hello does anyone  else  out there have trouble with very heavy pounding
forceful heartbeats like one had been running around the block, but even if they
are just sitting still i have a terrible problem with in the last few months
especailly at work
   thank you
   barb


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Hi.What kind of gastrointestinal problems do you have?

i tried Lexapro and it made me so nauseous i could only take it for 4 days.
My doc gave me Lorazipam and it works really good for me.

-------Original Message-------

From: rl_kjar
Date: 06/14/06 18:12:25
To: mvpandmvpssupport@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [MVP and MVPS Support] 4 years without any symptoms and they're
back with a VENGENCE!

I have gone for 4 years without any meds other than an occasional
xanax. Well....my symptoms are back and today I went to the Dr. He
prescribed Lexapro 10 mg. a day. Truthfully, I want my life back but
am really scared of any adverse reactions. Have any of you or someone
you know taken Lexapro. I've heard good things and bad. I'm supposed
to start my first pill tonight. Any thoughts, advice, etc. would be
aappreciated.






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Hi,

I am wondering if anyone knows if there is a connection between the
two...MVP & Sleep Apnia(sp)? Any input would be appreciated

Gloria

I have gone for 4 years without any meds other than an occasional
xanax.  Well....my symptoms are back and today I went to the Dr.  He
prescribed Lexapro 10 mg. a day.  Truthfully, I want my life back but
am really scared of any adverse reactions.  Have any of you or someone
you know taken Lexapro.  I've heard good things and bad.  I'm supposed
to start my first pill tonight.  Any thoughts, advice, etc. would be
aappreciated.

Yes, I too have the gastrointestinal problems.  If I feel symptomscoming
on my first response is to take Gaviscon (liquid) 2 tablespoons with
afull glass of water.  Most often, my symptoms will subside and go away.
--- In mvpandmvpssupport@yahoogroups.com, "zagmom06" <zagmom06@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I've had MVP syndrome for the past 11 years.  Does anyone out there
> suffer with gastrointestinal problems with this?  I've really had
> problems with this, and just wondered if others do as well.  Thanks so
> much!
>

I ask because I never had problems until after the birth of my only
child 2 years ago... was curious if there is a link. Thank you!

--- In mvpandmvpssupport@yahoogroups.com, cheryl parson
<cap77442000@...> wrote:
>
> No I don't have any children. Thank you for responding so soon.
>
> carrih_99 <carrih_99@...> wrote:          I notice chest pains
when my work gets too stressful or any time my
> heart races.... I would say a roller coaster would be a heart
> racer... It is very scary!!
>
> For my own comparison reasons - do you have any children? Thank
you!
>
> --- In mvpandmvpssupport@yahoogroups.com, "cap77442000"
> <cap77442000@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi. About a year ago I was told that I have mvp with
> Regurgitation. I
> > seen the heart DR. July of last year and was told to come in
nov.
> but I
> > didn't go. I have to go see him next month became my regular dr.
> said
> > that my valve is getting worse. All she did is listen to my
heart.
> She
> > did know or thought she knew that I stopped the meds. (Atenolol
> 25mg.)
> > Once daily. How could she know that by just listening to my
heart?
> Well
> > my question is can I go on a roller coaster? I am going to ask
the
> > heart dr. that next month. I have shortness of breath everyday
and
> > chest pain even with the meds although when I was off the meds
it
> was
> > worse. Last summer I went on one of those log flume rides and
had
> the
> > worst chest pains ever, but I also went on that ride that goes
up
> 150
> > feet or so and drops you straight down. When I got off that ride
I
> had
> > no chest pains. So what I'm asking is Do you think that the
chest
> pains
> > from the log flume were because of fear and not my heart valve?
I
> have
> > never been on a roller coaster and am really scared about it. I
am
> a 25
> > yr old female. I smoke but don't drink unless it is a holiday or
> > something and even then maybe 1-2 drinks is all.
> > Thanks in advance,
> > Cheryl
> >
>
>
>
>
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No I don't have any children. Thank you for responding so soon.

carrih_99 <carrih_99@...> wrote:          I notice chest pains when my
work gets too stressful or any time my
heart races.... I would say a roller coaster would be a heart
racer... It is very scary!!

