Vaso-Vagal Discussion

[ Home | Contents | Search | Post | Reply | Next | Previous | Up ]


vasovagal question

From: mark (bsgva@naxs.net)
Date: 5/14/01
Time: 12:00:02 PM
Remote Name: 151.199.92.166

Comments

i am 38 yrs of age. i 1st had a syncope episode 12 months ago. i went through all cardiac tests, lab tests, 24 hr urine, mri of head, you name it ive had it except foe TTT. i was diagnosed with sleep apnea. i have since lost from 297 to my current 200. i stipped using my sleep machine 4 months ago and bp medication. i started waking up again during the night to urinated. this always happens at 3 - 4am. when this first started i had to have a bowel movement and found myself on the floor. this happened twice before going to ed, hence sleep apnea diagnois. i now have lost almost 100# and 2 days ago i had to go to have a bowel movement at work during the day about 4pm. the symptoms came back, bright lights, tachycardia,sweating and the shakes. i went to er and ed md stated vasovagal. last night on my 38 birthday i had to have a bowel movment again 330-400am and felt symptoms coming on, i got off the comode and lifted my legs and stayed there for about 5 min until i had to get back up to have the bowel movement. after i got back on the floor and raised my legs again. i know its about over when i start sweating. it passes and then the uncontroable shakes contine for about 5 minutes then back to normal. oh also i have awakened several nights (the same time 3 - 4am) with just the shakes, then it goes away. please help this is old, i normally run 2 miles a day now im just scared of this please help and advise


This web site is not a substitute for a thorough medical evaluation and diagnosis of your vaso-vagal type symptoms.  Medical treatment and diagnosis is the only acceptable initial response to these serious symptoms since they might present from any number of life threatening and treatable illnesses. It is for you and your physician to rule out more serious illnesses; Please don't use this online forum as an alternative to getting responsible medical attention and being under the care of a physician for the duration of any unknown, suspected or dangerous vaso-vagal syndrome symptoms.
Last changed: June 22, 2007