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I have really really severe heart palpitations usually hundreds a day is there anyone that’s had that many for months/years I’ve had all the tests done they just says pvcs pacs but I just can’t imagine someone can live like this for years please let me know it’s really bothering me I know they’re meds for it but just want to know that I’m not the only one thanks!!

So I’ve been having panic attacks for about 2 years now. For the first 6 mos they were literally 24-7 I went to the ER probably 10-12 times no one ever told me anything about panic attacks they win just take my blood and release me and say I was as fine. The only thing that would be off each time was my neutrophil/lymph percentage. The thing is idk if it’s my mind messing with me but it would always have a bad different symptom. So Right when i accepted 170/100 blood pressure randomly I would have horrible dizziness right when I accepted frequent dizziness I would get a wk straight headaches. So lately I’ve been having CONSTANT heart palpitations. I’ve gotten them for a couple years ans they would be BAD but not as frequent. I would randomly get one so bad it would shake me to my core. It’s what drives me crazy when they told me “well some people don’t feel them you just are more aware they’re happening” and what I would say is trust me if someone got the big heart palpitations I get you would DEFINITELY feel it. So usually when I get the big ones I get a hot flash immediately after and start pouring sweat. So I feel like it’s probably hormonal. Well anyways I started getting tjem more and more often. What I wanted to know is how many people get the big ba boom! Heart palpitations and how do they frequently happen. Also how many years have you been having them from what age to age. I’m 44 I just feel like there’s no way I can live long having such drastic stress put on my heart. I’ve worn the halter thing this is the result
There were rare isolated atrial premature beats, rare atrial couplets, rare atrial triplets and 3 runs of atrial tachycardia. The longest run was 3.7 seconds (7 beats), with an average rate of 128 bpm, and the fastest run was 2.6 seconds (6 beats), with an average rate of 149 bpm. Termination of atrial tachycardia was not followed by abnormal pauses. Rare isolated polymorphic ventricular premature beats were noted.
All my cardiologist said was it was normal but it doesn’t really sound normal. I was just looking for ksome comfort from anyone that experienced these symptoms long term and has learned to live with them for a long time. They told me they could prescribe me to a beta blocker but I’m worried because my heart beat already dips into the low 40s in sleep so I’m not sure that’s a good thing. I’m just starting to give up hope on every feeling normal or living very long. They say stress kills but then tell me panic attacks aren’t dangerous. Well how can my heart going crazy a skipping beats not be causing stress on my body long term. I just pray things get better cause it’s literally torture to live with. Ty in advance to anyone that took the time to read and can help see this better or understand what my results mean. Much love to anyone having to deal with this suffering, Ill pray for all of you 🙏

So I open up my Chewy order and I have a bag of dog food a ball and a loose apple I watch. I’m assuming the person that boxed it must have knocked their watch off. I am trying to get it returned to them but it has a password. I went to their medical ID and it says “Skutoo Plutoo” would love to get this back to its rightful owner. I see they’re able to put a contact phone number if they go to the find my app but they haven’t done so. Bringing it to a local police dept wouldnt help as they likely don’t live by me. Just so bizarre in general

So I’d really appreciate whatever knowledge people on here can give me. How low of a dose is 50mg of androgel a day. Because it seems like it’s not that low of a dose but I’ve read it’s a standard starting dose. Has anyone heard of taking 25mg a day of androgel? I’m just trying to figure out what the lowest amount that people could have success on. See problem is my total test was in 30s (not free test total was 34) but it’s likely from decades on opiates. I’m coming off the opiates now however I only want to take the smallest reasonable dose as when I’m clean my levels hopefully will change a little. So if I took a 1/2 pack a day (25mg) would it be reasonable to have that keep my levels at like 300-400 or is 25 way too low a dose. It’s just tough for me to tell just how low 50mg a day is. Thanks!