For my own comparison reasons - do you have any children? Thank you!

--- In mvpandmvpssupport@yahoogroups.com, "cap77442000"
<cap77442000@...> wrote:
>
> Hi. About a year ago I was told that I have mvp with
Regurgitation. I
> seen the heart DR. July of last year and was told to come in nov.
but I
> didn't go. I have to go see him next month became my regular dr.
said
> that my valve is getting worse. All she did is listen to my heart.
She
> did know or thought she knew that I stopped the meds. (Atenolol
25mg.)
> Once daily. How could she know that by just listening to my heart?
Well
> my question is can I go on a roller coaster? I am going to ask the
> heart dr. that next month. I have shortness of breath everyday and
> chest pain even with the meds although when I was off the meds it
was
> worse. Last summer I went on one of those log flume rides and had
the
> worst chest pains ever, but I also went on that ride that goes up
150
> feet or so and drops you straight down. When I got off that ride I
had
> no chest pains. So what I'm asking is Do you think that the chest
pains
> from the log flume were because of fear and not my heart valve? I
have
> never been on a roller coaster and am really scared about it. I am
a 25
> yr old female. I smoke but don't drink unless it is a holiday or
> something and even then maybe 1-2 drinks is all.
> Thanks in advance,
> Cheryl
>





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I used to have a variety of MVP related chest pains.  Then my
caridiologist said to take low dose aspirin on a daily basis.  He did
not say it would reduce the chest pains, but it has greatly reduced
the chest pains to a point that I hardly notice it.

Regular exercise like brisk walks, helps too, but don't overdo it.

I notice chest pains when my work gets too stressful or any time my
heart races.... I would say a roller coaster would be a heart
racer... It is very scary!!

For my own comparison reasons - do you have any children? Thank you!

--- In mvpandmvpssupport@yahoogroups.com, "cap77442000"
<cap77442000@...> wrote:
>
> Hi. About a year ago I was told that I have mvp with
Regurgitation. I
> seen the heart DR. July of last year and was told to come in nov.
but I
> didn't go. I have to go see him next month became my regular dr.
said
> that my valve is getting worse. All she did is listen to my heart.
She
> did know or thought she knew that I stopped the meds. (Atenolol
25mg.)
> Once daily. How could she know that by just listening to my heart?
Well
> my question is can I go on a roller coaster? I am going to ask the
> heart dr. that next month. I have shortness of breath everyday and
> chest pain even with the meds although when I was off the meds it
was
> worse. Last summer I went on one of those log flume rides and had
the
> worst chest pains ever, but I also went on that ride that goes up
150
> feet or so and drops you straight down. When I got off that ride I
had
> no chest pains. So what I'm asking is Do you think that the chest
pains
> from the log flume were because of fear and not my heart valve? I
have
> never been on a roller coaster and am really scared about it. I am
a 25
> yr old  female. I smoke but don't drink unless it is a holiday or
> something and even then maybe 1-2 drinks is all.
> Thanks in advance,
>                Cheryl
>

hi- i'm not a doctor...just a man with MVP so i cant really explain your
symptoms.
    Chest pains can be very scary.  They can make one anxious.  I get them
once in a while (like pin pricks).......................i had shortness of
breath
a couple of months ago that wouldnt go away for a couple of
months............my main  symptoms are fatiqyue, depression, anxiety but it is
hard to know if
they are caused by MVP..........there are some good books on the subject of
MVBP>  Worth reading.
     I hope you feel better..........ed


