I got surgery that disabled the nerve in my heart that causes svt. My life has changed completely and i thank all these doctors with the technology to do this.
@@compound00 so I was 6 when I got the surgery done so I really don’t remember but what I do remember is just being sore after the surgery. The surgery I had was minor.
Mine generally happens when I make a sudden jolt, like starting a sprint, or jumping quickly. Since I stopped playing sports I haven't had any episodes, which is pretty nice
same to me whenever i play football it starts for 1 min or 30 sec so annoying then stop instantly and i feel comfortable. i stopped playing football or competitive sports.
Wow, I suffered an episode of SVT back in June 2012 but my heart did not reach 240 to 300 bpm like some others have experienced. Having said that, it was still a pretty scary event. I had been shopping for my mother, when I felt a bang in my chest then my heart began to race. This occurred around 10.00am but by 6.00pm it was rising to over 150 plus bpm. Paramedics were called out, and after an ECG I was taken to hospital. After a blood test, I was given Meteprolol and hooked up overnight on an ECG monitor, which brought it back under control. I am constantly living in fear that it will happen again. I have been on Propranolol for a fast and erratic heart rate for 25 years or so now, which is for an anxiety state that I have.
I had SVT when I was around 14-15 yrs old. The first time I had an episode was during track practice and I didn’t know what was going on. I soon went to the cardiologist and got diagnosed with SVT. I had a heart monitor for almost 4 months, and every time I had an episode the monitor died on me🤦🏽♀️ I was afraid to do anything like jump, run, or even laugh (yes, me laughing caused an episode). I had a hard time keeping up with my sports and activities. Overall, I was pretty down. Thankfully, I caught an episode and my heart was 290 bpm and rising. Some might be afraid but I was happier than ever to finally have caught it. It was a fun time riding in the ambulance and when they administered Adenosine - I was high out of my mind because of it 😂 I got an cardiac ablation soon after in the summer and went into freshman year of high school happier than ever. Later in track and field I went on to compete in state qualifiers for sprints, I wouldn’t never have done that if it weren’t for my wonderful doctors and the surgeon 🙏
Svt is a super scary thing to have, i have suffered from it greatly.. it made me sad and scared i would barely go out, i smoked and it really damaged me even more, now i dont smoke and dont drink and i barely even try to exercise cause i am just terrified about it to be honest,i have done that svt surgery thing which was also extreme experience i felt like i already died, my advice to people who have it, go try and fiz it with the best doctor you know, dont compromise,also.. pray to g-o-d!
My grand daughter was born with this and she has been in the NICU 10 times since she was born. She is only 6 months old. Last time was on 5/17/17 and her BPM was at 280. SVT sucks and I feel so bad for anyone who has it.
I've been diagnosed with regular VT, but the way my doctor explained how my heart works is similar to this. For anyone who has been recently diagnosed, It's important to know that as long as you get regular cardiologist checkups and medication, it CAN get better. It may take a while to find the right meds and dosage, but it will be okay. I've been struggling for 2 years and now everything is okay on my meds. And im only 16, so I hope that gives you hope
Im 41 and ive suffered with SVT since i was 21. Im a hard stick n have had to have my knee drilled to get my adenosine. My rate is usually over 220 beats. I hate it. Its scary living with svt. You never know when it will hit
I had a big episode of this happen at my school, and it was at 270 bpm and they caught this episode in the ambulance while I was going to a hospital, and I got it fixed through surgery though.
A few days ago i found out i have svt because i was checked put by a cardiologist, 2 weeks before that i went to the hospital and my heart rate was 250 per minute and usally for me an episode lasts for a few hours and right now im just thinking what to do about it
I have recently been diagnosed with this... waiting for an appointment for procedure, i hope i have the same results. Had first attack on my 46th birthday, not a day i will easily forget.
My baby was diagnosed with SVT when he was 3 days old in the NICU his heart rate went up to 300 BPM.. I was one scared new mommy but now he is 13 months old and he was just taken off his meds and so far so good!
I had an episode at age 10. My heartbeat was between 240 and 260 . I had to have an oblation and everything! I also had to keep a heart monitor on me at all times(super annoying.) Earlier this month (July) I had one but I don't know what my heart rate was (it was to fast to count) my vision was changing, my chest was heavy, my arm was numb, and i felt like i was gonna pass out. I just barely got myself out of it as my family and I walked into the ER. I have to admit it was pretty scary.
I just got my SVT surgery summer of 2019. My first episode summer of 2018 , my heart rate was around 210-225. I had my second one at the third semester last year, my heart rate was 230-240.
Great question. Generally, a pacemaker is not used to treat SVT. If you have specific questions, be sure to visit a cardiologist. For some basic information, please watch our video “How do you treat SVT?” You can find it on the cardiology playlist on our channel.
Hi, one of the ways, but doesn't work for everyone is called a valsalva maneuver. What you are trying to do is 'stimulate the nerve that slows it down'. Hold your breath, and act like you're trying to take a dump. Another one is to apply gently pressure at the carotid sinus (where you take your pulse in your neck, but just a tad bit higher) and do something called a carotid massage. Both of these concepts are kind of the same. Doesn't work for everyone, but give it a try.
Heard these methods when I was a kid. None have worked. Sometimes an abrupt cought will make me jump.out of Svt mode if I do it when it first starts. If not then it wont work at all. Episodes can last 10 hours or longer sometimes if I dont go to the E.R.. new procedure, blow through a syringe till it pushes all the way out. Do this 5 times back to back then lay back and have someone lift your legs towards your head, knees bent. You will convert out of svt immediately. Its an amazing maneuver. They've done this on me twice now and worked both times with no problem instantly. Some Dr.s know this maneuver some dont. Usually the younger Dr.s know it already.
I have this but I got heart surgery for this a year ago. Last time it happened, I was playing basketball I jumped and bumped my chest to my friend and my heart starting going fast, and then the school called the ambulance and I had to get a IV shot and a injections, god I hated the injections they inject me so my heart can stop for a few seconds. I had to take about 5 of those, anyway it lasted for about 3-4 hours, 220 BPH. But I got heart surgery, and I'm doing fine :D
No the Surgery does NOT mean it will NEVER come back. I have heard it does go away forever for most people, but that is not guaranteed. I am 29 years old and just got diagnosed with SVT for the second time. The first time I was 16 and had an Ablation then too.... Now it is back. First time I was up to 235, I just got my results for my second diagnosis and I hit 249 and 24 in the same day... No I did not miss a digit... my heart rate went to 24 BPM the same 24 period as it hit 249 bmp... and at 29 it is not ever supposed to go past 190... SOOOooo yea, i am worried to say the least.
