Pericarditis
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- Pericarditis
Pericarditis refers to inflammation of the pericardium
The pericardium is a sac within which the heart sits. This sac has 2 layers- known as the visceral and parietal layers separated by a potential space which contains about 10-50mls of fluid. Acute inflammation of this sac is known as acute pericarditis. If the inflammation spreads to the surface of the heart itself, it is termed myopericarditis.
About 5% of patients who present to A+E with chest pain which is not deemed to be a heart attack or angina are ultimately diagnosed with pericarditis.
Why does this inflammation happen? There are a multitude of causes and the most common causes depend on which part of the world you are in. In developed countries the commonest cause of acute pericarditis is a presumed viral infection. Common viruses that have been identified include Parvovirus B19, EBV, CMV, Herpes Simplex Virus etc) In developing countries, common causes of pericarditis are TB and HIV. Other common causes of pericarditis include bacterial infections, kidney failure, rheumatological conditions such as autoimmune conditions/vasculitis (SLE, rheumatoid arthritis, sarcoidosis) and even cancer (mesothelioma; spread from other tumors). Also recent cardiac surgery and a recent heart attack can present with pericarditis.
How does it present?
It may present out of the blue but quite often it may present after a flu like respiratory or gastric illness.
Pericarditis is characterised by often quite severe chest pain but it is usually reasonably easy to distinguish from anginal pain because in pericarditis,the pain is very sharp and actually catches the breath when a person tries to breath in. it is made worse when the patient coughs. It is characteristaiclly better when someone sits up and leans forward. This is because this position reduces the pressure on the paricardium. Pain is a feature in over 95% of patients. It is very prevalent in patients with an infection but may be not as painful in patinets with renal failure or rheumatological problems. The pain may radiate to the the trapezius ridge.
One of the things that is very helpful to make the diagnosis of pericarditis is to listen to the heart is the presence of a pericardial friction rub. The 2 layers are both inflamed and as the heart moves within the pericardium these two layers rub against each other and can produce a scratchy or squeaky sound that can be heard by an experienced doctor. The absence of a rub does not exclude the possibly of pericarditis but the presence makes it very likely that that is what you are dealing with. To hear it your doctor should get you to lean forwards and hold your breath or even get you on your hands and knees and listen while you are in that position.
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I was diagnosed with pericarditis in 2004. Mine was caused by sepsis associated with iron toxicity. I had sepsis for 6 months until it was diagnosed. Whenever the infection spread to my heart, it caused scar tissue, which led to me having atrial tachycardia.
I hope nobody has to go through this, and none of you have to go through doctors mistreating you even though you tell them what's wrong and they won't listen to you. It's horrifying. Like you know you're dying, and you know your body is telling you, you tell the doctors what's going on and they just keep neglecting your symptoms.
Not all doctors are this way, but the ones who are traumatize patients, and sometimes they traumatize them for life.
Here I am in 2021, and they're doing the same thing to me while I'm septic again. Strangely enough, the infection started in my throat again. What are the odds? Crazy stuff for sure.
Raw garlic ginger n oregano will take infection away..antibacterial ..anyiviral..anti-inflammatory
@@aliciamilam5636 Thank you so much, Alicia! I am a naturopath and I'm aware that those natural substances rid the body of infection, but the fact that you want to help says a lot. Thank you. (:
I started taking oregano oil (250mg) 3 times daily, and 000 capsules filled with ground, organic ginger several months ago. It worked for me, so I'm still here. Praise the Lord. 🙌✝️
According to the evil, satanic, occult medical establishment of gang members we commonly refer to as "doctors", I have liver cirrhosis, spondylitis, congestive heart failure, 6 hernia. I was supposed to be dead by the end of 2020 according to the murderous gang members who in their oath swear to have the power to give and take life, (yes, this is the 4th line of their modern oath of you're not aware), but I've treated everything without ever seeing a single doctor and I'm still here.
I was jaundice for 3 months, cured it with taurine, regular dosing of vitamin C, pure milk thistle extract, MSM and lots of rest.
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So so many are given no hope, but there's always a better way to heal the body, and that's not through allopathic medicine. Holistic, naturopathic medicine is DEFINITELY the way to go. 👍👍
You explain things so thoroughly and in ways most anyone can understand. From now on if anyone asks me a question (retired nurse) I'm just going to see if you've made a video on it before I try explaining it myself 😂 Save me some time. You really do teach well.
