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Stiff Heart - diastolic heart failure

Heart & Blood Health | Last Active: Mar 3 10:16am | Replies (214)

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@oldkarl

In my case, my "stiff heart" is apparently the result of cardiac amyloidosis. The V and A walls are stiff and enlarged. My QRS on an ECG are showing a sawtooth pattern less than .5 mv. I know I am a candidate for sudden death if the amyloid fibrils get into the sensori-command nerves between the brain and heart. And my valves are trying to work, but the macular tissue coverings on the valves is causing them to misfire frequently with PVCs. Every valve of every kind in my body, it seems, has been invaded by fibrils and macular covering. Urinary, larynx, stomach, cardiac, kidney, everything. So have your SERUM, plasma and urine checked for misfolded protein, especially if you are over 50.

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Wow there may be a rare disease out there that people don't know about if you think you're having trouble with all of your valves. Montauk dress like what I've got doesn't matter much he said oh by the way you do have a stiff heart. Don't know anything about any of it but I want to say bless your heart to you