Unknown That is exactly what happened to me I had to go to the hospital from the nurses office then it wouldn't go down from 210 bpm and I had to have a iv and injections so I am having heart surgery soon😩 I am in the 5th grade
My SVT episodes last a few hours and are usually between 240-280 bpm and I’ve had this since I was 11 (I’m now 16) and I’m awaiting surgery to stop this circuit
Seventeen (SVT) gives me the feeling of SVT. I am not trying to make fun of people of have SVT. I am just saying that these symptoms do apply to me sometimes even during some exersices. But watching Seventeen does make me short of breath and makes me feel dizzy.
I get chest pain as well as weakness in my arms & legs. The last time I was in the ER due to SVT my heart was beating at 240 BPM. It's very scary. I've been cardioverted (?) 4 times. Not fun... :o(
I had SVT but I had a surgery I remember I was 9 and at a sleepover at my friends house and around 8 30 My heart did the thing and I sat down with then they said it was ok then I had to go bed it was late now but I couldn't sleep because my heart then I told her parents I wanted to go home because my heart they said it was ok but I said no so my mom picked me up. She time me to a hospital at that time my heart was still so fast they reset my heart by stopping it and making it go again but it didn't work so they time my mom toke me to a children's hospital and it was still fats but it turned good again they told me that I would need a surgery so when I was ten I had my surgery. Just a few months after I had my 3rd 5k and I did it faster then hen the last times Thanks to nationwide children's hospital and mount Carmel east Hospital
I usually have a 100 bpm when I'm up. But when I'm in bed while awake my HR is 70-80 bpm. When I'm asleep I think it's 60-70 bpm When underwater it slows down to 58 for 4 seconds and goes back to 70
I been dealing with this since I was a kid. Just had an svt episode two weeks ago. Had to go to the E.R. They recommended I het an ablation. My Cardiologist recommended that I dont saying it may not even work. 🙁. I hate SVT
@@compound00 You should then get a second opinion . Yes, some people have to have more than one ablation because the doc may not caraterize everything , but that’s not everyone. I have lived with this for so long and I often had to go to the ER. It was a real disturbance in my life. Im still fresh out of surgery- I only got it last week, but I pray it worked. My cardiologist said the surgeon believes he got everything. But only time will tell. Seriously, get another opinion. You’re super young , don’t let this rule your life. I was told for 20 years that it was anxiety and panic attacks! I finally found the best docs who told me otherwise. Keep fighting and get another opinion.
@@brazilgrl571 I went back to my Cardiologist yesterday and told him Ive had it. Either refer me to a Dr. Who only deals with the electrical circuitry of the heart or I have no choice but to find another Cardiologist. He scheduled me and appointment with a circuitry Dr. And in the mean time. He sent me home yesterday with a portable heart monitor for 24 hours. Just dropped it back off to him today. I told him I thought that it was pointless . Ive been given those take home monitors before and they always say I good with no problems. My heart beats great until I have an SVT episode. I told him to dont even think of inducing an episode on me to see if telling the truth. Pull my Hospital record's
it all started after my mother died. I take atenolol and/or hawthorn berry only when I need it. It works well. Lack of sleep, Stress (that you are not even aware of), caffeine, can cause it too. It takes a while to "decompress" from the stress that you may be having.
I get the symptoms except from fainting (but I do feel faint) when I have and episode and mine can last from either 10 minutes to 5 hours. It happens at my dance classes and has been happening for years but I just thought it was because I was growing and I was young so I carried on exercising when I had an episode which has made them more frequent and last longer over the years. After 4 years and when it become very bad, I told my parents and they said it wasn’t normal and I was taken to the hospital. I’m going to a different one in 3 months and getting a treadmill test and 24 hour ECG because they did tests on my resting heart rate which was all normal except for the ECG so they want me to have an episode so they can record it. They think that this is what I have but they are not 100% sure and I’m currently doing hardly any exercise. For my first visit to the hospital, I was told to do no exercise except walking, so I walked my dogs a lot. But, it made myself have episodes when I was resting so I told my hospital this and I’m exercising again and keep exercising through episodes but that’s just the type of person I am, like I’ll just go through it and not let it control my actions, which is not good for my health at all
Im Glad im not alone in this but hate that others go through this as well. I was 10 yo when I had my most young memorable episode. I say memorable because I believe it happened as well when I was 8yo but I was too young to know any better, but at 10yo, I climbed on top of the washing machine to get something for my mom off a high shelf. When I jumped down, all hell broke loose in my chest. I felt a bang and my heart took off like a race horse. I immediately dropped to my knees grasping my chest knowing something was very wrong, very. My mom and my aunt jumped up screaming "whats wrong"??? Running to me. I dont know who was more terrified, them or me. I told them my heart. Its beating wrong. They rushed me to the E.R. and the rest is history. Ive had maybe 20 episodes in my life. Some stopped on there own, some stopped by my abruptly coughing or dropping suddenly to my knees. Which look silly if anyone you dont know is watching you. Some episodes led me to the E.R. where the administered and drug through my I.V. which temporarily pauses the heart to get it out of SVT mode. Scary stuff. Feels funny. My most recent episode was two weeks ago, I was at work and just standing there. No sudden movement or anything and bam. A thump in my chest and my heart started beating sporadically all over the place. Worst than at any other time. This happens while on Metropalol and losartan blood pressure medicine. I raced to the E.R. and they first said it wasn't svt and gave me more Metropalol. I told them same feeling I got all my life when in Svt. It has to be svt. But because my heart rate didnt take off as fast as it usually did like 250 or so, they were confused I was only at 100 bpm. But still fluttering and palpitating. I told them about a procedure once tried on me where I blow through the hole of a syringe as hard as I can until it pushes out 3 or 4 times, then lay back while they lift my legs above my head. I immediately converted out of SVT mode. The doctor hesitated to do it at first as he was older and never heard of this maneuver. He went out into the hall and found a younger doctor, asked him if hed ever heard of it and he responded absolutely. They both grabbed a leg each after blowing through the syringe and magic. Right out of SVT. The older Dr. Was absolutely amazed. He kept looking and the Heart Monitor while I was converting from Svt saying "Wow, look at that" " this procedure is amazing". I was out of the E.R. within 30 minutes of this. Im so scared of it occurring again. Its scary, frustrating and stressful. I want the Ablation but my Cardiologist says no, saying their could be risks and its not worth the risk saying it may not even work. Just stay away from caffeine, chocolate, smoking etc. ...😥 I feel like a prisoner in my own body. I want the Ablation if it will fix this. Sorry for being long winded here.
