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Starting somewhere around 140/90 and bottoming out around 70/50 - accompanied by racing heart, being really out of breath / gasping for air, light-headed, dizzy and nauseous. All happening within the span of about 30 minutes.
Starting somewhere around 140/90 and bottoming out around 70/50 - accompanied by racing heart, being really out of breath / gasping for air, light-headed, dizzy and nauseous. All happening within the span of about 30 minutes.
OMG! Why waste time posting this as a question? You should have called 911!!!!!!!!!!!
I had something like this happen to me completely out of the blue when I was in my mid-30s. I got out of bed in the morning and basically fell on the floor feeling like DOOM. Couldn’t get up off the floor, felt nauseous, browning out, etc. I got my husband to take me to the ER where they found nothing at all, except that I was constipated?!?! I really don’t think that was it.
Anyway, now more than twenty years later, I get random episodes of supraventricular tachycardia and when it gets really bad, it feels somewhat like that episode, although not that bad.
How old are you, Trixie, and what were you doing when this occurred? You should probably borrow a holter monitor from a doctor for a few days to check out your heart rhythm.
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