Paroxysmal Supraventricular Tachycardia (PSVT)

[@TheShabooka]

Wow that animation on the car was freakn awesome

[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

I know. I loved it too. Candidly, I was the one to come up with it - bragging - 😜

[@dziugaslapienis9038]

I am glad to have received surgery to get rid of this - those arrhythmias used to feel like hell, but now I haven't had an episode in over a year and a half!

[@gail9566]

Thanks for posting. PSVT is a weird sensation and I appreciate the knowledge

[@vcurls5951]

Absolutely amazing! Thank you Dr.Mobeen!

[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

Thank you for your note.

[@georgebilly7392]

Hi r FFF. Free to I’m

[@misskassy7784]

I'm having these episodes when I eat... Why? It's weird

[@_.frog_]

My hart beats realy fast for a minute or two for literally no reason, it just did it today I'm trying to figure out what's wrong, it makes me dizzy, have shortness of breath and I feel exhausted during an episode. I usually just sit down and try to breath deeply and calm down. If you know what this is please tell me thanks

[@Brenda-zp4bj]

Sounds like PSVT

[@ecaterinacioban323]

My heart goes very fast when I walk like 20 steps and i have shortness of breath and chest pain tightness but if I relax do nothing I’m ok I’m really worried if I have PSVT

[@florak6386]

You might be having anginal pain.... consult your doctor

[@avanch7092]

Psvt can happen at any time even if you’re sitting down watching tv. Talk to your doctor before anything serious happens. They’ll prob do an ekg and put a heart monitor on you.

[@rekcr]

I’m happy that I finally found out what’s wrong with me

[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

Good to know.

[@wallacestine]

rekcr I’m so glad you found this out and hopefully you’ll get through it like me. It does suck having PSVT but best wishes to you!

[@rekcr]

Enfraa You too, and thank you

[@souravmohapatra7092]

@@wallacestine Hey, can you just help me with post surgery of PSVT like what to do and how ro keep myself fit....I had my surgery on March 4 2020

[@avanch7092]

Sourav Mohapatra did you have an ablation? Any update post op?

[@zeennnn8041]

I have Been suffering from this month how can it be cure permanently

[@patrickbrowder6857]

Thursday I underwent the ablation for my PSVT and the Dr. could not get my heart to react even though he said that I "ran a marathon under anesthesia". He did mention that it may be difficult to induce me even though I am constantly experiencing palpitations, but nonetheless I am completely crushed. I've been in urgent care four times this year and it's completely taken over my life. On his follow up call he said that I have PAT and he switched me off metoprolol (I react very negatively to beta blockers) and onto DILTIAZEM CD. Any advice you may be able to offer Drbeen would be greatly appreciated. I have high blood pressure and have gained over twenty pounds this year so I need to work on my weight and it should be a easier now I'm off the METOPROLOL.

[@xxwhispersxx2856]

I have psvts and my episodes are really weird. So many people say they last 10 min for them but mine are never longer then 5 seconds at the most but now they’ve become more frequent. How are you feeling?

[@patrickbrowder6857]

@@xxwhispersxx2856 umm, doing fine. Thanks for asking. I just attempted to move in with friends in Colorado but abandoned plan after 5 days when my symptoms returned I can only believe due to the altitude. Back at sea level, everything's fine. My episodes were like yours but multiple times in the morning hours. Sometimes they were longer n as mentioned, some landed me in the ER. According to my electrocardiologist I was very symptomatic. If you have PSVT apparently they're more frequent but of shorter duration. One thing I believe helps is meditation for learning to breathe through the episodes n I believe that mental calmness can overall improve the situation...and other facets of life. Anyway, I'm on my way to exercise to drop some weight n keep working on ❤ health. I hope some/any of this helps. This condition can be a real SOB at times n I want to say, stay strong! You got this!

[@hugosjoberg9539]

Did they put you under or were you awake during the ablation?

[@patrickbrowder6857]

@@hugosjoberg9539 Yes, way under!

[@hugosjoberg9539]

@@patrickbrowder6857 Okay thanks! I'm having ablation in 2 days and I'm not allowed to be put under because they need to trigger the episodes with electric shocks which can be hard when you're not awake

[@RUF911]

Do obstructive and non-obstructive coronary artery heart disease cause tachycardia?

[@theeverythingchannel1112]

yes ischemia can trigger tachycardia

[@dr.m.umairmajeed1213]

What is the the title of this lec in your premium library?

[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

Same paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia.

[@khubaibkhaeradin8371]

Currently, Carotid Massage was removed by guidelines!!!

[@awaismehmood690]

Very useful information that you sir

[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

You are most welcome 😀

[@breeannwalker8309]

Why does my heart go up to 255 when I'm asleep?

[@lchapo6698]

Call the ambulance lol