I am twelve, and have had this since I was six.. mine has lasted up to eight hours one time. For me I HANG UPSIDE DOWN and it will usually stop after a few minutes. Mostly happens when I’m dehydrated💦this thing is so annoying
Well, if you stop poisoning yourself with refined sugars and carbohydrates it just might never happen again. I used to drink 6 glasses of water every day.. Now having quit all refined sugars/carbs I don't even drink water anymore. I get all my water from vegetables and fruit. Only on days that I don't eat enough veg, will I be thirsty. Usually when I'm thirsty I eat more veg. Right now, I legitimately have not drunk any water in at last 3-4 days. Probably a week. If you are thirsty it means you need magnesium and potassium ++(minerals). You get all those from veg/fruit. Sugars and Carbs don't have any magnesium / potassium THUS for your body to metabolize sugar it TAKES from your reserves (which are stored inside your blood cells) When you run out of those reserves(potassium, magnesium..) that's when you get SVT. Water should be enough to fix it quick, *BUT* tap water or even bottle water has NO minerals in it. (magnesium, potassium, calcium, sodium...) So try eating vegetables instead. It certainly wont last for hours if you do that. But it may take a while for your body to extract the potassium/magnesium from the veg/fruit. It can't happen instantly. But you can *prevent* SVT from happening by quitting refined sugars/carbs and eating a big salad every day. Don't believe me, just try it for a month... Unlike the doctors you've listened to, I'm not asking for money on meds and $5K for surgery.
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I have this and usually when I have an episode the average is 260-280 bpm. It sucks having this because I love being a libero for volleyball but I can’t do it anymore. I’m wayyy too scared to get the surgery.
Since I've started working out harder I never get it anymore, and I used to get it about 3-5 times a week with a heart rate between 160-180bpm. It was hell!
At 240 bpm the only symptom I had was palpitations. I had no pain whatsoever and they were just hooking me up to an EKG when it stopped. The beta blocker I was on sucked because it reduced my resting heart rate to around seventy when it is normally around one hundred. It made me feel like I had almost no energy for the two months that I took it. The only thing about the whole affair that was positive, besides when I stopped taking the medication, was the fact that the nurse's aid was really attractive and she was no help in calming my heart rate. I'm 17 btw.
wow I just got diagnosed and you're symptoms / bpm are identical. I have an appointment tomorrow to take a course of action. did they ever mention surgery?
Yes. I had my surgery in October, just before my eighteenth birthday. I was out for a few hours while they went in through the blood vessels in my legs for an arthroscopic cryoablation. They kept me overnight and I went back to school the next day. No scars or aftereffects. I was running the next week. You've probably been told about the procedure when you talked to your doctor, but they basically went in and burned out the misfiring nerve. They used the cryo because it was near one of my nodes. I forget which one it was. I hope I helped a little, and good luck with your treatment.
I was having SVT episodes up to 180BPM. Now I'm not, but showing some non-sustained VT of about a few seconds. Does this mean this is getting better or worse?
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My highest has been 267 but just 3 days ago I had another episode where it rose to 254, thank God I had my Kardia Mobile & finally cought it on my ekg, they just started me on Verapamil
I was just diagnosed at 24... Was sitting eating pizza then heart rate jumped to 180 kept climbing drove to the hospital four blocks away and they had to stop my heart 4 times...
Mine was a freaking 319 when I was 1. They had to stop and restart it. I am now 14 and have just been taken off the medicine so keeping my fingers crossed
I had one of this SVT at school , i can't even move , i just feel my heart palpitate in my legs , neck , arms the beats was so fast , like 140-150 bpm ore more. It feels so freekin terrible , they get to the hospital and drug me with some wired stuff .
How long did the symptom sustained and if it is suddenly onset and suddenly terminated? I think you should take ECG examination when you are suffering tachycardia. If it can not be catched by regular ECG, and if you have these symptom everyday, you can take Holter ECG to find out what kind of tachycardia it is. Also there are not very few pregnant women have such symptom like palpitation and feeling of tachycardia, but they seldomly are SVT, and, the most common reason is sinus tachycardia.
mine was about 240 bpm. the gave me adenosine twice in the ambulence. it didnt work. they shocked me with 50 joules without anethstesia because my bp was too low. that was the worst feeling
Philip McRevice mine was 240bpm and was 15 at the time this happened at the hospital (I’ve had it for a while but this one wouldn’t stop by itself) so they couldn’t give me too much because of my weight, height, age etc so they gave me 3 shots of adenosine and gave me the max they could give me and I fainted and had to stay in hospital overnight. I was put on medication and I am currently awaiting surgery (hopefully in a few weeks)
Dude. FUCK adenosine! If you wanna know what a heart attack feels like. That’s it I’m sure. They did 5mg and it was the worst feeling. And it didn’t work. So then they did 10mg and omg. Still didn’t work. Never again.
How can you handle it? I've had 118 bpm once and another time was 97-101 and another time, I did not go to the hospital to measure it. I felt dizzy, out of breath, like I was going to die, some numbness in my fingers. What do you do to stop it and how many years have you had it?
Still trying to find a doctor my heart rate has reached 150bpm and again 170 bpm. When it was 150 bpm I had a fever of 100.3 When it was 170 bpm in thought panic attack?
Sorry, let me adjust the last post. To see the basics of the procedure to cure a patient of SVT, feel free to watch the youtube video: what is an electrophysiology study with ablation?
What if I have the same symptoms as SVT. I have been to the emergency 2 times and both times, my blood pressure was normal and the ECG showed normal and blood testing showed normal mineral levels. Doing a little bit of moving around raises my heart rate quickly and I don't feel good. What could my problem be?
I got my first SVT when I was pregnant at 267 , my daughter is now 3 years old and have gotten 5 since, I just got another one 4 days ago at 254, I finally cought it on an Ekg with my Kardia Mobile
They go through your vein in your groin? Thank God!! I'm having surgery done 2 days before Thanksgiving.....and I thought they were gonna go through my penis! Ouch!!!!
Mine happens when I do something like flips on a trampoline or fall of my bike. But it only happens for 5 mins or less. Should I worry? I already when to a heart doctor and they did an ultrasound and everything was normal. Usually it goes away if I sit down and take deep breaths.
Thanks for your message. If you have any concerns about your health, we recommend that you call and speak with your doctor since they know your medical history. Wishing you well!
@@UIChildrens no concerns at the moment. Every two years I have a doctor's appointment with my local cardiologist to examine my heart. Haven't had an episode in a month or two..
