Supraventricular Tachycardia (SVT, PSVT), Animation

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

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[@PoisonApple-pd6ih]

I have PSVT and sometimes describe it like a chestburster. I don't know if anyone else has humor over theirs, but it's helping me to cope with it. Thank you for this video, by the way :)

[@JC-un4bg]

The can do a procedure to stop it . They burn a nerve I think . Go through your groin

[@masonqureshi5217]

Great explanation here. This happened to me and I suffered 9 cardiac arrests one day last year. On the way to hospital my bpm went to 315! Finding videos like this help you understand it better. Thanks

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

Welcome, and good luck!

[@KaitlynMcCary]

Holy shittt! I was in the movie theatre yesterday when my heart randomly shot up to 210 and got up to 253 in the ambulance 20 min later. They had to give me adenosine, I can’t imagine what 315 would feel like. Glad you’re okay!!

[@ColdVsIce]

Do you have an underlying heart issue? SVT rarely causes cardiac arrest. Maybe you were in vtach or torsades de pointed

[@masonqureshi5217]

@@ColdVsIce I’m no medical man so perhaps I stand corrected and having just checked again, it may have been VFib. I certainly do not wish to spread misinformation.

[@ColdVsIce]

@@masonqureshi5217 wow mason, you survived a very dangerous heart arrhythmia.. wish you the best in health my friend.

[@ahmedtareq9055]

Brilliant explanation and animation, loved it.

[@emmaflores7463]

So glad I found this! Been having heart problems since after getting sick in January. Now if only I could afford to get a doctor's appointment and get one of those portable monitors.

[@thezood]

Great video. I've had this condition for about three months with very frequent attacks that can only be stopped by electric conversion. Two failed ablations later and it's starting to feel really heavy.

[@dinnercakes]

I just had mine ablated after 12 years of increasingly worse episodes. Best decision ever.

[@brayden-tucker-music]

Glad to hear! I’ve just seen my cardiologist to book mine in. Looking forward to being finished with these episodes!

[@CarlosServin-qj4cb]

Is that safe I need one also

[@Sauceeboxx]

Isnt that a life threatening surgery

[@dinnercakes]

All cardiac procedures have risks, but this is a somewhat lower risk than a more invasive surgery. In my case, the benefits far outweighed my risks and I am hoping to live a much longer life.

[@Theratsintrenchcoat]

I'm hoping to get it done at some point, hopefully this year or next.

[@jennyblackman]

I'm 53 and I been having these episodes since I was 17 years old etleast that's when I remember they started

[@Maryammmohamed1444]

How do you deal with them?

[@jasonwimberly5636]

Me too.

[@mattpope1746]

I experienced PSVT for the first time in my late 20s. Sometimes I’d go years without an episode and other times I’d have several a few months apart. Typically certain maneuvers such as squatting down with my chest between my knees, clearing the ears as you would on an airplane or coughing would clear it up. Episodes would usually last an hour or two. In 2021 I had a quadruple bypass due to genetic familial hypercholesterolemia and have been on a beta blocker ever since. I found that for the most part when PSVT occurs now it lasts only a few seconds before resetting, which I’m guessing has something to do with the beta blocker. The other evening however I had my first significant PSVT event since my surgery that lasted 3 hours with a pulse rate of 170. I couldn’t get it to reset with exercises so I finally went to the ER where they converted me with adenosine.

[@ze2149]

Could you please do a video on thalamocortical dysrhythmia and its connection to tinnitus, VSS, HPPD, and other disorders? I like the way you explain things, articulate and simple. & people with these disorders should know the true cause, without the academic language barrier in the way.

[@prashantkumar9167]

Hello sir.... Beautiful❤❤❤❤ brilliant explanation sir.... I'm Prashant, a dental surgeon student in an institution in New Delhi.... I feel very happy.... If I would have met you, I surely have invited you for dinner or some respectable treat.

[@jasmineun4892]

this is really tormenting me so much omg 😭

[@prestonkingsley7170]

no like this did NOT make me feel any better 😭

[@yanirahahn2311]

That's my diagnosis, thanks it is informativ

[@charisserempel23]

This sounds familiar. My heart will start beating extremely fast and then just stop. Told a doctor but I said possibly anxiety? He did nothing beyond nodding. Should I be seeing a heart specialist?

[@Pabloperes675]

Maybe maybe not

[@officialspaceman1190]

that sounds like possible svt, if you have an apple watch you can save an ecg when it happens again.

[@Mcazares92]

Please do.. I was told the same thing at 15. Asked for a heart specialist and got surgery at 16.

[@Yerfdog1]

Yes go see a cardiologist so they can put you on a holter monitor and analyze your heart activity for a period of time to capture these events you mentioned.

