Had this done yesterday. Second time in 15 months. Feel much better after.

DO NOT get any surgery here. I had to get surgery here after a month of deteriorating health spent in the hospital. I was admitted to the respiratory ICU where nurse Liz screamed at me, yanked my infiltrated IV, and threw a heart monitor connector at me in room s523 on June 16, 2024. I noticed there was a camera. Please check the footage. If that wasn't enough, on june 26, 2024, it was just 23 hours after my total colectomy and ileostomy. Nurse Mariah on the 9th floor in room 929 ignored my calls for 2 hours until I was in so much pain I couldn't speak then she ignored me for another hour. I could only whisper the word "pain" until she finally medicated me. The pain meds wear off after 2 hours. That's a grand total of 5 hours without medical treatment less than a day after they quite literally ripped my guts out. If that wasn't enough of a reason to not get surgery there, here's another thing. After I contacted the floor manager for the 9th floor to report nurse Mariah's negligence, the floor manager was kind enough to schedule a meeting WITH THE NURSE THAT IGNORED MY CALLS who just so happened to be the nurse who was in control of my discharge. Of course I couldn't be honest when my discharge was being held over me.

When you trip over something when you are falling asleep.

Leland better not smash this cake

La fintase

ive been on warfarin for 35 years, everything interacts with it....food,drink,drugs,exercise, sleep everything.

Haha the first time I did this I felt it a woke up really fast and almost jumped out of the bed 😂 scared the living crap of the nurse 👩‍⚕️

Initially peeeee........ Then pe pe pe normal rhythm

Nope! Carbs ARE BAD!!! breads and grains are killing us, if carbs were necessary there would be no Eskimos

I am a 71 yr old female. I was sitting in bed reading and just could not process the simple words I was reading. I got up and thought I needed my glasses. I was walking fine and everything was normal. I went to my neighbors. My sisters came and got me and took me to ER and it scan revealed a TIA. They also detected an unrelated 6mm aneurysm and a smaller 2mm one. I recovered quickly and believe I may have not even noticed it if I had been on one of my walks.

You feel so much better after. These procedures are a miracle when you can't get your rhythm right.

I begged pleaded for cardiac ablation but drs ignored me Mayo Clinic was waiting for referral sadly the drs were not either trustworthy truthful and now after suffering for weeks upon weeks of inability to catch his breath they would even keep him in hospital Marin General. After being rushed to hospital so from the moment he was cohersed into going to Er to going to die they told me we listen he died suffering in my arms not being able to breathe

Fucque Demerol Fucque fentanyl Fucque midazolam…. Propofol or let me slip into the big consciousness

Scheduled to have this done today. I'm hoping it helps. Cardiologist is confident.

Great

It cause to much pain 😊 I had survive from suc@@@

Pretty sure he said “shock and awe” and that’s metal AF

I have a BP machine at home. I can take my BP every 15 minutes and it will be different every single time, by a lot. To stress over some rudimentary number is idiotic. When my BP is low, I have no energy, I fall asleep on my feet. When my BP is high, I can play 2 football games in a row, come home and cut my grass and fix my car and not feel tired.

Wow, so glad it worked! Here’s my testimony about my successful cardioversion: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJSnqKCIjLV0fK8si=LXfpxAfsQJTDXzsi

he's oddly handsome

How long is one hospitalized for this?

Propaganda flick.

I have had 3 TIA's in the last 6 months. Take care of yourselves.

Had this done yesterday and if you looking for stuff online stop it lol, but its nothing really you will be okay, you won’t feel anything at all.

They are Mormons another false religion

My Dr tells me my diet is not important at all I can eat anything I want and I feel he wants me dead I'm 71 years old and I feel he giving up on me .With heart failure and COPD and pulmonary Fibrosis and Charcot Marie Tooth dieses it's a lot for Drs to handle but I'm the one dealing with the problem every day of my life and I made it 71 years going on 72 this June God willing .I don't want pitty but I want honesty from my Drs .

Worked for 2 days.

I heard if your pressure doesn’t fluctuate you’re most likely dead.

