JiveHonky posted:

put your head between your legs and kiss your rear end goodbye- you aint gonna make it before wolf-nuts shows up

dad gay. so what posted:

ATTN WOLF-NUTS

if youre name searching on not your name

im having a weird heart palp thing, not like before but just fluttery if you know what i mean? should i go in or not? ive let it slide for hours but ive also had a lot of booze, speed, and painkillers since it started. fyi, had a tuna fish sandwich, home this helps.

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Sheep-Goats posted:

Count your pulse for a minute and post the number. For a minute means for sixty seconds using a watch.

burritolingus posted:

Dad Gay makes provocative posts people respond to and promotes responses so they can fuel a dying thread on a neglected and abused forum. Dad Gay are good.

dad gay. so what posted:

normal pulse. i actually got a fitbit that keeps track. for me normal is 90 it says 98. its wierd, like an aftershock or something. no speedy rates at all since the blaze....

Sheep-Goats posted:

How long has this sensation been going on and is it constant or intermittent? Any other abnormal feelings like dizziness, faintness, shortness of breath, or tingling in fingers or toes?

SirEvelynTremble posted:

Beta blockers are really good for slowing heart rate down

JiveHonky posted:

I had heart fluttering before- turns out it was from little mini Panic Attacks. the doc checked out my heart and said it was anxiety and nothing out of ordinary range of heart activity.

TheReverend posted:

I actually filed to create a corporation this week.

JiveHonky posted:

I had heart fluttering before- turns out it was from little mini Panic Attacks. the doc checked out my heart and said it was anxiety and nothing out of ordinary range of heart activity.

Izumi Konata posted:

i sneeze in a comic display whenever ppl talk poo poo about of me either in passing or explicitly. my nose bleeds whenever someone calls my hq offering a contract for a review of weird japanese erotic games or various things sold in the skymall catalogue. you can just call me late for dinner because i'm already the square root of 69 (eight-something)

Izumi Konata posted:

true story: my impeccable writing won me a yellow corvette which i rode upon high like a hog with really low suspension but really big wheels to compensate. alas, my material was borrowed mainly from people realposting on a forum i opened using a server to host images. I AM A ROBOT OBLIVIOUS TO EMPATHY, GRANDMA, LET ME PUSH YOUR WALKER DOWN THESE STAIRS IN A HELPFUL GESTURE BEEP BOOP.

Sheep-Goats posted:

This may just go away on its own and may just be a result of post interventional cardiac irritation though I don't know how often that is the case. The fluttering feeling is likely a small portion of your atrium doing the same bullshit your whole heart was doing before. Your pulse rate is determined by the buttom half of your heart but that part can beat normally while the top part (or part of the top part) fritzes out.

The ER will likely not do anything for you if you go in. They will monitor you for the correct number of hours (depends either on rules of thumb in doctor books or on some doctors opinion in there) and then tell you to see your heart doctor for a follow up. The main benefit to going in is that they could catch it when it happens and take an EKG of the abnormality which will help your heart doctor decide if part of your ablasion was ineffective or not, or if you need other meds. He will be able to make a guess about this anyway but the EKG improves his guess. The other benefit is if this goes south again like it did before you will already be in the hospital.

For legal reasons I never tell anyone not to go in for any reason. I would explicitly urge you to go in if a) any of the things I asked about in the previous post happen, b) your rate goes over 120 while you're at rest, c) the pre procedural feelings come back, d) the fluttering feeling becomes constant (lasts for more than ten minutes at a go is maybe where I'd draw the line*). Whether you go in or not call your heart doctor tomorrow and schedule a checkup unless he is sure it is not needed. If you call him tonight his office will probably tell you to go in. When you were posting before I felt you should certainly go in. Now I "only" feel you should probably go in and that 9 times out of ten you would wish you had stayed home whereas before 9/10 you would have wished you had gone in. That 1/10 today is nothing to laugh off though.

*Atrial fibrillation or flutter increases the possibility of a clot forming in that area because blood moves poorly in those conditions. This clot can then get ejected if the heart resumes normal beating and jams right into your lungs causing a pulmonary embolism which can be really difficult to treat and is certainly a life threat. Heart dysfunction is not the only issue with heart problems. My ten minute guesstimate is drawn from clot concerns.

Sorry to be imprecise. I'm trying to be honest and there's a lot more grey area here than before.

E: if you're actually hallucinating and not just making a joke about posts go in without question.

dad gay. so what posted:

i did also takes some idomiethin or whatever you call it (anti-inflamitory) cause i felt a gout attack coming on this morning (real subtle side of the foot) also basic vicodin, some vyvance, and then just beer and vodka

Dave_Indeed posted:

My house is surrounded by GMO corn. Those fuckers are goddamn huge. Sometimes cyclists/prius drivers attempt to save the world by leaving passive aggressive signs on his property.

Story over.

Sheep-Goats posted:

This may just go away on its own and may just be a result of post interventional cardiac irritation though I don't know how often that is the case. The fluttering feeling is likely a small portion of your atrium doing the same bullshit your whole heart was doing before. Your pulse rate is determined by the buttom half of your heart but that part can beat normally while the top part (or part of the top part) fritzes out.

The ER will likely not do anything for you if you go in. They will monitor you for the correct number of hours (depends either on rules of thumb in doctor books or on some doctors opinion in there) and then tell you to see your heart doctor for a follow up. The main benefit to going in is that they could catch it when it happens and take an EKG of the abnormality which will help your heart doctor decide if part of your ablasion was ineffective or not, or if you need other meds. He will be able to make a guess about this anyway but the EKG improves his guess. The other benefit is if this goes south again like it did before you will already be in the hospital.

For legal reasons I never tell anyone not to go in for any reason. I would explicitly urge you to go in if a) any of the things I asked about in the previous post happen, b) your rate goes over 120 while you're at rest, c) the pre procedural feelings come back, d) the fluttering feeling becomes constant (lasts for more than ten minutes at a go is maybe where I'd draw the line*). Whether you go in or not call your heart doctor tomorrow and schedule a checkup unless he is sure it is not needed. If you call him tonight his office will probably tell you to go in. When you were posting before I felt you should certainly go in. Now I "only" feel you should probably go in and that 9 times out of ten you would wish you had stayed home whereas before 9/10 you would have wished you had gone in. That 1/10 today is nothing to laugh off though.

*Atrial fibrillation or flutter increases the possibility of a clot forming in that area because blood moves poorly in those conditions. This clot can then get ejected if the heart resumes normal beating and jams right into your lungs causing a pulmonary embolism which can be really difficult to treat and is certainly a life threat. Heart dysfunction is not the only issue with heart problems. My ten minute guesstimate is drawn from clot concerns.

Sorry to be imprecise. I'm trying to be honest and there's a lot more grey area here than before.

E: if you're actually hallucinating and not just making a joke about posts go in without question.

Izumi Konata posted:

dad gay. so what posted:

hey wolf-nuts im having my "zero-post" tomorrow (-11000, "up" to zero) if you wanna hang out it should be pretty cool. ive got a big surprise.

WorldsStrongestNerd posted:

Lol at the capitalist dick suckers who think that corporations are necessary for our society to have jobs or products. Business can exist without being a corporation. It's just another way for the powerful to shield themselves and consolidate power.

notZaar posted:

Cool got any other hot tips that your professors told u?