[@kikibrown9548]

Hello, I’m late responding. I was sent to a Cardiologist for a work up. I wore a monitor for about two weeks. It showed that I had a few runs of V tach, and a lot of PVC’s. The key is whether or not the palpitations cause symptoms. I had a bad feeling when the palpitations would occur. I felt very dizzy and uncomfortable. It felt like I was about to pass out.

[@Br-rv6fn]

Very good explanation ,thank you so much

[@ahmadmasor6075]

I loved this explanation

[@talesfromthearchives6237]

Super explanation 👌👌

[@polaris423]

If the episodes lasts long I get so dizzy I threw up. When I threw up it suddenly stops. Idk why but it happens everytime. So now everytime I get long episodes I just push myself to throw up.

[@sviktor4]

You just need to learn the valsalva maneuver. Basically just tense up your muscles like on the toilette, or try to blow a bottle or your thumb until you feel dizzy or feel the rush when your heart rate normalizes again.

[@fart5786]

@@sviktor4 بلزحمه انا لا اعرف النكليزيه ولاكن بنتي عمره 11 سنه وتشعر بهذا المرض هل خطير

[@mahihamdy7710]

As when u vomit this stimulates your vagus nerve causing like a valsalva maneuver

[@rafeeali1203]

@@fart5786 visit a doctor of your country, don't look for an answer online. No body can give you fully clear answer without a check up.

[@devanthiranthevaralthurair5934]

See doctor first. 1 high BP, 2very annoying Go see doctor check heart first.

[@AprilMartinChartrandMS]

This is very helpful. I am going to my doctor tomorrow and needed more information about my findings from wearing a electrical monitor.

[@youthofkashmir4307]

Excellent sir

[@madhusmitapradhan9074]

Thanks This video help me a lot 🙏

[@27jezus]

nicely explained..I just had one earlier.

[@martinyoung9901]

Very helpful.Thanks very much.

[@michelelindseth8250]

Was PSVT once called PAT which l was dx'd with in my 20s? I have been on a daily beta blocker for 50 years which controls the problem. I nevet hear PAT mentioned anymore.

[@BaoTran-ls7oy]

Great video, thank you!

[@hemnahmad7822]

Amazing 😍so useful and helpful

[@diegodilf100]

How to lower svt

[@2012petvet]

How Long Are Episodes Supposed To Last On Average?

[@kmk9347]

Thank you for such informative vdo

[@lovingmother5565]

Very Helpful. Thank You 🙏

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

Welcome 😊

[@TommyPettit-sd6he]

I noticed mine at age 12 and ablated at the age of 15 on the left side of my heart and my heart rate got up to the 250 to 260 bpm

[@ured37]

Love it ❤

[@helen98765]

Thx so much for making this video. It is helpful. I am also interested in what treatments could be considered for AT

[@tammy5926]

Thanks for this information.

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

Glad it was helpful!

[@curiousworld6644]

Super explaination

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

Thank you 🙂

[@giacomopedde3046]

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[@Alilamedicalmedia]

We have a video on opioids, look for it on our channel!

[@giacomopedde3046]

@@Alilamedicalmedia I saw it, it was very Interesting, congratulations I love your channel, I was asking wich differences where between Oxycodone and Morphine, like what differences there are when they act on the brain, I thought that it would be interesting, thanks again for the time

[@Yourbigbackbrianna]

Did you mean straykids not seventeen? Cause I don't remember seventeen having a member named felix

[@rhyanshelby6572]

I had this before I was pregnant but now I get 2-5 sustained, symptomatic episodes a day. I'm on Metoprolol and Flecainide but they don't seem to do much. They're delivering me at 39 weeks but I'm hoping to convince them of 37. I just need my heart to either go back to normal or get an ablation. I live alone and I'm scared of blacking out with a newborn

[@RamboBrazyy]

Just ask to yo your doses on metoprolol until your surgery it does help 💯I think it’s just the fact your pregnant

[@ralphholzle1281]

Hi I am a 79 yr young white male,my question is I have been having heart problems for some time I was diagnosed with AFib did two ablations that failed then started having super ventricular tacacardia issues have collapsed Three times in 2yrs they decided to do a ventricular ablation that failed also and the electrophysiologists doesn't know why he can't get the condinuity to fine the problem they have on metropol short term because of side effects, could you give me some advice don't want to live in terror

[@petervernelen6784]

It took dokters 3 years to find out I have SVT since it only happens 3/4 times a year taking meds now (bisoprolol) and an ablation is under consideration, thanks for the video.