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Hi. About a year ago I was told that I have mvp with Regurgitation. I
seen the heart DR. July of last year and was told to come in nov. but I
didn't go. I have to go see him next month became my regular dr. said
that my valve is getting worse. All she did is listen to my heart. She
did know or thought she knew that I stopped the meds. (Atenolol 25mg.)
Once daily. How could she know that by just listening to my heart? Well
my question is can I go on a roller coaster? I am going to ask the
heart dr. that next month. I have shortness of breath everyday and
chest pain even with the meds although when I was off the meds it was
worse. Last summer I went on one of those log flume rides and had the
worst chest pains ever, but I also went on that ride that goes up 150
feet or so and drops you straight down. When I got off that ride I had
no chest pains. So what I'm asking is Do you think that the chest pains
from the log flume were because of fear and not my heart valve? I have
never been on a roller coaster and am really scared about it. I am a 25
yr old  female. I smoke but don't drink unless it is a holiday or
something and even then maybe 1-2 drinks is all.
Thanks in advance,
                Cheryl

to Mike, i like the vaseline idea, i might try it i
think its reassuring that your dr. was not too worried
about it.  saved me time in asking mine
thanks for sharing
barb

--- Mike Mclane <mikem53_2000@...> wrote:

> Hi Barb,
> sometimes I will have it a couple of days in a row
> then I may go 2-3 weeks without any occurrance. I
> went
> to a nose and throat specialist and he said it was
> the
> medications I take drying my nose out plus he said I
> had membranes in my nose very close to the surface
> and
> when they dry out they bleed a little. However this
> is
> usually more clotty blood more than a runny
> nosebleed.
>  So he left it at that and told me to put a little
> vaseline in my nose in the morning and evening so
> thats what I do. Its always something I just hate
> haveing to deal with this the rest of my life. Oh
> well. Thanks for emailing me back I appreciate the
> info. Take care.
>
> Mike McLane
>
> --- barb marler <hallmarler@...> wrote:
>
> > To Mike hi how are you today? i hope you are
> having
> > a
> > good day. i get the blood in my nose almost every
> > day.
> > it used to be only in the morning on one side.
> > the last couple of nights i noticed it in the
> > evening
> > also, when i blew my nose.
> > i have sinus problems, and this time of year is
> not
> > so
> > good. humidity , pollen etc.
> > it is nota lot of blood, but in the morning like a
> > clump.
> > then it is gone. i have not mentioned it to my dr.
> > yet.
> > he used to to tell me it was dry air. but its
> pretty
> > humid here now. i was a little concerned as i knew
> a
> > lady who had bad valve leakage and got bloody
> noses,
> > but hers was a serious case, so i cant really
> > compare
> > are you still having the problem?
> > thanks for the well wishes you have a good
> memorial
> > day too!
> > i just made it through my nuclear stress test with
> > good results 4 days ago, so i should relax a
> little
> > now i have to just get rid of this chronic stomach
> > bug
> > take care
> > barb
> >
> > --- Mike Mclane <mikem53_2000@...> wrote:
> >
> > > Hi Barb,
> > > This is Mike McLane again. We talked a while
> back
> > > about having blood in the nose in the morning. I
> > was
> > > just wondering how often does it happen to you.
> > > Please
> > > let me know so I can compare it to the times
> that
> > I
> > > have had this happen. Thank you for responding
> the
> > > last time. It made me feel good that I wasnt the
> > > only
> > > person around that has this happen.
> > >
> > > Have a great nad safe Memorial Day weekend!!!!
> > >
> > > Mike McLane
> > > mikem53_2000@...
> > >
> > >
> > > --- barb marler <hallmarler@...> wrote:
> > >
> > > > i had a tatoo and i have mvp. you could ask
> your
> > > dr
> > > > for the premed the same as you would before
> > going
> > > to
> > > > the denist if you are worried. however any
> good
> > > > tattoo place will used  sterile needles and no
> > > > infection should happen but im not a dr  you
> > could
> > > > ask at your tattoo place for advise too
> > > >
> > > > shrouded_surfer <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>
> > wrote:
> > > > Can anyone tell me, or has anyone heard, that
> > > > getting a tattoo can lead
> > > > to a serious infection (endocarditis)?  Does
> > > getting
> > > > a tattoo increase
> > > > the risk of getting endocarditis?
> > > >
> > > > You feedback is much appreciated.
> > > >
> > > > Manny
> > > > MVP patient
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Hi Barb,
sometimes I will have it a couple of days in a row
then I may go 2-3 weeks without any occurrance. I went
to a nose and throat specialist and he said it was the
medications I take drying my nose out plus he said I
had membranes in my nose very close to the surface and
when they dry out they bleed a little. However this is
usually more clotty blood more than a runny nosebleed.
  So he left it at that and told me to put a little
vaseline in my nose in the morning and evening so
thats what I do. Its always something I just hate
haveing to deal with this the rest of my life. Oh
well. Thanks for emailing me back I appreciate the
info. Take care.