For any of you did this happen the day after alcohol consumption? I haven't been diagnosed with it, but ive been in and out of the hospital for a while and they believe it could be svt
I smoked weed yesterday night and I thought it was laced drug screen showed just thc but I’m on anti ds and think it had a bad reaction now I’m have a tachycardia episode
Hiya I had the operation for this about 5 year ago and thankfully its never come back it took around 5 to 6 ambulances getting called then they would take a ecg and say aw its just a panic attack until it finally got picked up. The ablation was horrible as all they give is was 2 5mgValium so a was wind awake . Mine started everytime a bent over to pick th hoover up (was a cleaner at the time) or any quick movements.A was healthy 22 yr old and i Stay away from to much caffeine any drugs that speed your heart up and definitely cannabis. UNITED KINGDOM England
if someone can respond that would be great but i live with svt and i am a kicker on the football team. ive been ahving it for about 8 years and its rare when i get it. but everytime i do... i bend over and hold my breath and my heart rate stops for a second and beats back to normal. does anyone relate?????????????
Im trying to fond out if i have this. Its def. not panic attacks. Ive had about three or four episodes since maybe 2010? But they only last for a couple minutes. Its like all the blood rushes from my head, then within about 10 seconds my hearts racing like i ran a mile. One time after i was shaking and bursts of dizziness were happening. Also get heart flutter feeling daily. They dont hurt, they just feel weird. Like i can feel my heart beating.
I have same problem.I found it when I was 15 years old.I remember I was playing football with my classmates I wanted to jump up to kick the football when it came.last around 10 seconds.auctally it lasts aound 10 seconds everytime.it happens 5 or 6 times anually till now.By the way I m 37 years old.and I still play football.everytime it happens i have to stay there for around 10 seconds.But I found a way which is helpful.everytime it happens I ll start to cough.Try my best to do it.then the right rhythm will come back soon.I don't know why.maybe a little bit pressure to my heart when I cough.
10 minutes?Woo,Take care my friend.for me however it just last around 10 seconds.But i felt so scary and everybody everything around me alive only me,stuck there,horrible,I have been to hospital.But nothing wrong when doctor put the device on my body:(
Yes it is normal. A normal heart beat is 60-100 beats per minute for a adult. Usually higher in children. If your heart rate is above 100 beats per minute at rest then you have tachycardia
@@_stardvst486 im 18 and I have 104 while resting also! I haven't seen a doctor yet but Im really worried for my future... I've been working out for the past 5 years and just now realised I have a problem
The Peep197 They haven’t diagnosed me yet but I get a fast heart rate when exercising and I feel like fainting all symptoms are there I get my heart tested in March
Yes ive been as high as 280 bpm but my most recent attack I had 100 bpm. The doctors were confused on if I was in SVT mode because my heart wasnt racing as fast as 200 or more bpms. I reassured them that Im a veteran at SVT attacks. Been having them since I was 10yo. Im now 44yo. I know what it feels like and this is Svt. I was right. Svt at 100 bpm. Mine was probably slower because im already on Metropalol which slows heart rate and losartan for blood pressure. I think this is why my svt was only at 100 bpm.
I got surgery that disabled the nerve in my heart that causes svt. My life has changed completely and i thank all these doctors with the technology to do this.
So did I
@@kamrynhenry8292 Was it dangerous? I need this done asap. I hate my SVT. 😥
@@compound00 so I was 6 when I got the surgery done so I really don’t remember but what I do remember is just being sore after the surgery. The surgery I had was minor.
My son is recently diagnosed SVT..he is 9.. how are you now??
Mine generally happens when I make a sudden jolt, like starting a sprint, or jumping quickly. Since I stopped playing sports I haven't had any episodes, which is pretty nice
same to me whenever i play football it starts for 1 min or 30 sec so annoying then stop instantly and i feel comfortable. i stopped playing football or competitive sports.
Wow, I suffered an episode of SVT back in June 2012 but my heart did not reach
240 to 300 bpm like some others have experienced. Having said that, it was still a
pretty scary event. I had been shopping for my mother, when I felt a bang in my
chest then my heart began to race. This occurred around 10.00am but by 6.00pm
it was rising to over 150 plus bpm. Paramedics were called out, and after an ECG
I was taken to hospital. After a blood test, I was given Meteprolol and hooked up
overnight on an ECG monitor, which brought it back under control. I am constantly
living in fear that it will happen again. I have been on Propranolol for a fast and
erratic heart rate for 25 years or so now, which is for an anxiety state that I have.
Mine during August
I had SVT when I was around 14-15 yrs old. The first time I had an episode was during track practice and I didn’t know what was going on. I soon went to the cardiologist and got diagnosed with SVT. I had a heart monitor for almost 4 months, and every time I had an episode the monitor died on me🤦🏽♀️
I was afraid to do anything like jump, run, or even laugh (yes, me laughing caused an episode). I had a hard time keeping up with my sports and activities. Overall, I was pretty down. Thankfully, I caught an episode and my heart was 290 bpm and rising. Some might be afraid but I was happier than ever to finally have caught it. It was a fun time riding in the ambulance and when they administered Adenosine - I was high out of my mind because of it 😂
I got an cardiac ablation soon after in the summer and went into freshman year of high school happier than ever. Later in track and field I went on to compete in state qualifiers for sprints, I wouldn’t never have done that if it weren’t for my wonderful doctors and the surgeon 🙏
this comment section is reassuring and very scarry that someone finally experienced the same stuff as me and also some others experienced even worse
Svt is a super scary thing to have, i have suffered from it greatly.. it made me sad and scared i would barely go out, i smoked and it really damaged me even more, now i dont smoke and dont drink and i barely even try to exercise cause i am just terrified about it to be honest,i have done that svt surgery thing which was also extreme experience i felt like i already died, my advice to people who have it, go try and fiz it with the best doctor you know, dont compromise,also.. pray to g-o-d!
My grand daughter was born with this and she has been in the NICU 10 times since she was born. She is only 6 months old. Last time was on 5/17/17 and her BPM was at 280. SVT sucks and I feel so bad for anyone who has it.
I've been diagnosed with regular VT, but the way my doctor explained how my heart works is similar to this. For anyone who has been recently diagnosed, It's important to know that as long as you get regular cardiologist checkups and medication, it CAN get better. It may take a while to find the right meds and dosage, but it will be okay. I've been struggling for 2 years and now everything is okay on my meds. And im only 16, so I hope that gives you hope
Im 41 and ive suffered with SVT since i was 21. Im a hard stick n have had to have my knee drilled to get my adenosine. My rate is usually over 220 beats. I hate it. Its scary living with svt. You never know when it will hit
I had a big episode of this happen at my school, and it was at 270 bpm and they caught this episode in the ambulance while I was going to a hospital, and I got it fixed through surgery though.
180-200 bpm.Worst feeling in the world
I feel :) mine almost went to 300 bpm :S
fuck
JOHNNYwxw fuck yes it is I hate it
JOHNNYwxw try almost 300. it feels like your going to faint while the feeling of a bomb in your body with rising blood pressure.
