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My potassium is ok. I eat a banana every morning.
My cortisol is now ok after a 4 min telemed, see him in 6 months! 🤪.
Seeing cardio this morning. I felt better YEARS ago when this started with PAC and PVC. University of Chicago put me on alprazalom. That’s over 35 years ago. Still have them but not taking during the day. Was warned long time ago, tachycardia could hit. Well, yesterday I said heck with it. Took a 1/2,/ pill, did not shake as bad. Now Bp in morning was up like usual, pain in body was still there but not as bad. Bp dropped after walk. Body aches like crazy as it has been. Not trembling.
Will find out. Read up on it the bad zanax. It’s stop serious cardiac events when taken toER. Reason I was given it, the other two cardiac meds did not work YEARS ago. Very sensitive to meds.
Stress, anxious ? Heck yes 5 years of pain. Will see. Ice and 1/8 of perc in me now. What meds are you on? After I took it last night I thought I will be in ER overdose, no, I made dinner and did my nails. But at 8, was shaking but not as bad.
Middle of night woke up at 1 am took 1/4?Goli sleep. IT’s melatonin.
Hate docs. If this is it, I will be extremely mad. Found out I should have never been on Dilitizem!!!!
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I have been working with Mayo Connect for only a couple of weeks and already am finding out things others are facing that I have been and wasn't told about. I am going to Vanderbilt most recently for cardio care because of their reputation and it is the closest quality care medical facility nearest my home (200 miles). The local MDs where I live ( 1 million+ in population) have a good reputation locally but were not doing even basic tests -- on my first set of appointments at Vanderbilt they discovered I had had a heart attack and never knew it. I was devastated. My MD is a professor there but his nature is more "closed" so doesn't spend much time explaining things even when asked. It's disconcerting and their policy does not allow changing MDs. But he saved my life and is doing all the right things so I'm fortunate to have that quality care. I've been to Mayo over the years and am a DDS patient now. I plan to relocate in the next several months and hope I can be back at Mayo for cardio and cancer issues then. Mayo is more that 800 miles and I still work full time. I appreciate the candor of those participating.