Mike McLane

--- barb marler <hallmarler@...> wrote:

> To Mike hi how are you today? i hope you are having
> a
> good day. i get the blood in my nose almost every
> day.
> it used to be only in the morning on one side.
> the last couple of nights i noticed it in the
> evening
> also, when i blew my nose.
> i have sinus problems, and this time of year is not
> so
> good. humidity , pollen etc.
> it is nota lot of blood, but in the morning like a
> clump.
> then it is gone. i have not mentioned it to my dr.
> yet.
> he used to to tell me it was dry air. but its pretty
> humid here now. i was a little concerned as i knew a
> lady who had bad valve leakage and got bloody noses,
> but hers was a serious case, so i cant really
> compare
> are you still having the problem?
> thanks for the well wishes you have a good memorial
> day too!
> i just made it through my nuclear stress test with
> good results 4 days ago, so i should relax a little
> now i have to just get rid of this chronic stomach
> bug
> take care
> barb
>
> --- Mike Mclane <mikem53_2000@...> wrote:
>
> > Hi Barb,
> > This is Mike McLane again. We talked a while back
> > about having blood in the nose in the morning. I
> was
> > just wondering how often does it happen to you.
> > Please
> > let me know so I can compare it to the times that
> I
> > have had this happen. Thank you for responding the
> > last time. It made me feel good that I wasnt the
> > only
> > person around that has this happen.
> >
> > Have a great nad safe Memorial Day weekend!!!!
> >
> > Mike McLane
> > mikem53_2000@...
> >
> >
> > --- barb marler <hallmarler@...> wrote:
> >
> > > i had a tatoo and i have mvp. you could ask your
> > dr
> > > for the premed the same as you would before
> going
> > to
> > > the denist if you are worried. however any good
> > > tattoo place will used  sterile needles and no
> > > infection should happen but im not a dr  you
> could
> > > ask at your tattoo place for advise too
> > >
> > > shrouded_surfer <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>
> wrote:
> > > Can anyone tell me, or has anyone heard, that
> > > getting a tattoo can lead
> > > to a serious infection (endocarditis)?  Does
> > getting
> > > a tattoo increase
> > > the risk of getting endocarditis?
> > >
> > > You feedback is much appreciated.
> > >
> > > Manny
> > > MVP patient
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
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To Mike hi how are you today? i hope you are having a
good day. i get the blood in my nose almost every day.
it used to be only in the morning on one side.
the last couple of nights i noticed it in the evening
also, when i blew my nose.
i have sinus problems, and this time of year is not so
good. humidity , pollen etc.
it is nota lot of blood, but in the morning like a
clump.
then it is gone. i have not mentioned it to my dr.
yet.
he used to to tell me it was dry air. but its pretty
humid here now. i was a little concerned as i knew a
lady who had bad valve leakage and got bloody noses,
but hers was a serious case, so i cant really compare
are you still having the problem?
thanks for the well wishes you have a good memorial
day too!
i just made it through my nuclear stress test with
good results 4 days ago, so i should relax a little
now i have to just get rid of this chronic stomach bug
take care
barb

--- Mike Mclane <mikem53_2000@...> wrote:

