Well my Doc called today.......

[Viking 0]

and on one of my recordings he said i was in Super Vintricular Tacacardia (i probly didn't spell it right) or a very fast heart rate. He said it maxed at 170 I am taking a wild geuss and saying that it was my skydiving one.
I swear you must have footprints on the back of your helmet - chicagoskydiver

[Divadiver 0]

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since photopoint is down i can't show you guys

Tease!
Diva

[Viking 0]

Hey at least i didn't post links that didn't work. I swear you must have footprints on the back of your helmet - chicagoskydiver

[skymedic 0]

Hey buddy, that is the rhythym I was telling you I cardioverted that person for....good ol SVT!!!! fun fun fun...as long as it is temporary it is ok...no biggie...
Marc
Res Firma Mitescere Nescite

[Viking 0]

dude i asked in your other post but i geuss it slipped between the cracks. What is Cardioverted??
I swear you must have footprints on the back of your helmet - chicagoskydiver

[Donna 0]

I have had what I call "heart thingies" since I was in my late teens. All of a sudden my heart would flutter and feel weird and feel like it skipped beats. It used to scare me but after a while I stopped worrying about it since nothing else happened. When I was in my late 20s and happened to mention it to my doctor she had me wear a monitor for 24 hours. The results were that I had runs of supra ventricular tachycardia (SVTs). I was told that lots of otherwise healthy people have them and MOST of the time have no trouble from them. She told me if they really bothered me I could go on medication to control them. I decided not to. I'm now 41 and still have them. I tend to notice them before falling asleep at night, maybe just because everything else is quiet then and they are more noticable. Sometimes they are strong and last for a while and I get a little nervous but usually just shifting into a different position makes them go away. I like to put my finger on the pulse in my neck when they happen. You can actually feel the speeded heart rate and the skips. It's kind of cool. They have never given me any trouble. Just make sure that all doctors know about this before anesthesia or anything. My oral surgeon refused to take out my wisdom teeth at his office and had me do it in the hospital instead. I did fine. Same with the knee surgery I just had. I wouldn't worry about it too much unless your doctor gives you reason to be concerned. good luck and let us know what your doctor says.
Skies,
D