JOHNNYwxw 250-280 for 10 hours straight. :(
A few days ago i found out i have svt because i was checked put by a cardiologist, 2 weeks before that i went to the hospital and my heart rate was 250 per minute and usally for me an episode lasts for a few hours and right now im just thinking what to do about it
I have recently been diagnosed with this... waiting for an appointment for procedure, i hope i have the same results. Had first attack on my 46th birthday, not a day i will easily forget.
My baby was diagnosed with SVT when he was 3 days old in the NICU his heart rate went up to 300 BPM.. I was one scared new mommy but now he is 13 months old and he was just taken off his meds and so far so good!
I had an episode at age 10. My heartbeat was between 240 and 260 . I had to have an oblation and everything! I also had to keep a heart monitor on me at all times(super annoying.) Earlier this month (July) I had one but I don't know what my heart rate was (it was to fast to count) my vision was changing, my chest was heavy, my arm was numb, and i felt like i was gonna pass out. I just barely got myself out of it as my family and I walked into the ER. I have to admit it was pretty scary.
I just got my SVT surgery summer of 2019. My first episode summer of 2018 , my heart rate was around 210-225. I had my second one at the third semester last year, my heart rate was 230-240.
How did the surgery work out?
Great question. Generally, a pacemaker is not used to treat SVT. If you have specific questions, be sure to visit a cardiologist. For some basic information, please watch our video “How do you treat SVT?” You can find it on the cardiology playlist on our channel.
Hi, one of the ways, but doesn't work for everyone is called a valsalva maneuver. What you are trying to do is 'stimulate the nerve that slows it down'. Hold your breath, and act like you're trying to take a dump. Another one is to apply gently pressure at the carotid sinus (where you take your pulse in your neck, but just a tad bit higher) and do something called a carotid massage. Both of these concepts are kind of the same. Doesn't work for everyone, but give it a try.
Heard these methods when I was a kid. None have worked. Sometimes an abrupt cought will make me jump.out of Svt mode if I do it when it first starts. If not then it wont work at all. Episodes can last 10 hours or longer sometimes if I dont go to the E.R.. new procedure, blow through a syringe till it pushes all the way out. Do this 5 times back to back then lay back and have someone lift your legs towards your head, knees bent. You will convert out of svt immediately. Its an amazing maneuver. They've done this on me twice now and worked both times with no problem instantly. Some Dr.s know this maneuver some dont. Usually the younger Dr.s know it already.
I have this but I got heart surgery for this a year ago. Last time it happened, I was playing basketball I jumped and bumped my chest to my friend and my heart starting going fast, and then the school called the ambulance and I had to get a IV shot and a injections, god I hated the injections they inject me so my heart can stop for a few seconds. I had to take about 5 of those, anyway it lasted for about 3-4 hours, 220 BPH. But I got heart surgery, and I'm doing fine :D
does the surgery mean it will never happen again because i have this and its kinda scary
No the Surgery does NOT mean it will NEVER come back. I have heard it does go away forever for most people, but that is not guaranteed. I am 29 years old and just got diagnosed with SVT for the second time. The first time I was 16 and had an Ablation then too.... Now it is back.
First time I was up to 235, I just got my results for my second diagnosis and I hit 249 and 24 in the same day... No I did not miss a digit... my heart rate went to 24 BPM the same 24 period as it hit 249 bmp... and at 29 it is not ever supposed to go past 190... SOOOooo yea, i am worried to say the least.
4theloveofDub it's a 99.5% chance of never developing again.
Whoa.. Literally same.
Unknown That is exactly what happened to me I had to go to the hospital from the nurses office then it wouldn't go down from 210 bpm and I had to have a iv and injections so I am having heart surgery soon😩 I am in the 5th grade
My SVT episodes last a few hours and are usually between 240-280 bpm and I’ve had this since I was 11 (I’m now 16) and I’m awaiting surgery to stop this circuit
Seventeen (SVT) gives me the feeling of SVT. I am not trying to make fun of people of have SVT. I am just saying that these symptoms do apply to me sometimes even during some exersices. But watching Seventeen does make me short of breath and makes me feel dizzy.
does anyone else get chest pain too, as i am only 16 and living with tacycardia
Yeah I get what feels like pins in my heart
I get chest pain as well as weakness in my arms & legs. The last time I was in the ER due to SVT my heart was beating at 240 BPM. It's very scary. I've been cardioverted (?) 4 times. Not fun... :o(
YIFY Cuh yes and im 12
YIFY Cuh I do
Yes I'm 11, it feels like I'm having a major heart attack
I had SVT but I had a surgery I remember I was 9 and at a sleepover at my friends house and around 8 30 My heart did the thing and I sat down with then they said it was ok then I had to go bed it was late now but I couldn't sleep because my heart then I told her parents I wanted to go home because my heart they said it was ok but I said no so my mom picked me up. She time me to a hospital at that time my heart was still so fast they reset my heart by stopping it and making it go again but it didn't work so they time my mom toke me to a children's hospital and it was still fats but it turned good again they told me that I would need a surgery so when I was ten I had my surgery. Just a few months after I had my 3rd 5k and I did it faster then hen the last times
Thanks to nationwide children's hospital and mount Carmel east Hospital
Did u have catheter ablation?
I've been suffering from SVT since I was 16 in 2007, I think my most rapid heart beat was around 280-290
have the doctor's given you anything to help?
My measured one was about 250bpm but I had another episode and it felt like my heart rate was faster so probably around 270bpm
I had my first episode this evening, which lasted for a minute or two.. It happened while playing basketball.
this happens to me like 2 a month but mine last 45 min to an hour
I usually have a 100 bpm when I'm up. But when I'm in bed while awake my HR is 70-80 bpm. When I'm asleep I think it's 60-70 bpm
When underwater it slows down to 58 for 4 seconds and goes back to 70
same
My SVT can get up to the 200’s . Super scary. I had an ablation yesterday and hope it works and won’t need a second.
How are you now after ur ablation?!
@@pattpourri it’s only been 4 days. We shall see. Fingers crossed that I only need this one 🤞🏻
I been dealing with this since I was a kid. Just had an svt episode two weeks ago. Had to go to the E.R. They recommended I het an ablation. My Cardiologist recommended that I dont saying it may not even work. 🙁. I hate SVT
@@compound00 You should then get a second opinion . Yes, some people have to have more than one ablation because the doc may not caraterize everything , but that’s not everyone. I have lived with this for so long and I often had to go to the ER. It was a real disturbance in my life. Im still fresh out of surgery- I only got it last week, but I pray it worked. My cardiologist said the surgeon believes he got everything. But only time will tell. Seriously, get another opinion. You’re super young , don’t let this rule your life. I was told for 20 years that it was anxiety and panic attacks! I finally found the best docs who told me otherwise. Keep fighting and get another opinion.
