Question: Hello again sir!
This is a question that is a bit hard to explain, but I am sure you will understand.
When scared, or/and adrenalin, I get change in my heart rythm. And I do NOT mean faster pulse. I mean changes to a series of SOME kind of extrasystoles. It is like a engine misfiring, you understand?
An example: Last time I drive a racecar. Driving normal, heart is normal. At once I put my foot down, it starts with this "misfiring"- again I say NOT rapid, not faster, but misfiring. And the second I let go of the gaspedal and car slow down, it stops. This occurs sometimes also under orgasm, and very few times a short series of this happens when I am not doing anything special, but it almost always happens when I am doing adrenalin things.
I know, I have some anxiety. But this is not related to that.
I know anxiety is bad, because a couple days ago, I went to emergency room because I sat at home after eating a late dinner and started sweating from palms and forehead. My mnd immediately thought about heart attack coming, that I read about, and I saw my father in law sweating alot before he got heartattack. Emergency room say no heart attack even if he say they can not see small attacks on EKG. BUT. He also say I have a incomplete right blockage. I have had cardiologists say this before, so had that for long time. Now: Do you think this incomplete block can cause these "misfiring" when adrenalin??
I can even get extrasystoles (that doesnt feel "dangerous" but feel bad, by standing in certain positions, and stop when I shift position.
Thank you Sir. I am sure you are tired of answering my questions....
I have started going to a psychomotorist fysiotherapist that suppose to help me not make a big deal of every bodily symptom.
But this "misfiring" I had for many years, and its not connected to the anxiety.