I so appreciate you...! You are so much better than my regular doctor. You explain things in a language that I understand. You explain why I should do something. I have noticed that you have not posted anything in almost 2 months. If you need a topic, I have just had a Pace maker implanted. It's in 2 chambers. Since then I have felt flutter for about 2 to 3 beats (only twice since June 21st.) but also for 1 heart beat I have felt something strange really quick and then it's gone. My Pulse rate was 33-34 bpm and now it's set for 65 bpm. Thank you for all you do
I was one of the people that asked you to do a video on this after having it last year, so thank you very much. You have put my mind at ease.
How are u now 1 year later
How long did it take for chest pain to go away?
I watch all your videos....and have not before commented on the effect.
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My cardiologist says: Do this...
I say: but Dr. Gupta says... 😊
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Doc you've been doing great stuff. Also happy to have seen an article from BBC regarding the appalling conditions in quarantine hotels regarding their food. Thanks for bringing out the awareness
Mary thanks for your many classes on heart conditions ,very decent and human of you,best wishes to you and yours
Representing the Bengalis! Haha... watching from Australia after suffering ongoing heart palpitations following Pfizer. This was easy to understand and incredibly comforting as was your vaccine related video. Thank you so much tor taking the time to make these videos. Keep well.
Thanks, Dr. Gupta you Rock! You answered all my questions.
Thank you very much for this great video, my girlfriend suffered from this condition, i am glad she is ok now.
Just find your videos amazing and so simple to understand. Don't think will need to look up any resources other than your video for my CPD!
Thank you Dr Gupta for taking the time to make these videos, could you continue the medication videos like the one on Fleicanide
Grateful for the work you are doing Dr. Jupta. Thank you!
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Thank you for all your videos, and I'm very sorry for your loss, you have helped no end with my ectopics, my heart's seems to beat three times then stops, this goes on like this all day, seems to be my new normal heart beat.
Thank you. Very timely. A family member has been having these symptoms and is undergoing some tests. So we await results. A great presentation.😀
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May god bless you Dr Gupta and thank you for all your help.
Dr. Gupta is a gifted healer. I greatly admire his talent. (So true about the troponin level, prolonged mistreatment of pericarditis as heart failure, etc.)
Good day doctor -- I so look forward to seeing your videos. It's like a visit from a brilliant and caring friend.
Thank you for this. Much appreciated.
Thank you very helpful information!
Thanks for another interesting video. I’d never heard of pericarditis and I’m happy to know about something I’m pretty sure I don’t have !
I am 20 and have myocarditis and am struggling to get better even after 8 months of it, the pain is so bad. I am grateful that there are people like you that provide us with information on the heart and it’s problems so thank you.
What does the pain feel like? I recently recovered from COVID and it's been on my mind as I've been having very random chest and back pains all over the place that comes and goes, sharp and dull. Troponin came back normal but it feels wrong.
Hope you feel better. Rest up and wishing you a speedy recovery.
@@ljot1 The pain feels like an intense pain that radiates in my chest and down my arms and neck which can be both dull and sharp pains. I don't really know how to explain it but its like an uncomfortable tightness in the chest which can vary day by day. I got a lot of palpitations and shortness of breath too, have you experienced this? I have also experienced a lot of tiredness and generally feeling unwell which my cardiologist said can happen with myocarditis. My troponin has fluctuated too, up to 6500 and down to 400 whilst I was in hospital. I would recommend getting your troponin re-checked as troponin takes a little bit of time to present itself in the blood just to be on the safe side if you're still having pain. Thank you so much for your message, I hope you feel better soon too and if there's anything else you want to ask then please do :)
@@zerolefty1907 are you still dealing with this
@@allisonwoodside7506 Hi, Yep, still dealing with pain everyday so have to take morphine regularly
@@zerolefty1907 Does the pain sometimes feel like a tight squeezing sensation?
Thank you Doctor Sanjay Gupta.
Your videos are very informative.
You're a kind and gentle human being apart from being a very good doctor.
Making videos to help people understand their heart condition helps them to reduce anxiety.
Putting in so much effort to make such informative videos is truly amazing.
Hello sir.
I have recently subscribed your channel and your videos are great. Our world really need doctors like you who are helping the people managing their heart in an incredibly easy way. Stay blessed.
