Hot flashes beating heart
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Cant sleep with hot sensation and strong heartbeat
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cool_catalan mike40937
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mike40937 cool_catalan
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age 37 presently on nexium for gerd ,i had an endoscopy which showed stomach and gullet inflammation
i live in Ireland been getting hot sensation when trying to sleep and aware of my heartbeat more if that makes sense.
also have high feritin levels of 520 ,which i have given blood for investigation for haemochromotosis
cool_catalan mike40937
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mike40937 cool_catalan
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i would be very interested in the meditation if you could help
i am not obese
but have not been doing much running lately
would it help me
cool_catalan mike40937
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cool_catalan mike40937
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Hi Mike,
My partner has a condition in the esophagus named Achalasia. I do not think problems in the gullet as you call it. Have you seen in Internet or the pamphlet of the medication you take what are the side effects? I understand this is the only medication you take no? There are good pages in Internet to look for medications side effects. You have to see quickly a General Practitioner and tell
him/her that. Also: you need to have the blood pressure assessed... your pulsations... are you obese? do you exercise a lot? too much? Cortisol, (too high or too low). Can you do mindful meditation? Do you know what it is? It helps a lot whilst you wait to see the results of the tests and the doctor... If you are interested, I can explain it to you... try not to have too many clothes in bed. Sometimes we overdo it. I live in Australia. I do not know much about health care in Ireland although. (I lived in Dublin when I started studying English in 1979, for six months). I am from Barcelona in Spain but live in Australia. Other people from Ireland may answer you..
Let us know how you get on.
Lots of luck
karen69629 mike40937
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As always.....check first with your doctor.
Ask him/her about adding DHEA (a supplement) to your regime. DHEA levels decline as we age, but we Addisonians lose it along with the disease (or so I've been told by more than one doc). DHEA is part of a chain of hormones, apparently. I noticed that when I forget my DHEA, I get hot flashes at night and my heart is pounding. DHEA supplements also helps with hair thinning. I've recommended it to many menopausal women (I know you don't qualify!) because it really helps with the hormonal hot flashes that come with that period of life.
It is rather a benign treatment that does a LOT. But still.........do your own research and check with your doctor.
cool_catalan karen69629
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I really would like to have the opportunity to have my DHEA checked. The mainstream doctors in Australia have never commented on having my estrogen or progesterone checked... let alone DHEA. Other doctors like holistic and integrative medicine do not seem to be around for us people in need to see them. I believe what you say to be true because I have read things... My partner had a very low cortisol levels (saliva test); his DHEA levels were ok they said. No comment on mine in their report. I feel cold, I then wear something else, and after sometime, I get the hot flushes, also I get them at night.