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Thank you so much. You have given me a place to start. As I was reading your email it came to me how many times I have had to go to the hospital for chest pain. Everytime I have had an ECG it has been abnormal and always showed T wave inversion. I have always been told by doctors that its non specific. But after reading the article and seeing what the rhythm strip looks like on an ECG I now know it my be worth looking into. I have tricuspid regurgitation and I was diagnosed in 2002, I just hope and pray I find a cardiologist that will do a right ventricular angiography on me. Thank you once again.
Crystal
I will keep you updated.View Thread

04/19/2011-<150 ng/ml
blood transfusion-07/10/2011
d dimer-07/11/2011----445 ng/ml
d dimer--07/11/2011----0.60mcg/ml
d dimer--12/09/2012----0.70 mcg/ml
myoglobin--12/09/2012---18 ng
What do all this mean? Is my d dimer increases? I used this online conversion calculater and it seems to be increasing. Please let me know if this is correct.View Thread

04/19/2011-<150 ng/ml
blood transfusion-07/10/2011
d dimer-07/11/2011----445 ng/ml
d dimer--07/11/2011----0.60mcg/ml
d dimer--12/09/2012----0.70 mcg/ml
myoglobin--12/09/2012---18 ng
What do all this mean? Is my d dimer increases? I used this online conversion calculater and it seems to be increasing. Please let me know if this is correct.View Thread

I am now taking Lopresser 50mg to help with the palpatations. But it seem I still have them off and on. I was in the hospital a few weeks ago for chest pain. The only thing that they found was I was having palpations and thats when they prescribed the Lopresser. My lab work showed a low serum myoglobin and elevated d dimer, low calcium. After looking through my medical records my d dimer seem to be increasing at a steady pace. I also have a constant low grade fever that never goes over 100. I was taking the Midrin for the headaches, and before that Tyelenol. So I didnt even notice a fever. But I have been having a constant fever for over a year or more. I dont know what to do. Its so hard to find a physician who listen. What do I do next? Oh when I was admitted in the hospital the EKG showed anterolateral ischemia, ST changes, T wave inversion???? Please help.View Thread

THANK YOU,
CRYSTALView Thread

Intussusception. When I was seven I started getting sore throats and strep that wasnt treated and I got rheumatic fever. I didnt find out I had tricuspid regurgitation until 2002, because i went to the hospital complaining of chest pain. thats when they found the pericarditis and the tricuspid regurgitation. When I got my menstrul cycle at 12 years of age, my cramps were terrible as i got older they got worse. In 2002 I had to have a hysterectomy because I had endometriosis, left one ovary. Before the hysterectomy I was getting recurrent ovarian cyst, the biggest one was 9cm. 5 months ago I had a partial bowel obstruction. Im only 35 and sometimes I feel older, throughout my whole life it really hasnt been a time when i wasnt ill. Some people complain about the flu or common cold. I wish I was that lucky to get minor illness like that, but when i get sick its always serious. Thanks for listening this means alot. Wish me luck.
Yours,
CrystalView Thread

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