Thank you for your videos. Especially the ones on POTS and Dysautonomia. Have you published a video on apolipoproteins and what they mean for cardiac health. I had my apolipoprotein a1 come back as elevated and am having a hard time determining what that really means. I have strong cardiac familial issues. This was not a lab requested by a cardiologist which is why i would love to hear your take on this. Thank you!
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always interesting, informative, and caring. thank you, doctor. i do hope your situation there is ameliorated soon.
Very useful to me! I had a pericarditis 3.5 years ago, following about 3 months of rhumatoidal pains (first, then they went away with natural products), then low fever all the time (even ibuprofen would not lower it completely), and a constant cough. I had a few intense chest pain a few times, but no real pain in general. My doctor and me were thinking of a pneumonia, but the treatment didn't really do anything. I lost 20 pounds, because I was not hungry, slept a lot. Finally, my wife told me: you're going to the hospital, you're too sick. In fact, the morning I went to the hospital, I did 15 minutes walk on the treadmill without much effort. They made a scan of the whole upper part of the body and found liquid around the heart (years after, I looked at the report, and then I got afraid: 2.6 cm thick of liquid!). They sent me to a cardiology department in Montreal where they eventually found out that it was cause by a Sjogren (similar to lupus, for people who are not familiar). One funny thing: I was 10 days in the hospital and they made a lot of tests, and many electrocardiograms. One day, I asked one of the doctor: you made a lot of electrocardiograms and you never gave me the results? He said it's because they were always good, because my heart cavity is big enough to let the heart pump without restriction. Good for me! But the inflammantion (PCR) was over 300! The cure was easy: they started prednisone at 50mg/day and then lowering it gradually over a period of roughly 2 months. 3 days after the beginning of the treatment, I was back at my normal activities (with care...) and the energy levels were up to almost normal. What I retain from your presentation is to really chek for symptoms if it ever comes back. Althought I am followed by a specialist for the Sjogren, I don't see him every week. So, it's good to know in advance just in case. I had that when I was 70 years old. Thank you again for this advice, it might be life saving for me!
PCR = CRP
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@@emgregory528 no 7 of Sizu. Make sure your rheumatoid pain does not hide a lupus or Sjogren, especially if the pain is on both sides of the body. See a rheumatologist. Make sure you don't confuse with 7 of 9 from Star Trek. LOL
How’s getting off prednisone? Mood swings, etc? Thank you. I’ve had extremely bad mood swings, anxiety, and dark moments when getting off that just 5 days treatment for pheumona
Thankful for all the information.
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Thanks Doc. Sounds helpful.
very informative...Thanks Doc...Our heart....an Extraordinary part of our body.
Very interesting,
Thank you so much, very helpfull
Dr Gupta, I love your videos and find them so very informative and comforting. With that being said, could you do a video on IVCD? It showed on my ekg and randomly appeared on my holter monitor but my doctor really hasn't explained it to me and that if it's dangerous. I have a normal qrs and have had a normal echocardiogram, ecg, and stress test. Thank you!
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Thanks for your videos 🙂
Thank you so much! I was diagnosed with pericarditis when I was 16. I am 24 now, and it’s been one hell of a ride. At first I didn’t take pericarditis serious, so I never treated it. That’s until I ended up in the hospital with almost 2 liters of fluid around my heart! I had a pericardial Centesis. Thank you again for your reassurance and spreading awareness of this terrible illness!
what tests did they give you to get this diagnosis?
@@loribijou EKG, Blood works, Chest XRay if there is fluid
@@newpatterns4657 thank you
@@newpatterns4657 did you get better and also did you have shortness of breath?
@@runupdabag2050 When I had flare ups I had a little bit of shortness of breath. When I had fluid around my heart, I was VERY VERY sick. I couldn’t stop puking
Im Ann Pushpa from Srilanka, yr videos are very useful and educate me a lot about heart issues, As im having palpitations, Thankyou Doctor
Thank you dr. Gupta for all your videos. Can you do one for Raynaud’s disease especially for the one that affects the feet. Thank you again for your knowledgeable videos. It helps a lot to get a clear understanding on various health related issues and manage them.
