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Would this be a good test for the vegal nerve?

Do they apply heat as well?

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I had one fitted two days ago - it sucked because of my tolerance to anaesthesia and the sciatica flare-up in my thighs, but for most people I doubt they would have a real problem with it I was quite surprised at the size of the device too - I thought it would be about the size of a watch but it was closer to the size of a digestive biscuit (cookie)!! Feeling sore from the wound but haven’t required any painkillers since

Coconut water, garlic, cayenne pepper, apple cyder vinegar taken together....plus cut all sugars, get out and get sun, vitamin D, cut all animal foods and cut all take some magnesium...do your reasearch people. Exercises outdoor better...running 10 mins daily

She has a thick ass!

God bless the NHS!

Had it done privately because waiting on the NHS is a joke, it really it not that bad to have it done, totally painless and normally about 30min 👍

Never ever do a test whilst on beta blockers. You will get normal results. Talk to your Doctor before doing a test of you have prescribed. I did my test today. My CDD said nothing would show up. Guess what 120 showed up and is enough for a diagnosis. Im usually running at 130 plus standing.

Perfect video

After my recent angiogram,i was told I had 4 blockages and would need bypass surgery.why wasn't I showed the actual pictures or video of the blockages?

Is the procedure as good as real angiogram? Do the plaque sizes correspond or vary widely from those identified in the real procedure.

Ipswich!

I have my Aortic valve replaced 29th. Lucky I am still alive. Thanks❤

God bless you for using propofol. I’ve seen too many of these videos where they just give some fentanyl and midazolam.

This advert is what convinced me not to smoke. Well, that and my great-grandfather who died from an embolism.

Shame we didn’t get to here about his results... hope he’s doing well

I was told I’d be given a sedative for this procedure, is that correct? as I’m very nervous about it

I am shocked to see that doctor and nurse both are indian. Where is british staff?

Great presentation. Here’s my testimony about my successful cardioversion: ua-cam.com/video/NcDwmRWPAFM/v-deo.htmlsi=LXfpxAfsQJTDXzsi

Where are ya now, Sam?? How ya holding up? Just curious! Monday is my 6 month anniversary with my new aortic valve and I think it’s going pretty well so far!😂

I had a pacemaker fitted a few days ago after being taken to hospital as an emergency. Due to a nurse error I was given food when I should have been nil by mouth. Consequently I couldn’t have sedation. Even though I was given enough local anaesthetic for a bull, everything was extremely painful. I’ve never had pain like it. I only mention this so that viewers ensure they can have sedation. Believe me, it’s vital. ❤️

Sheila sure you'll have a good day in that beautiful garden. Keep walking.

I am getting done one soon..

I'm registered in General Hospital of Colombo SRILANKA to implant a pace maker. Hope I'll give early date. Thanks a lot for this video which encouraged me a lot.

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I’m here because we took my mum into ward 6 at Wythenshaw today and she has her op tomorrow. Told myself I didn’t want to know what was involved, but feel much more reassured after seeing this video.

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Ive got my test in 11 days im so nervous

Hi. I had shortness of breath for too long. Almost 2 years. Actually I was just feeling heaviness in the chest like a big weight. I went to see cardiologists backthen and they told me it was due to anxiety. But that was nothing like anxiety or panic attack. I suddenly woke one day with heaviness in the chest. I was fighting up to take a deep breath when I needed it. I was unable to so I was making movements to exercise the muscles around my heart so I could take the breath I needed. I also had constant palpitations. All kind of different pains in the chest. I was unable to control my heart rate and rhythm. My heart rate was not up because I was getting tired or because of anxiety. It was up on its own and it was down on its own I had no control over this. It could not be due to anxiety because I couldn't feel like I have any communication with my heart's muscle. I was waking up in the middle of the night my heart was racing and I didn't cause this, it can't be anxiety. I was sleeping on my chest instead of my back and the heart rate was going down but not normally down. I can't even tell you what my normal rate is because when all this happened, it is the only time I started checking my paulses and I became obsessed with it. Yes I became obsessed because it was the first time I was feeling my heart pounding in my chest. I don't exercise but I knew this pound is happening only when we exercise. It was not normal but nobody was listening to me. They thought I was hypochondriac. My heart was worst when sleeping but I have a habit of rubing my feet until I fall asleep. Probably I was doing this so I don't feel the symptoms, it was a nervous reaction. Recently I had the worst symptoms that awakened me but still I don't know what that is. The last month I started exercising and making movements so I release my chest from all that pressure. I also had this lucky idea to put a hot water bottle on my chest and keep in there. I started having symptoms of a flu or like an allergy. But finally all those bad symptoms went away. I am released. The heaviness in the chest does not exist. The palpitations stopped. I still feel my chest but not the way I was feeling it before. The arrhythmias are not the way they were. I feel like I control my paulse and that the ups and downs of my paulse are caused by normal causes like getting tired after exercise or getting anxious about something. This is normal. But what I had was not normal and it was not due to anxiety. But I am still scared. I feel so released and sometimes I feel like my heart is weakened, like all this pressure, this thing that was there whatever it was, like it damaged something. I don't know. I am still afraid to sleep. Because I don't know what that was and I don't know what the new situation might mean. If anyone has any idea what anything from what I described might be it would be very helpful because I can't go to the doctors. For my own reasons.

The guy in the red suit is amazing

Doctors are great ❤

I have to submit to this test, but I only faint in the summertime, with the heat (26, 27 or more celsius). During the winter I feel ok.

It's amazing how fast modern medicine & technology has progressed. It's just getting better. 😊

I have to have a valve replacement in about 5 months and I am petrified I pray and hope I make it through and come out of it fine this gives me abit of hope that it’s not all bad 🥺

My Dad is going to procedure next week 😇

I'm 34 & have a mildly dilated right ventricle heart , I'm having to go private for the scan as I'm.a scuba diver & really afraid I won't be able to dive again 😢

Getting this done under general anesthesia as the first attempt failed 😂

They don't show ads like this on the tv anymore

its so shameful that an indian doctor works in sh!!!ttttttt uk, treats their people, but not in india

This question is for females. Was you able to have kids after the valve replacement?

It really confuses me Brugada because they said that you inherit it. But I'm the only person in my family to have it. No one else in my family has Brugada, so where did it come from? Why do I suddenly have it?? I have an S-ICD inside of me now which is good. But it just confuses me as to why I have it when no one else in my family has it.

I have residual mitral valve regurgitation and moderate valve stenosis. I have to have my prosthetic heart valve replaced to a metal one after pregnancy. I've had two heart surgerys in the past, when I was 2 and then 15, I'm nervous but I know I'll be okay cos I've been through it twice before. 😬

I’ve got an echocardiogram on the 27th of feb. I’m slightly nervous but also it’s good that it doesn’t require needles. I’m scared because I’m not sure what it will all entail for me. But it says the appointment is 40 minutes. Would it be best for me to wear tape over my boobs so I don’t feel as exposed?

Good job doc

I recently had a defibrillator fitted by Dr Brown. He’s an absolute star and a great person.

Can Addison's Disease, be discovered, by this test?