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I think we all get that with the monitors, the heart never acts up the way it normally does. My electrophysiologist let me get off mine after 3 weeks because it showed single beat PVCs and that was all we wanted to figure out
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Yep, it kinda points in that direction, big time---stress. When does one ever have symptoms when they go to the doctor?
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The one thing that can be said is that they are predictably unpredictable. Stress seems to me the major common denominator, but other than that, go figure!
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Yes, the monitors can be cumbersome. My first experience with a 6-week monitor ended up with my skin literally sloughing off and bleeding. The second to last day of it I got married and my skin was so damaged that I had to have help peeling my wedding dress off because my skin had weeped and seeped so badly on the left side.
But... had I not worn it the last two days they never would have caught my NSVT and would have passed me off as a stress case once again. You came to this board very, very upset about your palpitations. It seems to me that you truly wanted to know what was going on. If you now request to have the monitoring time shortened by 1/2, it would be counterproductive to finding out those answers, right? So you have to make a choice - deal with a little gadget that is really no more than an I-pod type that attaches to you, or forever worry that these palps are something more serious. |
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