❤️love the way you explain :)
Thank you very much for this video. I had pericarditis four years ago with the severe pain and landed in ED. I was 60 years old and reasonably fit. I had to do a long haul flight. It was extremely painful and uncomfortable and when I bent forward to tie shoes etc I could feel the crunch in my chest. What helped me was a combination of aspirin and paracetamol. Three weeks ago I experienced vertigo, and systolic of 210 and I was in ED for 24 hours. I’m good now but the breathlessness was the same as when I had the pericarditis.
Hazel Em: what do you mean you were in ED for 24 hrs? What's ED?
@@BoysLikeMeee he means the ER
Please can you do a video on Fibro elastic degeneration of the Mitral Valve. Thank you Dr.
First, Thank you for the wealth of information you provide. It is much appreciated. Second, question; Once Afib is stabilized and ejection fraction has improved what would be a normal heart rate?
46-50?
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Could you please do a vid on palpitations, fast , irregular beats and asthma medications. When should we worry. My specialist told me to go to the hospital immediately. If I did that I might as well move in. I have had an echo. All normal.
Dr Gupta!! Hello from Canada! You are awesome!! Can you please do a video on orthostatic hypotension!! I suffer from this and it’s horrific! Also a video on covid vaccine and heart inflammation on teenagers! I’m scared to get my 16 year old son vaccinated.
I would like to know if you have done any videos on High Diastolic BP Dr Sanjay Gupta
This is great Doc.. thank you. I teach pathology for Rehab professionals. I love how your lectures provide insight and context to things normally not discussed in some books. Can pericarditis come as consequence of post chemotherapy. The cardiac sac is mostly connective tissue with myofibroblasts and fibroblasts I Imagine. Do you think someone taking antioxidants of many kinds can spontaneously recover from Pericarditis if they typically have a good lifestyle?
Hey good doctor, watched a video where this doctor in US explained that during her time in medical research they stumbled upon a cure that consequently was suppressed by big pharma. She was talking about the plaque build up in arteries indirectly caused by tooth decay. They found that erythromycin reduced the plaque in arteries. Wondering if you have had experience of this as a treatment to reduce the plaque and inflammation. Since visiting cardio recently I decided that I wasn't going to take Apixaban and Beta blockers. Hence my reason for subscribing to your site. I am finding supplements of magnesium potassium vit c and zinc and chlorella. Have incorporated coriander turmeric garlic ginger chillies beetroot into my diet oily fish and start my day with a glug of extra virgin olive oil and eating a whole fresh lemon (occasionally red grapefruit). I am on the road to recovery feeling good but know there is still a bit to do yet. A big thank you for shining the light of truth into the medical world. Good Karma will surround you always
Interesting
Miss you Doctor!
Been a bit anxious about Myocarditis after hearing there might be connections in young men under 40 being diagnosed with this after receiving the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine. Very scary.
I also developed pericarditis two days after the first Pfizer vaccine but one of the doctors who I saw told me it was imposible that the vaccine would give me that kind of side effect! 😢. I’m in my 7th week dealing with the pain! 😢
I was told same. Mine started day 4 after first Pfizer. I reported it on vaers website myself.
Myocarditis and pericarditis can be caused by vaccines, but can also be caused by coronavirus. I had the coronavirus 2 months ago and it caused pericarditis which I have now.
@@Nannahd same
Been dealing with recurrent pericarditis for almost 2 years now, most likely caused or exacerbated by the vaccines
Miss your updates. Hope you are ok!
Hi Doc Stephen here long time Subscriber. A question if I may My Brother had a Quadruple bypass in 1996 would that have masked any Pain or Shortness of breath 10 or 20 years after the bypass Surgery. I would be extremely grateful for your answer . Thanks Doctor Sanjay 🙏🙏🙏
I was diagnosed with pericarditis many years ago at the age of 20 but I now strongly suspect it may instead have been a Takotsubo episode.
you have entirely changed my understanding of my hypertension, you dont know that, but you have changed my life because of your advices, i no longer use medication, my BP drops from (150/100) to (126/88), by quitting smoking, consuming more potassium, and brisk walking 30 min every day
AND i need your advice, my Avg morning is (126/91), but at night its (117/75), should i be concerned??
Thanks for this info! I’ve recently been diagnosed with this thanks to an ST elevation reading. I’m on colchicine but I have this on and off numbing dull ache that occurs randomly on the right side of my torso. All blood tests and ultrasound’s have come back normal, as has the ecg of my heart. No clue why this pain is lingering…… it’s been almost month :-(
Did you get better since you wrote this comment?
