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Has anyone experienced heart palpitations and addrenalin rushes with this condition the lightheadedness has subsided slightly taking regular vitamins which had helped your input will be gratefully received !
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tonya46846 paulette1966
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paulette1966 tonya46846
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tonya46846 paulette1966
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lou63 paulette1966
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I'm glad to read that the B vits are helping, how are you now?
Lou
ben99468 paulette1966
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I have not had any type of heart problem associated with my condition of "Vestibular Neuritis", but I was told by my ENT specialist that Labyrinthitis and Vestibular Neuritis upset our sensory impressions and therefor can cause a lot of problems associated with our feeling of well being. Everything from hearing in the ear affected to our thinking processes, because it is such an important aspect of our daily routines. We rely upon balance to affirm just about everything we do including sleep. So, if your heart is known to be healthy, I would say it most likely is part of the whole issue. I will tell you that my GP gave me a perscription of mild tranquilizers ( low dose Valium) to help me with anxiety.
That's about all I know.
take care
Ben
tonya46846 ben99468
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ben99468 tonya46846
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Yes, I foundsome relief from anxious moments with it, especially when I read about others having this problem for years instead of months, but not from the spinning. Reading about others having vertigo symtoms for years depressed me and the Valium provided some escape from that feeling but not the dizzyness, and so I stopped taking it. It was an experiment that my GP wanted to try after he had led me to believe that a simple Epley maneuver was going to cure the problem, found out that it infact did not, and it had dragged on for several weeks.
I also used Vertigo medicine called Meclizine ( some call it Antivert), but i did not find any relief using it. Then the ENT put me through several tests that made noise in my ears while they recorded my eye movements and his prognosis was Meniere's and so prescribed Lipofalvinoid.
I had a second opinion and they have decided I have damage to my inner ear nerve called Vestibular neuritis, caused by a virus or bacterial infection, but they did not prescribe any drug for it, instead they prescribed physical therapy, which I will explain in a later post I just received the prescription and need to familierize myself with it and then I will reveal it for all to see and hopefully it will be worthwhile and help all who want to try it.
OK?
Ben
lily08036 paulette1966
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Since last week for some reason I've been having palpitations. I went to urgent care and dr did an EKG everything fine. I already take blood pressure medication ( propranolol ) and cymbalta for depression / anxiety. Dr said I just need to relax and not stress out. But it wakes me up at night and I worry. It just happens . My blood pressure is alittle high ..for me. 135/87 it won't drop lower.
ben99468 lily08036
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I am not a doctor, but my personal experience with heart palpitations is from nerviousness or caffeine. Of course chocolate and tea can provide the substance that creates the stress factors needed to cause your heart to feel like it skipping beats, but if you had an ekg and they found nothing abnormal I would suggest sleep and total refrain from anything that might cause a reaction like caffeine does. Try to stop worrying and see if you can't use a yoga type mind over matter approach to calm the feeling.
That's all I have. I hope you feel better soon.
Ben
lily08036 ben99468
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Terry6872737 lily08036
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I also have been diagnosed with vestibular neuritis and never have exxperienced palpitations. I did have some when I was taking Losartan for BP. Cut my dose in half and they went away. Took it 6 months before the palpitations started.
lily08036 Terry6872737
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