my sick sinus hit me in my 30's when i was doing intensive exercising.. heart rate would drop. doc says it was because i was healthy.. later, i dropped to the ground on the run. thought i was dying.. a few hours later, i ended in er. doc said nothing was wrong with me and that i was mental.. he said he would keep me so i would not sue him. duh... i few hours later, my heart went into 7 and 10 second pauses.. temporary pacer inserted in emergency surgery.. have been through 4 pacers in 20 years.. still have problems.. had the cables chaned and i started getting better.. this is not a simple syndrome.
I just received my dual chamber for SSS. I've had AFib at 229 and my heart would beat every night when I slept, in my 30s. During the day I was in the 40-50s. Since the pacemaker, I have not dropped below 60. Still having tachy every now and then. I had all kinds of symptoms. I felt like a yo-yo for two years. Was sent to an EP. Put a loop recorder in for a year and found the SSS. Feel bad for anyone who experiences this type of situation. If your finding no answers make sure you keep at it. Get second opinions if need be. Stay safe and take care.
Your situation is interesting. Although I wasn't recording my numbers, I had a few issues with palpitations and also passed out for a brief second enough to get involved in four separate times running my car off the road, and hitting ditches, fences or mailboxes. After the last car accident I went to the ER and my heart was in distress. They diagnosed me with RBBB and sent me to a cardiologist who I chose. Sometimes I have Bradycardia and sometimes Tachycardia. I have a loop recorder now and have had my medication amount changed twice. When I had an ECG as a pre op test for total knee replacement they discovered the Bradycardia. I'm still waiting for a diagnosis. I have had every possible test. I think I am on the yo yo treadmill now. My cardiologist is good and was recommended by my niece who is a dr.
Thank you for your reply. So sorry to hear about your situation. Just make sure you keep at it and them until you find your answer. Get an oximeter and try to keep track. It helped me a lot with the Brady and symptoms. I hope all goes well with you. Stay safe and take care.
Thank you very much, my mom has this condition, she got a pacemaker implanted years ago, and now developing atrial flutter which the cardiologist said can lead to AFib
Last June My 93 year old mum would wake up weak and nauseated...leading to vomiting and for fainting spells. I called 911. The doc in emerg said there was nothing wrong with her and sent us on our way. The following month it happened again but the fainting increased. Doc in emerg said there was nothing wrong with her. She had a holter monitor...nothing. Then, this past September it happened again...this time, I was ready and I video taped one of the events. This time the paramedics watched the video....they told the emerg doc. He watched it and finally they believed me. While in emerg, it happened again...emerg doc saw and mum received a pacemaker right away. Why did it take so long and so much suffering to figure out it was SSS?
my sick sinus hit me in my 30's when i was doing intensive exercising.. heart rate would drop. doc says it was because i was healthy.. later, i dropped to the ground on the run. thought i was dying.. a few hours later, i ended in er. doc said nothing was wrong with me and that i was mental.. he said he would keep me so i would not sue him. duh... i few hours later, my heart went into 7 and 10 second pauses.. temporary pacer inserted in emergency surgery.. have been through 4 pacers in 20 years.. still have problems.. had the cables chaned and i started getting better.. this is not a simple syndrome.
Both of you are great doctors
I just received my dual chamber for SSS. I've had AFib at 229 and my heart would beat every night when I slept, in my 30s. During the day I was in the 40-50s. Since the pacemaker, I have not dropped below 60. Still having tachy every now and then. I had all kinds of symptoms. I felt like a yo-yo for two years. Was sent to an EP. Put a loop recorder in for a year and found the SSS. Feel bad for anyone who experiences this type of situation. If your finding no answers make sure you keep at it. Get second opinions if need be. Stay safe and take care.
Your situation is interesting. Although I wasn't recording my numbers, I had a few issues with palpitations and also passed out for a brief second enough to get involved in four separate times running my car off the road, and hitting ditches, fences or mailboxes. After the last car accident I went to the ER and my heart was in distress. They diagnosed me with RBBB and sent me to a cardiologist who I chose. Sometimes I have Bradycardia and sometimes Tachycardia. I have a loop recorder now and have had my medication amount changed twice. When I had an ECG as a pre op test for total knee replacement they discovered the Bradycardia. I'm still waiting for a diagnosis. I have had every possible test. I think I am on the yo yo treadmill now. My cardiologist is good and was recommended by my niece who is a dr.
Thank you for your reply. So sorry to hear about your situation. Just make sure you keep at it and them until you find your answer. Get an oximeter and try to keep track. It helped me a lot with the Brady and symptoms. I hope all goes well with you. Stay safe and take care.
Thank you very much, my mom has this condition, she got a pacemaker implanted years ago, and now developing atrial flutter which the cardiologist said can lead to AFib
Last June My 93 year old mum would wake up weak and nauseated...leading to vomiting and for fainting spells. I called 911. The doc in emerg said there was nothing wrong with her and sent us on our way. The following month it happened again but the fainting increased. Doc in emerg said there was nothing wrong with her. She had a holter monitor...nothing. Then, this past September it happened again...this time, I was ready and I video taped one of the events. This time the paramedics watched the video....they told the emerg doc. He watched it and finally they believed me. While in emerg, it happened again...emerg doc saw and mum received a pacemaker right away. Why did it take so long and so much suffering to figure out it was SSS?
My guess would be the doctors trying to save time and money ignoring your mother's need due to her age sadly
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What causes sic syndrome in a person with no inherent heart issues.