It's the energy drinks and cherry chocolate Dr. Pepper.TheAussieReaper wrote:
Too much caffeine hurri.
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I was born with one and when I enlisted the doc had an ekg done on me and said everything was fine. Ive got heart disease in my family. my father has a pace maker, his father died not too long ago from a heart attack.HurricaИe wrote:
Apparently I have one, although my doctor suspects it's a benign one. I'm gonna go see a cardiologist soon. The weird thing is I'm not overweight, I don't have high blood pressure, and I'm not at risk of heart disease... I eat pretty well and go to the gym 3 times a week.
Anyone have experience with these?
Eye-GiZzLe wrote:
so how is that monster?
Sorry to hear that, my condolences.God Save the Queen wrote:
I was born with one and when I enlisted the doc had an ekg done on me and said everything was fine. Ive got heart disease in my family. my father has a pace maker, his father died not too long ago from a heart attack.HurricaИe wrote:
Apparently I have one, although my doctor suspects it's a benign one. I'm gonna go see a cardiologist soon. The weird thing is I'm not overweight, I don't have high blood pressure, and I'm not at risk of heart disease... I eat pretty well and go to the gym 3 times a week.
Anyone have experience with these?
Well, on the whole...Bert10099 wrote:
You, sir, have a hole inside your heart. How does it feel?
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Either every other doctor / time you went to a GP they weren't doing their job, or the most recent visit and your doctor is giving you a flase alarm. When was the last time you seen a doctor?HurricaИe wrote:
The weird thing is, I've never been told I had a heart murmur until today. Nearly 17 years and no signs of it? Maybe it was just a fluke?
It's not caffeine. Benign murmurs are caused by simply hearing the blood entering and leaving the heart. Malignant ones are when you hear the blood because of a problem with the valves.
Hurricane, M.D.
My last annual checkup was, unsurprisingly, a year ago. Same doctor too.Zombie_Affair wrote:
Either every other doctor / time you went to a GP they weren't doing their job, or the most recent visit and your doctor is giving you a flase alarm. When was the last time you seen a doctor?HurricaИe wrote:
The weird thing is, I've never been told I had a heart murmur until today. Nearly 17 years and no signs of it? Maybe it was just a fluke?
It's not caffeine. Benign murmurs are caused by simply hearing the blood entering and leaving the heart. Malignant ones are when you hear the blood because of a problem with the valves.
Hurricane, M.D.
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lolGod Save the Queen wrote:
man fuck that. its not a big deal. I have a slight history of em and I was in the infantry for nearly 5 years.
if you end up dying, I guess that means Im wrong.
My aunt had one and dropped dead at 20. That was in '77. Turns out they run on my dads side. I used to get EKGs when i was growing up. Glad to hear it is minorish.HurricaИe wrote:
Apparently I have one, although my doctor suspects it's a benign one. I'm gonna go see a cardiologist soon. The weird thing is I'm not overweight, I don't have high blood pressure, and I'm not at risk of heart disease... I eat pretty well and go to the gym 3 times a week.
Anyone have experience with these?