[@RamboBrazyy]

Yea cause they have to catch the SVT actually active that’s always the tricky part cause it never seems to act up when yu actually get there lol hope your fine now tho

[@petervernelen6784]

@RamboNoLove ablation is scheduled for mid October, fingers crossed 🤞

[@ExtraordinaryJam]

​@@petervernelen6784how are you now?

[@zebeede3517]

Been experiencing this these past months up until now specially on times when I encountered emotional stress.😩

[@dilly8758]

How bad is it? I was diagnosed with PSVT in 2016 and had to get surgery done to get rid of it. My heart rate would go up to 240bpm and I would be near passing out. Definitely one of the scarier moments in my life.

[@aaribhasan]

@@dilly8758 how are u doing now?? Do u get palpitations??

[@tonysphotography9425]

i think im having these , is actually from 2009 im struggling with it , doctors just say i dont have nothing and told me is panic attacks , some told me is the vagal nerve that get signals from the brain and triggers this .. (i think can be triggered by anxiety as i had some 2 years without symptoms, the more exercise i do the better ) but sometimes iit triggers with me just being on a chair for few seconds ..

[@RamboBrazyy]

@@tonysphotography9425I’m Ngl my guy if it’s Been since 2009 your good😂💯just change your diet around a little could be the sodium in your diet or spicy foods

[@siblingsunitedOrg]

Where in sweden, can i find a trusted place to have ablation ?

[@Jahnyboy]

Uppsalas Universitetssjukhus eller Karolinska i Stockholm. Har gjort två ablationer i Uppsala och den senaste gången blev jag frisk.

[@hni7458]

Ja ja, du behöver inte söka sådant här på YT, din läkare hjälper dig, och kanske redan har. Vi har otroliga centra för ablationslabb. Rena nöjet att vara på ett sådant, jag har haft två i Huddinge. Det lurigaste kanske är om man drar ut på tiden hos husläkaren - se till att komma till en kardiolog; de vet hur en slipsten ska dras.

[@tommypettit368]

I have been trying to learn what i have for the last 3 years, my doctor said it might be svt and my great grandfather had wpw

[@irishman4671]

I hate having these episodes and really dislike being cardioverted but don't have much choice🙂

[@brendacurrie358]

Same here it’s scary - I eventually had an ablation and it solved it!!!

[@naxbeats2614]

Beta blockers doesent help?

[@irishman4671]

@NS I see my cardiologist next month to figure it out. I have Neurocardiogenic Dysautonomia, so I have a pacemaker that's resolved the bradycardia. Now, we need to tackle the SVT.

[@RamboBrazyy]

⁠@@naxbeats2614they definitely do well for me at least I’ve always only had svts like once a year but 25mg of metoprolol twice a day will knock my heart rate from 205 to 65 bpm in a hour inna half

[@TheElephantInTheRoom12]

I fear being cardioverted more than the SVT episodes.

[@fart5786]

السلام عليكم بنتي عمرها 11 سنه وتعاني من هذا المرض هل خطير

[@aymanezaroual455]

لا

[@V.I1-pe2ki]

لا عادي مجرد خفقان يبدا فجأه وينتهي فجأه

[@bigmike1547]

The paramedics thought i was experiencing this just yesterday. But the confirmed it was not. It mightve been from the yayo and dabs i was doing smh

[@Danger0-0xx]

I don’t know what I have but my normal heartbeat is 120-134 bpm

[@doctorsalahaljaabari8477]

❤

[@allebharath350]

I have svt attacks

[@inamullahkhan6458]

How old are you and from how long you have svt

[@sainazaza]

First

[@DjLatelle]

I hate getting these

[@PoisonApple-pd6ih]

Same. It's like... Me: 🧍‍♂️ (standing and doing nothing at all) My heart: 🫀🪘🥁🪘🥁🪘🥁🪘🥁

[@TheElephantInTheRoom12]

@@PoisonApple-pd6ih I understand! Its the worst. I feel like a sitting duck.

[@ironmn_890]

Bc mere ko psvt jab episode atta hai toh heart rate 150-185 ke around rehti hai but 3 min ke baad normal hojati h 75 pe gir jati h dimakh ka dahi ho rakha h

[@lovebalbal48]

Hello brother mere ko bhi yehi hai Mera toh bhut bura Haal hoo jata hai saas Lena mushkil ho jata hai psvt ki wja se doc ne mujhe beta blockers par dalla hai abhi

[@lovebalbal48]

App ne doc ki slash li hai ?

[@ironmn_890]

@@lovebalbal48 haan anxiety ke wajhe se hota tha abb nhi hota unhone propnaolol 20 mg aur anxiety medicine di thi 1 month khane ko abb shi hai

[@baldbear3701]

lund