Five months post-covid, Nicole Murphy’s heart rate is still doing strange things
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Kenneth with yet another Covid fear post. Every. single. day.
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A pivotal study that looked at health records of more than 153,000 U.S. veterans published this month in Nature Medicinefound that their risk of cardiovascular disease of all types increased substantially in the year following infection, even when they had mild cases.
Article is behind a paywall so I can’t read it, but it would be interesting to know a bit more about her medical history.
For example, people with mitral valve prolapse are prone to autonomic dysfunction. I wonder if maybe she was predisposed to this condition and COVID triggered the onset.
For example, people with mitral valve prolapse are prone to autonomic dysfunction. I wonder if maybe she was predisposed to this condition and COVID triggered the onset.
Link says no history but also not much info
Five months post-covid, Nicole Murphy’s heart rate is still doing strange things
By Ariana Eunjung ChaYesterday at 6:00 a.m. EST|Updated yesterday at 9:50 p.m. ESTNo one seems to be able to pinpoint why. She’s only 44, never had heart issues, and when a cardiologist near her hometown of Wellsville, Ohio, ran all of the standard tests, “he literally threw up his hands when he saw the results,” she recalled. Her blood pressure was perfect, there were no signs of clogged arteries, and her heart was expanding and contracting well.
Murphy’s boomeranging heart rate is one of a number of mysterious conditions afflicting Americans weeks or months after coronavirus infections that suggest the potential of a looming cardiac crisis.
Hey, you're right. Covid has f-ed up a lot up people. I hate that it's in our lives.
What do you propose we do about it?
Yet you don’t ignore the poster or disregard his threads. Sounds like a ‘You problem’ there guy.
Had to Google, found a well toned POC who didn't follow COVID precautions well enough. Hope she gets better soon.
I'm not stifling his free speech. I'm pointing out how repetitive and pointless it is as Kenneth tries to push his Covid agenda on this board each day.
So just complaining, not stifling. So you are a complainer. That’s much better.
You still havent explained why you dont Ignore him and choose to complain about about another poster instead of doing the thing that will end your dare I say pointless and repetitive complaints.
Complaining is pretty much all you do around here, so I thought you might enjoy it.
I'm not going to ignore him. I'll just continue to point out that he's spamming the board with worthless covid posts.
My wife has been experiencing unusual rapid heart rate episodes after recovering from covid. She will get random jumps to anywhere from 120 to 160 BPM and then it will usually return to normal after a few minutes. Her resting heart rate is normally in the 60s. We have the heart rate logs on her phone since she is almost always wearing her apple watch.
And yet another HROT thread that had potential to be an interesting discussion instead devolves into mano-a-mano sniping.
So it goes.
So it goes.
My wife (no pics) has also been having erratic heart rate issues. She had COVID at Christmas but her issues started before COVID. She was diagnosed with mitral valve prolapse prior to that and she has been having issues with her heart rate and also blood pressure fluctuating for over a year. Has your wife been checked for that?
No but I'll make sure she asks her doctor about that specifically. She's always been in good cardiovascular health, works out, and doesn't have any other existing health issues that we are aware of. She had to leave a workout class the other day because her heart rate hit 161 as she walked into the class.
She had been complaining about her heart racing off and on and I kept dismissing it thinking it was either a watch sensor error or that her mental focus on it was making her anxious but she showed me the data and you can clearly see the recent spikes.
I hope you find answers soon. My wife and I are heading back to the cardiologist tomorrow.
Before I say this I feel that I need to mention that I am vaccinated and boosted but did these people have the vaccine as well? How do we separate the cause if they had both covid and the vaccine?
