Myocarditis - causes, pathophysiology, investigation and treatment
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"Myocarditis is inflammation of the cardiac muscle usually following an infection, trauma or ischaemic event to the heart. It is also associated with rheumatological diseases such as SLE. Myocarditis can be acute or chronic. For most cases in routine clinical practice, a specific aetiology is not found. Viruses remain the most common cause, and often are presumed to be the causative agent in cases without a proven aetiology. The viruses identified include adenovirus, echovirus, CMV, influenzae or coxsackievirus."
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A common side effect of the vaxx.
As a biology UA-camr myself, I really appreciate the amount of work that was put into this. Amazing video! :D
Gotta love COVID-19. It just keeps on giving...
I got this from the vaccine.
@@danielle8959 same sh*t here, I'm now obliged to cut my training for 3 to six months, I noticed from your profile picture that you're an athlete also, so the best thing to do is to cut intense physical activities ASAP.
Myocarditis sucks balls. I don’t know if my Heart will every go back to normal it is damaged man all I want to do right now Is lift so fucking heavy they had to put in a defibrillator because of it .
@@danielle8959 Yeah, I heard the second dose of the vaccines could cause it as well. One of the reasons I have been apprehensive to get them myself. I get called "anti-vaxxer" for it, but I am not denying that the vaccines can be helpful. Just afraid of the potential repercussions. Hopefully I have a lasting immunity to this crap. Stay safe, man, and do not push it too hard.
@@beefgoulash8726 dude we all want to lift our heavy weight , but to do that again you need to take a step back from any physical activity for at least 3 months to 6 months, it's very irritating but I'm currently cutting all types of physical activities for 2 months now and I feel like I regained my health back but to be sure I'll continue my break despite my irritation to workout each day.
Treatment for myocarditis may include:
corticosteroid therapy (to help reduce inflammation)
cardiac medications, such as a beta-blocker, ACE inhibitor, or ARB.
behavioral changes, such as rest, fluid restriction, and a low-salt diet.
diuretic therapy to treat fluid overload.
antibiotic therapy.
What about the heart inflammation after vaccines in Israel? I am a young male age under 30 and have taken my first BionTech shot. I am worried about taking the second.
If you get myocarditis from the vaccine, that means it's working.
@@johnjacob1412 Are you mad, or simply inexcusably rude?
@@johnjacob1412 myocarditis is worse then COVID for a young person
scarred heart tissue does not heal
Whats the progress?
I was diagnosed of Subacute Myocarditis, cardiac edema and valve regurgitation on the end of February this year.. going 2nd month of my rest period out of 6, with no physically and emotional stress. I have my maintenance medication Bisoprolol and Colchicine. I have an unstable blood pressure and always having episodes of dizziness and chest pain and shortness of breath that gets worst if the weather is hot. Please include me on your prayers 🙏. Someone says that it has a mortality rate of 5 years 🥲.
how u doin 😊😊😊
I think Glutamate storm is clinically significant in the pathophysiology of myocarditis. It seems to work in tandem with cytokine storm and most have arterial deposits of calcium due to lack of calcium channel signalling nutrients such as K2, D, magnesium and boron. Calcium becomes cytotoxic when glutamate storm happens
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I had myocarditis after asymptomatic Influenza at age 6. My mom woke me up for school, but I couldn't get up. I had *intense* pain in my legs. So much so that I had to be carried to the doctor. After a series of tests, they established that it was myocarditis due to a "neglected flu". I wasn't sick from flu at all. Because they took so long to diagnose the condition, I developed a permanently damaged myocardium and had a "leaking valve" for years. Thankfully, the valve healed. My pulse is permanently elevated due to the damage, so I take medication to keep it in check. Sometimes the medication won't start working as well as it always does and I get palpitations and angina (a really uncomfortable feeling in my chest and my arms start to ache very badly). The angina usually gets worse when it's really hot in the summer or after taking a warm shower. I'm lucky to live and it's not an impediment to me, but I really wish the docs had diagnosed it earlier to prevent some damage. This happened back in 1997 and I'm 30 now.
Have you ever had some viral infection since then? And if answer is yes, does myocarditis recur? Thank you
@@vizijayt have you every lifted weights how is you’re heart rate there
@@beefgoulash8726 yes. My heart rate is pretty good at exercising. Maybe, pull ups at 100-120 bpm, push ups 90-110bpm. What about you?
Are you feel chest pain
i have acute myocarditis and it came on a night i was smoking weed with my friends but previously had covid and chest infections the doctors said it couldn’t have been the weed but it’s just crazy i was completely healthy before
same problem here bro, quit weed went away.
How were you diagnosed? ECG?
You took the vaxx?
I have myocarditis. Currently on month 5 of 6 of resting. Got my next MRI in may. From the sounds of this video my isn’t as bad as most as I’m only on Ramipril to take pressure off my heart. I didn’t realise how fatal it could be though so that’s worrying.