> Hi Barb,
> This is Mike McLane again. We talked a while back
> about having blood in the nose in the morning. I was
> just wondering how often does it happen to you.
> Please
> let me know so I can compare it to the times that I
> have had this happen. Thank you for responding the
> last time. It made me feel good that I wasnt the
> only
> person around that has this happen.
>
> Have a great nad safe Memorial Day weekend!!!!
>
> Mike McLane
> mikem53_2000@...
>
>
> --- barb marler <hallmarler@...> wrote:
>
> > i had a tatoo and i have mvp. you could ask your
> dr
> > for the premed the same as you would before going
> to
> > the denist if you are worried. however any good
> > tattoo place will used  sterile needles and no
> > infection should happen but im not a dr  you could
> > ask at your tattoo place for advise too
> >
> > shrouded_surfer <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
> > Can anyone tell me, or has anyone heard, that
> > getting a tattoo can lead
> > to a serious infection (endocarditis)?  Does
> getting
> > a tattoo increase
> > the risk of getting endocarditis?
> >
> > You feedback is much appreciated.
> >
> > Manny
> > MVP patient
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >   SPONSORED LINKS
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> > disease prevention
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Hi Barb,
This is Mike McLane again. We talked a while back
about having blood in the nose in the morning. I was
just wondering how often does it happen to you. Please
let me know so I can compare it to the times that I
have had this happen. Thank you for responding the
last time. It made me feel good that I wasnt the only
person around that has this happen.

Have a great nad safe Memorial Day weekend!!!!

Mike McLane
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> i had a tatoo and i have mvp. you could ask your dr
> for the premed the same as you would before going to
> the denist if you are worried. however any good
> tattoo place will used  sterile needles and no
> infection should happen but im not a dr  you could
> ask at your tattoo place for advise too
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> getting a tattoo can lead
> to a serious infection (endocarditis)?  Does getting
> a tattoo increase
> the risk of getting endocarditis?
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i had a tatoo and i have mvp. you could ask your dr for the premed the same as
you would before going to the denist if you are worried. however any good tattoo
place will used  sterile needles and no infection should happen but im not a dr 
you could ask at your tattoo place for advise too

shrouded_surfer <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:  Can anyone tell me, or has
anyone heard, that getting a tattoo can lead
to a serious infection (endocarditis)?  Does getting a tattoo increase
the risk of getting endocarditis?

You feedback is much appreciated.

Manny
MVP patient






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mike, its a small world. i have a small bit of clotty blood in my nose in the
morning too usually just on one side, and have wondered about it for a long
time, as i never had a history of blood clots or anything. in the winter the drs
would say its too dry in the house but i have a humidifier. but it goes on all
year. i also get blood in mucous in the morning from sinus drainage that i
occasional cough out.
   thanks
   barb
Mike Mclane <mikem53_2000@...> wrote:
   Hi my name is Mike,
I have been diagnosed with mvp for about 3 years now.
I get the usual synptoms which seem to come and go.
Better somedays than others. I  am 53 years old and
never had symptoms at all until the last 3 years. I
was just wondering if anyone has ever noticed having a
small amout of clotty blood in their nose in the
morning mostly . It is usually just in one nostril. I
would appreciate anyones feelings  or tip on this
topic.

Thanks a lot and this is a wonderful support group.I
enjoy so much reading everyones comments.

Thanks
Mike

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Can anyone tell me, or has anyone heard, that getting a tattoo can lead
to a serious infection (endocarditis)?  Does getting a tattoo increase
the risk of getting endocarditis?

You feedback is much appreciated.

Manny
MVP patient

the symptoms will get worse as your pregnacy progress.  I passed out most of the
time when I was pregnant with my second one.  My first pregnancy was bad already
but my second one is worst.  As you gain more weight, i will get harder.

huntersdeerwife05 <huntersdeerwife05@...> wrote:  Hi!  I am 15 wks.
pregnant and have recently had some bouts with my
MVP.  I almost constantly feel like my heart is racing and skipping
beats.  It scares me and makes my heart feel like it will stop any
minute when it starts acting up like that.  Could this be happening
now because I am pregnant?