@@brazilgrl571 I went back to my Cardiologist yesterday and told him Ive had it. Either refer me to a Dr. Who only deals with the electrical circuitry of the heart or I have no choice but to find another Cardiologist. He scheduled me and appointment with a circuitry Dr. And in the mean time. He sent me home yesterday with a portable heart monitor for 24 hours. Just dropped it back off to him today. I told him I thought that it was pointless . Ive been given those take home monitors before and they always say I good with no problems. My heart beats great until I have an SVT episode. I told him to dont even think of inducing an episode on me to see if telling the truth. Pull my Hospital record's
I just got diagnosed with this about 3 weeks ago and going to see the electro psychologist tomorrow to see if I need the operation
What ended up happening?
it all started after my mother died.
I take atenolol and/or hawthorn berry only when I need it.
It works well.
Lack of sleep, Stress (that you are not even aware of), caffeine, can cause it too.
It takes a while to "decompress" from the stress that you may be having.
I get the symptoms except from fainting (but I do feel faint) when I have and episode and mine can last from either 10 minutes to 5 hours. It happens at my dance classes and has been happening for years but I just thought it was because I was growing and I was young so I carried on exercising when I had an episode which has made them more frequent and last longer over the years. After 4 years and when it become very bad, I told my parents and they said it wasn’t normal and I was taken to the hospital. I’m going to a different one in 3 months and getting a treadmill test and 24 hour ECG because they did tests on my resting heart rate which was all normal except for the ECG so they want me to have an episode so they can record it. They think that this is what I have but they are not 100% sure and I’m currently doing hardly any exercise. For my first visit to the hospital, I was told to do no exercise except walking, so I walked my dogs a lot. But, it made myself have episodes when I was resting so I told my hospital this and I’m exercising again and keep exercising through episodes but that’s just the type of person I am, like I’ll just go through it and not let it control my actions, which is not good for my health at all
Im Glad im not alone in this but hate that others go through this as well. I was 10 yo when I had my most young memorable episode. I say memorable because I believe it happened as well when I was 8yo but I was too young to know any better, but at 10yo, I climbed on top of the washing machine to get something for my mom off a high shelf. When I jumped down, all hell broke loose in my chest. I felt a bang and my heart took off like a race horse. I immediately dropped to my knees grasping my chest knowing something was very wrong, very. My mom and my aunt jumped up screaming "whats wrong"??? Running to me. I dont know who was more terrified, them or me. I told them my heart. Its beating wrong. They rushed me to the E.R. and the rest is history. Ive had maybe 20 episodes in my life. Some stopped on there own, some stopped by my abruptly coughing or dropping suddenly to my knees. Which look silly if anyone you dont know is watching you. Some episodes led me to the E.R. where the administered and drug through my I.V. which temporarily pauses the heart to get it out of SVT mode. Scary stuff. Feels funny. My most recent episode was two weeks ago, I was at work and just standing there. No sudden movement or anything and bam. A thump in my chest and my heart started beating sporadically all over the place. Worst than at any other time. This happens while on Metropalol and losartan blood pressure medicine. I raced to the E.R. and they first said it wasn't svt and gave me more Metropalol. I told them same feeling I got all my life when in Svt. It has to be svt. But because my heart rate didnt take off as fast as it usually did like 250 or so, they were confused I was only at 100 bpm. But still fluttering and palpitating. I told them about a procedure once tried on me where I blow through the hole of a syringe as hard as I can until it pushes out 3 or 4 times, then lay back while they lift my legs above my head. I immediately converted out of SVT mode. The doctor hesitated to do it at first as he was older and never heard of this maneuver. He went out into the hall and found a younger doctor, asked him if hed ever heard of it and he responded absolutely. They both grabbed a leg each after blowing through the syringe and magic. Right out of SVT. The older Dr. Was absolutely amazed. He kept looking and the Heart Monitor while I was converting from Svt saying "Wow, look at that" " this procedure is amazing". I was out of the E.R. within 30 minutes of this. Im so scared of it occurring again. Its scary, frustrating and stressful. I want the Ablation but my Cardiologist says no, saying their could be risks and its not worth the risk saying it may not even work. Just stay away from caffeine, chocolate, smoking etc. ...😥 I feel like a prisoner in my own body. I want the Ablation if it will fix this. Sorry for being long winded here.
I am twelve, and have had this since I was six.. mine has lasted up to eight hours one time. For me I HANG UPSIDE DOWN and it will usually stop after a few minutes. Mostly happens when I’m dehydrated💦this thing is so annoying
Well, if you stop poisoning yourself with refined sugars and carbohydrates it just might never happen again.
I used to drink 6 glasses of water every day.. Now having quit all refined sugars/carbs I don't even drink water anymore. I get all my water from vegetables and fruit. Only on days that I don't eat enough veg, will I be thirsty. Usually when I'm thirsty I eat more veg. Right now, I legitimately have not drunk any water in at last 3-4 days. Probably a week.
If you are thirsty it means you need magnesium and potassium ++(minerals). You get all those from veg/fruit.
Sugars and Carbs don't have any magnesium / potassium THUS for your body to metabolize sugar it TAKES from your reserves (which are stored inside your blood cells)
When you run out of those reserves(potassium, magnesium..) that's when you get SVT. Water should be enough to fix it quick, *BUT* tap water or even bottle water has NO minerals in it. (magnesium, potassium, calcium, sodium...) So try eating vegetables instead. It certainly wont last for hours if you do that. But it may take a while for your body to extract the potassium/magnesium from the veg/fruit. It can't happen instantly.
But you can *prevent* SVT from happening by quitting refined sugars/carbs and eating a big salad every day.
Don't believe me, just try it for a month... Unlike the doctors you've listened to, I'm not asking for money on meds and $5K for surgery.
Black Sails thank you for this! Very interesting! Will definitely try to eat more veggies, although I do eat pretty healthy. Once again thank you!
@@adagirl1419 Glad to be helpful! 🙂
You should learn about the LCHF ketogenic diet. www.dietdoctor.com/low-carb
It can really help anyone with any physical and mental problems, as well as prevent future medical conditions.
Simply said.. this isn't a diet.. this is just removing the slow poisons while focusing on eating nutrient dense foods that actually nourish the human body. Our bodies have nutritional requirements. This way of eating meets 100%+ of requirements. This is THE human diet.
All of modern disease including SVT are all the symptoms of the root problem.. *malnutrition*.
I learned all this after watching literally thousands of these super useful UA-cam videos, and they are truly life saving!
I only ask you watch them on your free time, so that you can finally learn this important information about what you are supposed to be eating as a human.
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*SVT* (btw Atrial Fibrillation = SVT)
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Basically you should eat more *Eggs*, Beef, Fish, Cheese. And if you still eat some carbs, then add vegetables to them. But definitely never consume sweets, grains, soy.. (And don't be afraid of sea salt.. It's your friend. Add as much as you like.. You actually need it.)