You´re my hero bro
Interesting, how is it diagnosed?
I wish you’ve added some photos showing the 2 layers of pericarditis
Thank you prof.S.Elyas, S. Arabia
He's quarantined in a Hotel room!!
Thank you dear doctor. May Allah bless you and your family more than you can imagine. Aameen!
Hello Sir, i have a question i get very weird heart beat when i lay down on left side i need to cough sometimes to make it stop can you make a video on positional palpitations if it is what i am experiencing? Thank you
Dr. Thanks a lot for educating us. I saw a bottle of Tabasco sauce besides your water bottle,( if I am not mistaken), Would you pls let us know what you use it for,just curiosity,Thanks a lot, Doctor,
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Love to u "my love"? Mmmm??
Please sir make a vedio on diastolic BP ,iam from India,TN.
Thank you for your video. I just had pericarditis with >2cm pericardial effusion two weeks ago. During my hospital stay, a Subxiphoid Pericardial Window procedure performed and with chest tube placed. 300 ml of fluid with color of "coke" was removed during surgery. I have been on high dose aspirin and colchicine since discharge but still experiencing significant short of breath while climbing stairs. Is it too soon to have constrictive pericarditis at this point?
I miss you Doc.
Can you make a video on pregnancy induced hypertension (preeclampsia)? Doctors are recommending aspirin for high risk preeclampsia and do you have suggestions on how to prevent it? What do you think of ways to manage preeclampsia better?
hi Doc.,,
Dr Gupta could you put a video our about L Theanine. I have Paroxymal Afib and take Eliquis and Bisoprolol. I don't know if L Theanine interacts with anticoagulants as I can't find any data but what I do know is that since taking it 200 mg twice a day my afib episodes are less frequent.
Hi Dr Gupta, I was told back in 2003 i had pericarditis. They based this on my ecg. I was supposed to echo but wanted to get out of hospital. I remember the episode well i woke up with a crushing feeling in my chest and then passed out. Got to hospital they did chest x-ray and bloods and said heart enzyme was slightly raised. I've been given a clean bill of health since. I was once told you can tell on a future ekg that someone has had pericarditis...is that true? Is it possible that carbon monoxide poisoning could have caused this?
This episode has caused me to develop cardiophobia
Thanks
Dr Gupta, I am 24, Male... I have recently been diagnosed with IST and my TSH levels are more than 11 units... If it suggests hypothyroidism or subclinical hypothyroidism how is it that I have a tachycardia instead of bradycardia ???
Hi Doc. Had no elevated triponin but sharp 1 seconds pains that caused a biphasic t wave on 3. Ectopics over 5 days were 400 out of 15000 beats. Stress test good. Echo good. Waiting on cac score and echo stress. Have been advised angiogram but have iodine allergy. Would love to chat
Doctor can person with non sustained rhythm (for a second irregular) Arrhythmia , take the Pfizer vaccine ? Lastly what do you think of the recent link between Pfizer and myocarditis ? Thanks a lot Doctor for considering my inquiry.
Thank you Dr for all that information, it’s sad that for some one like me who is suffering from pericarditis go through a lot of pain and anguish because some doctors have sent me home telling me that it is just muscle spasm and after two visits to the emergency with severe pain they find out that it is pericarditis and that the symptoms were all there! I hear pericarditis is rare but the symptoms should be a clue to some doctors. BTW My first symptoms developed two days later after my first Pfizer vaccine and when I mentioned this to one of the doctors he said that it was impossible that the vaccine would give me such side effect. 😢
Mine started day 4 after Pfizer.
@@danskdna8550 get immediate attention with a cardiologist.
Happened to me after first Moderna shot. The pain is excruciating when it flares up.
Hey, I understand ur pain. Healthcare is so down now days they just wanna get rid of u. U reckon if u were given medications earlier this wouldn’t be a problem?
Hello Dr. Gupta I have been watching your videos for quite a while and was wondering if you could provide me some insight so I may find some peace of mind or if I should be pushing my doctor to test me further. I’ve had two recent episodes of SVT and both times they self resolved without medication, my doctor believes it was due to stress. However, being a paramedic I asked to look at my ECG and after I had converted back to a NSR it said I had a non-specific intraventricular conduction block. I understand that this is similar to a RBBB or LBBB but it’s not specific however I’ve read on AHA that this type of block leads to increased sudden death and cardiac mortality. I was hoping you could provide some information to explain exactly what has caused this or what is going on because I am completely lost and my doctor only explained it as “your QRS’s are just wide”. Thank you!