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Hi my name is Mike,
I have been diagnosed with mvp for about 3 years now.
I get the usual synptoms which seem to come and go.
Better somedays than others. I  am 53 years old and
never had symptoms at all until the last 3 years. I
was just wondering if anyone has ever noticed having a
small amout of clotty blood in their nose in the
morning mostly . It is usually just in one nostril. I
would appreciate anyones feelings  or tip on this
topic.

Thanks a lot and this is a wonderful support group.I
enjoy so much reading everyones comments.

Thanks
Mike

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--- In mvpandmvpssupport@yahoogroups.com, "Jeaneen" <_jeaneen3@...>
wrote:
>
> I was recently rushed to the emergency room at my local hospital for
> what appeared to be a heart attack, it turned out to be MVP. I have
a
> lot of trouble on stairs and hills- I get sharp pains in my left
side.
> I often get numbers of the hands and dizzy when vacuuming. Has
anyone
> else ever had this happen to them? My doctor insists I take up
walking
> everday, I find it gives me pain and dizziness, so I do yoga
instead.
> Thanks, Jeaneen
>

I also get numbness of fingers and heals... and dizziness. Along with
pain in my knees.... I cut back on the amount of coffee in the morning
and it helped out tremendously... Do you drink alot of coffee?

--- In mvpandmvpssupport@yahoogroups.com, "huntersdeerwife05"
<huntersdeerwife05@...> wrote:
>
> Hi!  I am 15 wks. pregnant and have recently had some bouts with my
> MVP.  I almost constantly feel like my heart is racing and skipping
> beats.  It scares me and makes my heart feel like it will stop any
> minute when it starts acting up like that.  Could this be happening
> now because I am pregnant?
>

Congratulations on the baby! I would have your doctor check your
thyroid ... The baby takes alot from you and I had to switch meds alot
during my pregnancy to accomodate what my son needed from me.

Hi!  I am 15 wks. pregnant and have recently had some bouts with my
MVP.  I almost constantly feel like my heart is racing and skipping
beats.  It scares me and makes my heart feel like it will stop any
minute when it starts acting up like that.  Could this be happening
now because I am pregnant?

Suzanne, I have only two of the supposed body traits: Curved lower
spine above buttocks and low blood pressure. I don't know where that
gets these from, not everyone with MVP has the traits, just as not
everyone has 98.6 temp.Mine has always been 99.4. We are all
different but can have the same health problems. You really do need
to get a echocardiogram, that will tell for sure.But if you have all
the symptons than I treat yorself kile you do and see if you feel
better.God Bless you, Jeaneen--- In
mvpandmvpssupport@yahoogroups.com, "suzanne_kmd" <suzanne_kmd@...>
wrote:
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> I have been reading about MVP alot recently.  I have been
> experiencing all the symptoms and frustration that goes along with
> it.  I have yet to find a doctor to give me an echocardiogram.
> Everyone just tells me they are panic attacks.  I feel like it is
> more then that because my chest aches and I am lightheaded even
when
> I don't feel like I am having a panic attack.  I currently have a
> holter monitor on, but I know this won't tell them anything.
>
> The only reason I think I may not have it is because I read on the
> webmd website that people with MVP usually have these physical
> traits which I do not have.
>
> Low body weight.
> Low blood pressure.
> Flat rib cage.
> Straight back.
> Loose joints.
> Long arms, fingers, and toes.
>
> Can anyone out there tell me weather or not they think I should
> still pursue finding out if it is MVP even though I do not have
> these traits?
>
> Thank you for your time.
>

I was recently rushed to the emergency room at my local hospital for
what appeared to be a heart attack, it turned out to be MVP. I have a
lot of trouble on stairs and hills- I get sharp pains in my left side.
I often get numbers of the hands and dizzy when vacuuming. Has anyone
else ever had this happen to them? My doctor insists I take up walking
everday, I find it gives me pain and dizziness, so I do yoga instead.
Thanks, Jeaneen

Hi everyone....sorry i have been away but i just moved into a better house. i
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I recently had a rapid heart rate and then a shooting pain that went
up the back of the right side of my neck to my brain... it was painful
for a few minutes and then subsided into a migraine for the rest of
the day. Has anyone ever experienced something like that?