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Suggest Treatment For Tachycardia While Having TBI And EDS
Question: read somewhere that you were already working on my answer. probably should know that I also suffer from TBI and EDS which has deteriorated pretty much my whole spine.
I was able to run or march ipnc place for 15minutes until the tachycardia symptoms hit, now I'm lucky if I can stand for four in half minutes before HR goes into the 20's
I was able to run or march ipnc place for 15minutes until the tachycardia symptoms hit, now I'm lucky if I can stand for four in half minutes before HR goes into the 20's
Brief Answer:
Yes....the answer to your question on Autonomic Neuropathy is filed
Detailed Answer:
I don't know if you're referring to my answer or the other doctor who was working on the similar question. But if so then, YES, I did archive the answer to the question of What is Autonomic Neuropathy and Sudomotor Dysfunction.
If by TBI you are referring to Traumatic Brain Injury then, that would not have much to do with spine degeneration in any direct way. If by EDS you are referring to Ehler-Danlos Syndrome then, yes there are very well known spinal column deformities and degenerations at the craniocervical junction which can be operated on though success rates are highly variable.
I agree that having your heart rate dip that low would cause all sorts of functional problems for you. I hope there is an either an ongoing workup in progress or something's been determined to help get you on the right track to being treated for your problems.
Once again, I appreciate the opportunity to answer your question and so if I have satisfactorily addressed your concerns would you be so kind as to CLOSE THIS QUERY and include a little positive feedback on my responses to your questions?
Many thanks for posing your question to our attention on this network and do not forget to recontact me in the future at: www.bit.ly/drdariushsaghafi for additional questions, comments, or concerns having to do with this topic or others.
This query has utilized a total of 14 minutes of professional time in research, review, and synthesis for the purpose of formulating a return statement.
Yes....the answer to your question on Autonomic Neuropathy is filed
Detailed Answer:
I don't know if you're referring to my answer or the other doctor who was working on the similar question. But if so then, YES, I did archive the answer to the question of What is Autonomic Neuropathy and Sudomotor Dysfunction.
If by TBI you are referring to Traumatic Brain Injury then, that would not have much to do with spine degeneration in any direct way. If by EDS you are referring to Ehler-Danlos Syndrome then, yes there are very well known spinal column deformities and degenerations at the craniocervical junction which can be operated on though success rates are highly variable.
I agree that having your heart rate dip that low would cause all sorts of functional problems for you. I hope there is an either an ongoing workup in progress or something's been determined to help get you on the right track to being treated for your problems.
Once again, I appreciate the opportunity to answer your question and so if I have satisfactorily addressed your concerns would you be so kind as to CLOSE THIS QUERY and include a little positive feedback on my responses to your questions?
Many thanks for posing your question to our attention on this network and do not forget to recontact me in the future at: www.bit.ly/drdariushsaghafi for additional questions, comments, or concerns having to do with this topic or others.
This query has utilized a total of 14 minutes of professional time in research, review, and synthesis for the purpose of formulating a return statement.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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