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@irene5

@ling You are probably correct, and it sounds like you have one of the few “humble” pulmonologists. Humility is a neglected virtue these days. My husband was treated for asthma for years. Prior to going China in 2002, he had to have a chest X-ray. No asthma!!! He had sarcoid causing his symptoms. X-rays and CT scans may not show asthma , but they will pick up other visitors. His PCP had treated him for asthma for years! Now he sees a pulmonologist and his sarcoid is under control. My tachycardia started after my lungs became hyperinflated, my bronchiectasis had worsened, and I had RSV. I don’t like having tachycardia because it happens at weird times - like waking me up at night!! . I’m wearing a monitor right now and had a scan this morning- echo in a few weeks. Does your fast heartbeat annoy you?? I don’t like it one bit. Irene5

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Thank you Irene for sharing your and your husband's experience. As patients we give ourselves over to the medical staff. We hope we are lucky to have a good, innate, hardworking, and intelligent doctor who cares! It is tough. Sometimes my heart beat is so fast it makes me uncomfortable. It is the second time it has happened to me, I hope I will get to the bottom of it.

Take care!
Ling