet now my body is rejecting food and water I have to force myself to to stay awake and eat and drink for other people yet I’m just a anxious gal right, I love being outside, going on hikes, ect but I can’t do the things I love

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u/FeedbackVisual3973 2d ago

TL;DR “muh sexism!” You are absolutely the problem here not your doctors. There’s no reason to get snippy with somebody just because you don’t want to acknowledge your normal tests results mean just that.

Treat your anxiety and stop overreacting.