I have the same thing. Went in for a outpatient procedure and they asked if I know my heart skips a beat--NO!. No concerns with doing the procedure and told me to talk to my doctor. He basically told me the same thing that it's common and as long as there are no other issues (palpitations etc..) then no worries. Did an EKG just to put my mind at rest. After, talked with others and they know of others that have it too with no limitations.
Hi Angela. Anything to do with the heart is very stressful. I think you made the right choice to go to the ER to be on the safe side. Dutch really is a very nice guy, like you mentioned. He was definitely a loving and concerned husband to accompany you during this ER visit. I’m sure that made the ordeal a little less stressful for you knowing he was there. I don’t have any experience or knowledge of PVC, but with the doctor monitoring it, hopefully there is a safe and easy fix. I really hope everything works out for the best. Sending positive vibes and well wishes. I always enjoy the UP videos. It’s still one of my favorite places in the world.
Oh gees my poor Angela's ticker is misbehaving!😢 Well, I certainly hope you're OK and you have no further issues ... You made it sound like you weren't too worried but I'm sure you are... What no caffeine, no alcohol and no drugs??? Well Angela what are you gonna do in your spare time now? 😂 Well I certainly hope you are fine, keep us updated!!! ❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I am not too worried. The ER doctor made it seem like it was a relatively common thing. Yet, I did schedule a follow up appointment. I will keep you updated for sure. Thank you for all of your support.
They usually recommend blood thinners and meds to control the rhythm. There are a lot of procedures, repairs, and implants that can be done via your arteries. All of these things will change your life both good and bad. Do a lot of research before you decide what to do.
Thank you. The ER doctor basically said that the treatment would be worse than the symptoms. I have been doing so much research since the visit to the ER and will continue to do so. So many questions, eh.
No worries, no broken 💔, we still love each other!! 💓
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I'm just glad you're okay!!
Oh, thank you! Me too.
I'm glad you're okay. That is so scary.
Thank you! The unknown is scary. I will admit that I was a bit scared.
Thank God you are ok, my prayers are with you😅
Thank you! And yes, thank God.
I have the same thing. Went in for a outpatient procedure and they asked if I know my heart skips a beat--NO!. No concerns with doing the procedure and told me to talk to my doctor. He basically told me the same thing that it's common and as long as there are no other issues (palpitations etc..) then no worries. Did an EKG just to put my mind at rest. After, talked with others and they know of others that have it too with no limitations.
That is good to hear. I wondered if it would make a difference if I needed another procedure in the future. Thanks!
Hi Angela. Anything to do with the heart is very stressful. I think you made the right choice to go to the ER to be on the safe side. Dutch really is a very nice guy, like you mentioned. He was definitely a loving and concerned husband to accompany you during this ER visit. I’m sure that made the ordeal a little less stressful for you knowing he was there. I don’t have any experience or knowledge of PVC, but with the doctor monitoring it, hopefully there is a safe and easy fix. I really hope everything works out for the best. Sending positive vibes and well wishes. I always enjoy the UP videos. It’s still one of my favorite places in the world.
The ER doctor made it sound relatively common and just to live my life as normal. That was reassuring. I did schedule a follow up appointment.
Oh gees my poor Angela's ticker is misbehaving!😢
Well, I certainly hope you're OK and you have no further issues ... You made it sound like you weren't too worried but I'm sure you are...
What no caffeine, no alcohol and no drugs??? Well Angela what are you gonna do in your spare time now? 😂 Well I certainly hope you are fine, keep us updated!!!
❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I am not too worried. The ER doctor made it seem like it was a relatively common thing. Yet, I did schedule a follow up appointment. I will keep you updated for sure. Thank you for all of your support.
😊🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
They usually recommend blood thinners and meds to control the rhythm. There are a lot of procedures, repairs, and implants that can be done via your arteries. All of these things will change your life both good and bad. Do a lot of research before you decide what to do.
Thank you. The ER doctor basically said that the treatment would be worse than the symptoms. I have been doing so much research since the visit to the ER and will continue to do so. So many questions, eh.
onlive life in the up alright😍