Add fruit/ berries/ honey along with high-fat Greek Yogurt or Cheddar/ Gouda cheeses (grass-fed) (if you need to gain some fat)
Also.. apparently many water bottles do* have minerals in them.. But you should always check to see in the labels.. In my country they all seem to have minerals, and tab water isn't _that_ bad here.. But I've heard that's not the case in the US..
I have this and usually when I have an episode the average is 260-280 bpm. It sucks having this because I love being a libero for volleyball but I can’t do it anymore. I’m wayyy too scared to get the surgery.
still suffering SVT since 2009.... and now im taking a medicine about almost a year.... my highest heart beat is 248 beat per min...
Khairul Ashraf I used to take that medicine I had a surgery now i dont
Surgery s safe.......... For svt patient
Since I've started working out harder I never get it anymore, and I used to get it about 3-5 times a week with a heart rate between 160-180bpm. It was hell!
At 240 bpm the only symptom I had was palpitations. I had no pain whatsoever and they were just hooking me up to an EKG when it stopped. The beta blocker I was on sucked because it reduced my resting heart rate to around seventy when it is normally around one hundred. It made me feel like I had almost no energy for the two months that I took it. The only thing about the whole affair that was positive, besides when I stopped taking the medication, was the fact that the nurse's aid was really attractive and she was no help in calming my heart rate. I'm 17 btw.
wow I just got diagnosed and you're symptoms / bpm are identical. I have an appointment tomorrow to take a course of action. did they ever mention surgery?
Yes. I had my surgery in October, just before my eighteenth birthday. I was out for a few hours while they went in through the blood vessels in my legs for an arthroscopic cryoablation. They kept me overnight and I went back to school the next day. No scars or aftereffects. I was running the next week.
You've probably been told about the procedure when you talked to your doctor, but they basically went in and burned out the misfiring nerve. They used the cryo because it was near one of my nodes. I forget which one it was.
I hope I helped a little, and good luck with your treatment.
I was having SVT episodes up to 180BPM. Now I'm not, but showing some non-sustained VT of about a few seconds. Does this mean this is getting better or worse?
Hi Brian - we recommend contacting your doctor if you have any concerns about your health, since they know your personal medical history. If you need help finding a provider, we're happy to help you connent with someone. You can request an appointment at uichildrens.org/appointment.
When I went to hospital I had as the highest record 231 but mine it always last for more then 5 minutes when I was in hospital it lasted 40 minutes
My highest has been 267 but just 3 days ago I had another episode where it rose to 254, thank God I had my Kardia Mobile & finally cought it on my ekg, they just started me on Verapamil
I was just diagnosed at 24... Was sitting eating pizza then heart rate jumped to 180 kept climbing drove to the hospital four blocks away and they had to stop my heart 4 times...
The Ryals Clan they stopped mine 3 times and it didn’t work till they put this chemical in that finally did but they had to do that twice too.
I have POTS, and I have all these symptoms daily…would it still be considered SVT? My heart rate standing can go up to 180 on bad days.
Mine was a freaking 319 when I was 1. They had to stop and restart it. I am now 14 and have just been taken off the medicine so keeping my fingers crossed
Wtfffffff 319 I feel bad 4 u
I know it's scary, they did the same to mine
I had 240 beats per minute last friday and the doctor told me that my ECG was very impressive...
I had one of this SVT at school , i can't even move , i just feel my heart palpitate in my legs , neck , arms the beats was so fast , like 140-150 bpm ore more. It feels so freekin terrible , they get to the hospital and drug me with some wired stuff .
How long did the symptom sustained and if it is suddenly onset and suddenly terminated? I think you should take ECG examination when you are suffering tachycardia. If it can not be catched by regular ECG, and if you have these symptom everyday, you can take Holter ECG to find out what kind of tachycardia it is. Also there are not very few pregnant women have such symptom like palpitation and feeling of tachycardia, but they seldomly are SVT, and, the most common reason is sinus tachycardia.
i had svt and wolf parkisons white syndrome so what the doctor did went through my lower groin artery and my jugular and catherized the extra lead
100+ bpm ?
Mine has been 180+ bpm
mine was about 240 bpm. the gave me adenosine twice in the ambulence. it didnt work. they shocked me with 50 joules without anethstesia because my bp was too low. that was the worst feeling
Philip McRevice omg same it sucks
I had a heart monitor on, so they recorded me with 280 bpm. Hurts like hell but I'm getting treatment.
Philip McRevice mine was 191 bpm n I was given shock 3 times..now whenever I run , beat increases..does u also face same problm??
Philip McRevice mine was 240bpm and was 15 at the time this happened at the hospital (I’ve had it for a while but this one wouldn’t stop by itself) so they couldn’t give me too much because of my weight, height, age etc so they gave me 3 shots of adenosine and gave me the max they could give me and I fainted and had to stay in hospital overnight. I was put on medication and I am currently awaiting surgery (hopefully in a few weeks)
Dude. FUCK adenosine! If you wanna know what a heart attack feels like. That’s it I’m sure. They did 5mg and it was the worst feeling. And it didn’t work. So then they did 10mg and omg. Still didn’t work.
Never again.
I had a bpm of about 350 for 3 hours at 4. Fun times
I had one episode over 2 hrs finally went to ER. They did the adenosine. Now it does it daily not as long though
osteo fx from youngevity cured my svt attacks. i ordered it off amazon. I haven't had arrhythmia since and my Dr wanted me to do an ablation.
I used to have SVT ever since I was at least 8 years old, and I got rid of it when I was 11 years old.
How did you get rid of it??
My boy is 9 and he has svt since a year...
Please help so my son also can live freely
@@kiranasadkhan529 I had surgery
Ablation?? Glad to hear that its successful... how old are you now??
@@kiranasadkhan529 I’m 16, and got the surgery when I was 11. I haven’t had any signs of an attack ever since.
I am so happy for you... May you have a happy and healthy life.. remember my son ezaan in your prayers he is on meds for now..
*Ready, Get, Set, Go!*
How can you handle it? I've had 118 bpm once and another time was 97-101 and another time, I did not go to the hospital to measure it. I felt dizzy, out of breath, like I was going to die, some numbness in my fingers. What do you do to stop it and how many years have you had it?
Still trying to find a doctor my heart rate has reached 150bpm and again 170 bpm.
When it was 150 bpm I had a fever of 100.3
When it was 170 bpm in thought panic attack?
Sorry, let me adjust the last post.
To see the basics of the procedure to cure a patient of SVT, feel free to watch the youtube video: what is an electrophysiology study with ablation?
Is there any way to get the best solution of svt 180 per minute rapidly.