I fasted and my LDL shoots to 500 triglycerides went down to 77 and HDL increased to 70

I fasted for 72 hours my cholesterol shoots up

Any research on prolonged fasting?

It's all about money with doctors

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Well this scares me, my blood pressure has always been low 80s/60s bur lately drastic spikes 160/110 lasts minutes but can get idays of 140/90s worse whrm standing. Docs say cant treat because my bp also drops low 70s/30 and can do so suddenly. So what treatmemt for me? I may have dysautonomia

Im up to 4 days intermittent. Going to increase that number.

"Caffeinated beverages don't have a significant effect unless you already have hypertension. Then it exacerbates it" Quote Unquote

I’ve been carnivore and Intermittent Fasting for 7-8 months . I’ve lost almost 80lbs , H1C dropped from 5.7 to 5.2 , blood pressure dropped to 110/65 average from 140/82 Resting heart rate is low 60s . Mental focus is better , depression is decreased , psoriasis is gone , and the huge benefit is my Pulmanary Sarcoidosis I was diagnosed with in 2018 and declared chronic last year with fibrosis of then lungs had improved so much, I no longer use my daily inhaler and able to exercise again. The standard American diet is killing us , seed oils , sugars and processed food need to be gone .

Doctors are commercialize now a days. Broken bones Doctor, diabetes or heart disease you will get much better results with a proper diet and exercise

I just had my 15th (16th? Lost count) electrocardioversion yesterday, after a first one in 2005, for paroxysmal a-fib. (And a thyroid ablation, a cardio ablation, and various medications along the way as we’ve tried to prevent more.). The technology, drugs, and procedures have improved immensely over the last 20 years. Yes, there are complication risks; yes, the “chest sunburn” is obnoxious. And I find some drugs (propofol) better to recover from than others (Etomidate). But the overall procedure is super effective, relatively painless, takes maybe a day to recover from, and leaves you feeling so much better than being in arrhythmia. People shouldn’t fear the procedure, done at a knowledgeable hospital.

This is just WRONG...this IS a diabetic diet...it could not be any worse.....a ton of sugar on that plate of hers and what is not sugar now...in a few hours in the body it WILL be. JESUS...this woman is a nurse???

I love my cholesterol high!!!!! These are all lies!!!!! #carnivore

Plxxx tell me her tretmen my father have have shocked since after 2month ago but her shocking was not going plxxx tell me

lol / humans do not and never needed carbs. Eat meat and vegetables. You never need bread, sugar, potato’s, rice and so on and so on. Diabetes is not a disease, it’s another way to say you eat far too much sugar. Period.

Lot of fighting down in the comments - people sharing anecdotes about loved ones and themselves. Here's the thing: There are significantly different types of heart failure. If you've got systolic heart failure (where the heart has become weak) you can change your diet, take medications, exercise, and strengthen the heart muscle. If you have diastolic heart failure the heart muscle hardens and loses it's elasticity the treatments are pretty much non existent (and one-third of people - including myself, I suspect - have diastolic heart failure). They are both heart failure but they are very different conditions. Before anyone tells anybody how long someone with CHF is going to live one would need to know a lot about the precise nature of their disease and their overall health. From what I've seen there are much better treatments for systolic heart failure than there are for diastolic heart failure - sucks being me. I haven't been formally diagnosed but just had a bunch of tests and in a phone call yesterday I learned my ejection fractions is 55 to 60 - normal But, I have swelling in my abdomen and legs, dizziness, extreme fatigue, etc. and ejection fractions for people with diastolic heart failure can be 70 - patients with this form of heart failure present with what's called "preserved ejection fraction". So all the questions, below in the comments, regarding ejection fraction can be meaningless depending upon the exact nature of one's heart failure. The bottom line: Prognosis is gonna vary, but, of course it will shorten your life - unless something else gets you first. To say that is, or, is not a death sentence is just an incomplete explanation. And, as I've explained, there are different forms and various co-morbidities that can effect how long someone lives.

wow , don’t listen to hear folks. She follows the brainwashing what food industry preaches and doctors Research carnivore and how people are saving there lives

I’m off bp medicine because of it

I think walnuts

Is it ok to test on the right arm?

Good story. ❤❤❤❤

Fast and pray.