How are you now? Im on my second day of 6 months. Long way to go. Also taking Ramipril. Wish me luck
did you get the vaccine prior to that?
@@vincentg2618 just saw this. im still not better but ive improved. im going to have mri every 6 months until im better toi monitor my condition. im still on ramipril but now also taking a second blood pressure medication.
No. I got it a few months after.
Did it get better? And what's the reason for taking ramipril? Do you have high blood pressure?
Troponin/D dimer since the myocarditis/pericarditis and clot causing experimental rollouts needed sadly for many children/teens/young adults.
My husband was diagnosed with myocarditis..but dr stopped his medication..does anyone experience this?
My 15 year old daughter collapsed on the bathroom floor in 2000 on her first day of school and died we had no idea that she was even sick her heart was eaten up my this virus
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@@eqrahabibi Thankyou💞
Sorry for your loss.
@@ingenide Thankyou💕
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Hi, first of all thank you for all your helpful videos. They make studying easier and more fun. Secondly, I have a suggestion for a new topic to discuss: it is called "biased signalling" or "ligand-directed signalling" or ... (many different names exist). It is a relatively new concept about the way GPCR work. I have not seen any videos discussing this subject on UA-cam yet, you could be the first. It really is a a subject that broadens our view on cellular transduction with many new insights aiding our understanding of how cells work and communicate.
This is good feedback.
Hello! Question: Why are antiinflammatories not beneficial with myocarditis? Is there myocyte death in every case regardless of the type? Is there any way at all to locally reduce inflammation of tye myocardium?
I can't find a cardiologist willing to go past basic troubleshooting in what I think is a recurrent, remitting-relapsing myocarditis after a bout with adult chicken pox, which happened many years ago. My cardiologist sees only what's on his damn screen.
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I’m 25 and I’ve recently been diagnosed with myocarditis after fainting while in the ambulance. My blood pressure and my heart rate were very low. I had to use a temporary pacemaker for 5 days because of it. Doctor said it was a viral infection but up till now they haven’t found the virus that causes the heart failure.
Have you been covid-19 “vaccinated?”
@@dvsupreme6883 yes I had my second dose also my booster which was on December last year
Coxsackie maybe..
@@Anonimna85 nope. They suspected it was coxsackie but turns out it’s negative still.
Definitely to do with your vaccine pal, had the exact same thing to, non diagnosed for a year and only now they are saying that the vaccine was most likely the cause… silent killer :/
Sir i have a doubt .. does giving a single dose of dexamethasone in every cases of viral fever , at the earliest time of presentation, have any benefit in preventing development of viral myocarditis? I saw a lot of clinical practioners using dexona even first day of viral fever along with paracetamol. Dose it have any benefit or does it causes immunosuppression and viral multiplication which ultimately causes progression into myocarditis? Is it beneficial or harmful in the perspective of development of acute viral myocarditis??????
It's my greatest confusion .. can anyone help me with a genuine answer??? Please😊
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Can you exercise if you have myocarditis, like stationery cycling?
No! Rest for 3-6 months is essential!
The good doctor
Imagine having to tell a patient they have coxsackievirus
I'm that patient....
What is that?
@@zzzap5425 google about it. That virus destroyed my heart in my 30's. I have myocarditis, pericarditis, arithmia, tahicardia, and many more heart problems
@@Anonimna85i have all those :( 16 yo. no drugs no vape anything ever
Excellent lecture, much appreciated, Thank You for your time
An Easy way to remember Myocarditis is to break it down by its 5 syllables.- My O Card It Is. And keep The Queen Of Hearts in your pocket. Be well...
CVB is a picornavirus not a retrovirus, it does not posses the capability to integrate into host dna
what is name given to the excurrent pore of sponges
Please do Rheumatic Heart disease
Damn, video was uploaded 5 minutes ago and your comment is 1 month old, how????
@@asdsmil4890 holy shit
Wtf 1 month ago?!
Re-upload
Thank you
My daughter is currently in the hospital with this and C-diff.
Got the juice?
Amazing...
Loved it !💟
Sarcomeres not ballsackromeres
My O Card It Is...
Well explained
Isn't this possibly a symptom of Covid-19?
can be a complication of it
No, but it is a condition some kids (mostly male) 12-20 get from getting the 2nd shot of the COVID vaccine. Like me
@@MrScooba "No"? Bullshit! The possibility of developing myocarditis after COVID is much higher than the chance of developing myocarditis after the vaccine. Like the video mentioned: viruses are the number one cause of myocarditis. Did you even watch the video?
@@stadtjer689 do research and do it unbiased. It occasionally happens to young men after the shot. Imagine a healthy 13 year dropping dead from it. It has happened look it up.
@@MrScooba did it go away ?
Please do on liver pathology
Amazing
It's so valuable
Keep it up