Did you ever get answer?? I had something similar. Not sure if heart attack?? Insisted I be admitted, observed. Checked my ECG. Rbbb I believe it said. Doc said no worries.
The pain usually occurs behind the breastbone or in the left side of your chest.👍
Yes you are right
Pls can u do a video on ARVC
I need some advise. I've had both legs below the knees and my feet be swollen for 8 months. Have a darker color where swollen and the longer I'm on my feet, the feet began to feel like they on fire and soles get hot and dark red. Went to 2 doctors (GP & Spine Orthopedic)and neither would look at my feet. Had ultrasound- clear. Also I am diabetic- insulin resistance, have chronic cervical/lumbar DDD. Also RLS. I have no clue of what specialist I need to see. I have chronic pain in joints all the time. Seriously lost for what to do. Any help is appreciated.
My first inclination would be to find other doctors who are willing to listen to what you're saying, and to at least look at and address the issue of your lower legs and feet swelling!! At the very least it shows your body is retaining fluid and not able to filter and drain away any excess fluid. Could easily be a lymph-node issue or an issue with your heart, ect.
Good luck to you!
Is PERICARDITIS are the same with COSTOCHONDRITIS?..been to ER several times thinking am i having a heart attack?all my blood test,ECG,Troponin,clotting screening are normal and doctors diagnosed me with COSTOCHONDRITIS...
Thanks for a great video. Wondering if you have come across any cases after patients have taken the Covid-19 vaccine. There have been documented cases of Pericarditis in younger males after the vaccine.
I got pericarditis from someone who had just got a booster shot. They said it was the spike protein.
Hi, could I ask you a few questions sometime please. I’m getting no answers from my doctor or cardiologist.
Im showing my cardiologist this next time i see him , they have gave me many ecgs , had an echocardiogram thats is so far and all showed up as normal but if its not this then i think ive got the cononary artery spasms , the pain is in my left side of chest feels like my hearts getting squeezed tight and the pain is horrendous its like a really bad stitch pain , i cant move while its happening and cant breath in it hurts like hell if i try my breathing is so shallow , the longest time its lasted is about 5 minutes i have to stay still cant move atall then it will just disappear and im ok again , im wondering is it pericarditis or the spasms
Hi there Dr. Gupta, I'm unsure if you will still view this comments on this video but I'm hoping you see this! I'm a 22 year old male who has been diagnosed with benign ectopic beats, which I feel EVERY time 😂 I have had two episodes where these have been related to breathing, specifically when I reach the top of my breath, I get an ectopic every time. Any ideas why this may be, could it be something malicious?
Of note Pericarditis is a common harmful event related to the Pfizer Cv19 “vaccine”. Both my 27 year old daughter and 30 year old son had it. She after one dose, he after the second. Hers took around 2 weeks to resolve, and she did not get the second. His resolved over a week, though the pain was severe enough that he went to the emergency room, with a mild increase of Tryponon. . Interesting discussion.
sanjuy please reply i dont know if i have heart failure or something else when i walk or stand up my heart is like 120 and as soon as i lay down its 70 again in a split second what does this mean ???? please
Sir I am feeling fluttering and palpitations when I lay down on bed in my left arm and left hand is shaking and I feeling it on legs as well.
Ive had centre and left side chest tightness for a week now , ive taken Rennie and it stops the tightness, do i have reflux issues as im very worried my dad died of Osephegeaul cancer 2 years , im 50 years old
Sir my doctor told me to take ivabradine twice a day for 15 day for inappropriate sinus tachycardia,is it good,as i recovered from covid?
Dr.sanjay gupta can u do a topic about coenzyme Q10 and fish oil is it true that is good supplement for the heart.plss doc jay i want to know about coenzyme Q10 and fish oil because im taking it for supllment because i have lvh and mitral regurgitation and i take medication for my high blood losartan is my med.
Doc sanjay i have maintenance losartan for my highblood i have lvh and mild mitral regurgitation il take fish oil and virging coconut oil but doc sanjay what is the best supplement il take for my lvh and mild mitral regurgitation plss.doc sanjan i hope u will answer my message thanks doc 🙏♥️