u/Leaving_Dubai

For someone who had never had any heart related issues, here's my story.

On February of 28th 2026, I had an asthma attack and didn't have an inhaler by my side. I ordered one but it took 1hr to reach me. I had to call for an ambulance and I was given a nebulizer and felt ok.

One fine morning I did a stupid thing by cleaning an air cooler with a blower, all the dust entered my lungs and I was choking again, and had to go to hospital, that day onwards I developed high blood pressure. It took me months to get the BP back to normal.

I went to several hospitals after BP issues, and did echo and ECG but everything came back to normal.

Also I have done thyroid tests and it was normal again, blood test and kidney function was normal too.

Unfortunately while BP has come back to normal, I have developed SVT as stated by my latest visit to a doc, he said I need to do a laser treatment to destroy a faulty electrical path that is causing a Tachycardia.

If I bend for too long like cleaning the bathroom that can cause a spike too.

Can someone confirm if it's pots.

Having a small meal also triggers it, especially fried stuff.

What do you guys think 🤔 about it? Is 30 watts enough to charge a phone if you're in a hurry ?

I have a Savings account in FAB, if I leave the country permanently, can I keep it active?

I spoke to one of the representatives, and he said that the account is active until the Emirates ID's expiry date which is linked to a visa.