How much is the ablution? I wonder because mine are 255^ . I'm sick of meds not working ..
What if I have the same symptoms as SVT. I have been to the emergency 2 times and both times, my blood pressure was normal and the ECG showed normal and blood testing showed normal mineral levels. Doing a little bit of moving around raises my heart rate quickly and I don't feel good. What could my problem be?
I had svt but had surgery to fix it✌🏻
what is an electrophysiology study with ablation?
thanks
is supra ventricular tachycardia the same as arrhythmia?
Yes, SVT is one type of arrhythmia.
i have had svt since the day i was born and now i am 10 i still have it to today
TBOnE MeADE you can have a surgery like I did
Dear I have svt how at can be reslove and what will be the best treatment of at.
That's actually really common to get SVT when your pregnant.
I got my first SVT when I was pregnant at 267 , my daughter is now 3 years old and have gotten 5 since, I just got another one 4 days ago at 254, I finally cought it on an Ekg with my Kardia Mobile
is 148 to 183 not normal for bpm? I also have athsma and dizziness 0.0
my heart beat is rapid at rest and I also do not have a good stamina, are those two things related
Does anyone else have their heart rate spike while running? Mine will go from 140 175 or higher and stay up until I stop running.
what caused the accessory pathway?
I have suffered Tachycardia Before, about 240-300
They go through your vein in your groin? Thank God!! I'm having surgery done 2 days before Thanksgiving.....and I thought they were gonna go through my penis! Ouch!!!!
Mine happens when I do something like flips on a trampoline or fall of my bike. But it only happens for 5 mins or less. Should I worry? I already when to a heart doctor and they did an ultrasound and everything was normal. Usually it goes away if I sit down and take deep breaths.
Thanks for your message. If you have any concerns about your health, we recommend that you call and speak with your doctor since they know your medical history. Wishing you well!
@@UIChildrens no concerns at the moment. Every two years I have a doctor's appointment with my local cardiologist to examine my heart. Haven't had an episode in a month or two..
For any of you did this happen the day after alcohol consumption? I haven't been diagnosed with it, but ive been in and out of the hospital for a while and they believe it could be svt
Timmy Allen yes if I drink heavily the night before, I end up getting an Svc Attack e next day
Yeah, i realized i got a twice after a night of drinking and smoking hookah.
i had this shit when i was 9!
My heart went 240bpm
got an ablazian or whatever. no more!:)
I smoked weed yesterday night and I thought it was laced drug screen showed just thc but I’m on anti ds and think it had a bad reaction now I’m have a tachycardia episode
I got diagnosed in 5th grade with SVT
Hiya I had the operation for this about 5 year ago and thankfully its never come back it took around 5 to 6 ambulances getting called then they would take a ecg and say aw its just a panic attack until it finally got picked up. The ablation was horrible as all they give is was 2 5mgValium so a was wind awake . Mine started everytime a bent over to pick th hoover up (was a cleaner at the time) or any quick movements.A was healthy 22 yr old and i Stay away from to much caffeine any drugs that speed your heart up and definitely cannabis. UNITED KINGDOM England
I had it 230 to 260 at 10 years old happing at sports events at least 5 times a day 30 to 60 minutes a day
My physicians including a cardiologist explained to me that I’m NOT a prime candidate for an ablation b/c the SVT could return with a vengeance.
if someone can respond that would be great but i live with svt and i am a kicker on the football team. ive been ahving it for about 8 years and its rare when i get it. but everytime i do... i bend over and hold my breath and my heart rate stops for a second and beats back to normal. does anyone relate?????????????
Hi Diego, we recommend that if you have any concerns about your health, be sure to contact your cardiologist.
Im trying to fond out if i have this. Its def. not panic attacks. Ive had about three or four episodes since maybe 2010? But they only last for a couple minutes. Its like all the blood rushes from my head, then within about 10 seconds my hearts racing like i ran a mile. One time after i was shaking and bursts of dizziness were happening. Also get heart flutter feeling daily. They dont hurt, they just feel weird. Like i can feel my heart beating.
I have same problem.I found it when I was 15 years old.I remember I was playing football with my classmates I wanted to jump up to kick the football when it came.last around 10 seconds.auctally it lasts aound 10 seconds everytime.it happens 5 or 6 times anually till now.By the way I m 37 years old.and I still play football.everytime it happens i have to stay there for around 10 seconds.But I found a way which is helpful.everytime it happens I ll start to cough.Try my best to do it.then the right rhythm will come back soon.I don't know why.maybe a little bit pressure to my heart when I cough.
Lucky butt :) mine lasted 10 minutes at least. But seriously go check that out girly!
10 minutes?Woo,Take care my friend.for me however it just last around 10 seconds.But i felt so scary and everybody everything around me alive only me,stuck there,horrible,I have been to hospital.But nothing wrong when doctor put the device on my body:(
I think i have SVT. My pulse is about 90 beats per minute. Is that normal for the age of 14??
Noo definitely not go find a doctor
I have the same problem
Frode305 I’m 16 and my resting heart rate is 104 😭
Yes it is normal. A normal heart beat is 60-100 beats per minute for a adult. Usually higher in children. If your heart rate is above 100 beats per minute at rest then you have tachycardia
@@_stardvst486 im 18 and I have 104 while resting also! I haven't seen a doctor yet but Im really worried for my future... I've been working out for the past 5 years and just now realised I have a problem
I have SVT
i have an svt for about three years , two days ago my beat was about 220 , is pacemaker a solution
I got an ablation, haven’t had a episode sense
I have Svt
The Peep197 me too
The Peep197 They haven’t diagnosed me yet but I get a fast heart rate when exercising and I feel like fainting all symptoms are there I get my heart tested in March
Can people with SVT have a heart rate of 100 bpm?
Yes ive been as high as 280 bpm but my most recent attack I had 100 bpm. The doctors were confused on if I was in SVT mode because my heart wasnt racing as fast as 200 or more bpms. I reassured them that Im a veteran at SVT attacks. Been having them since I was 10yo. Im now 44yo. I know what it feels like and this is Svt. I was right. Svt at 100 bpm. Mine was probably slower because im already on Metropalol which slows heart rate and losartan for blood pressure. I think this is why my svt was only at 100 bpm.
I usually for heartbeats to 280
Does ablation stop SVT’s permanently ?
My beat goes up to 200 whenever I do cartwheels.
I have this
Watching this as I have a full blown attack
😥Sorry brother, I know the feeling
210 beats guys!! :p
Ok
260+ bpm
1 in every 1,000 people get SVT? Jesus, I'm, the only one in my school
No 60-100 is normal sinus rhythm SVT is 150-250ish
I have 180bpm when I have a episode
I got up to 260 for mine :/ sucked..
I got this
Right now it's 69 bpm for me