Overheating episodes

[Pianist]

This is what my lifelong "overheating" episodes are like. I was wondering if any of these look familiar to you. All of the following happens instantly after exerting for a short period:
- Feel very overheated
- Intense pressure/burning sensation in head and ears
- Heart feels "thick" and is suddenly double(?) speed
- I feel wierd irratic heartbeat flutters
- vision starts greying out, feels like I'm going to pass out
- people that have seen it say I turn grey/white
- Have to stop everything, subsides between 10 seconds - 1minute.
- Have to avoid "sudden"/intense exercise like sprinting... have to work up to it
- Have learned to feel it coming on and avoid it most of the time

The first most severe episode I remember is passing out while running in 7th grade gym class. Despite this I've carefully exercised for many years.

 

[Pianist]

This is what my lifelong "overheating" episodes are like. I was wondering if any of these look familiar to you. All of the following happens instantly after exerting for a short period:
- Feel very overheated
- Intense pressure/burning sensation in head and ears
- Heart feels "thick" and is suddenly double(?) speed
- I feel wierd irratic heartbeat flutters
- vision starts greying out, feels like I'm going to pass out
- people that have seen it say I turn grey/white
- Have to stop everything, subsides between 10 seconds - 1minute.
- Have to avoid "sudden"/intense exercise like sprinting... have to work up to it
- Have learned to feel it coming on and avoid it most of the time

The first most severe episode I remember is passing out while running in 7th grade gym class. Despite this I've carefully exercised for many years.

 

[Pianist]

This is what my lifelong "overheating" episodes are like. I was wondering if any of these look familiar to you. All of the following happens instantly after exerting for a short period:
- Feel very overheated
- Intense pressure/burning sensation in head and ears
- Heart feels "thick" and is suddenly double(?) speed
- I feel wierd irratic heartbeat flutters
- vision starts greying out, feels like I'm going to pass out
- people that have seen it say I turn grey/white
- Have to stop everything, subsides between 10 seconds - 1minute.
- Have to avoid "sudden"/intense exercise like sprinting... have to work up to it
- Have learned to feel it coming on and avoid it most of the time

The first most severe episode I remember is passing out while running in 7th grade gym class. Despite this I've carefully exercised for many years.

 

[Pianist]

This is what my lifelong "overheating" episodes are like. I was wondering if any of these look familiar to you. All of the following happens instantly after exerting for a short period:
- Feel very overheated
- Intense pressure/burning sensation in head and ears
- Heart feels "thick" and is suddenly double(?) speed
- I feel wierd irratic heartbeat flutters
- vision starts greying out, feels like I'm going to pass out
- people that have seen it say I turn grey/white
- Have to stop everything, subsides between 10 seconds - 1minute.
- Have to avoid "sudden"/intense exercise like sprinting... have to work up to it
- Have learned to feel it coming on and avoid it most of the time

The first most severe episode I remember is passing out while running in 7th grade gym class. Despite this I've carefully exercised for many years.

 

[Pianist]

This is what my lifelong "overheating" episodes are like. I was wondering if any of these look familiar to you. All of the following happens instantly after exerting for a short period:
- Feel very overheated
- Intense pressure/burning sensation in head and ears
- Heart feels "thick" and is suddenly double(?) speed
- I feel wierd irratic heartbeat flutters
- vision starts greying out, feels like I'm going to pass out
- people that have seen it say I turn grey/white
- Have to stop everything, subsides between 10 seconds - 1minute.
- Have to avoid "sudden"/intense exercise like sprinting... have to work up to it
- Have learned to feel it coming on and avoid it most of the time

The first most severe episode I remember is passing out while running in 7th grade gym class. Despite this I've carefully exercised for many years.

 

[idajune]

Have you ever had an ECHO done? Been to a cardiologist?

 

[idajune]

Have you ever had an ECHO done? Been to a cardiologist?

 

[idajune]

Have you ever had an ECHO done? Been to a cardiologist?

 

[idajune]

Have you ever had an ECHO done? Been to a cardiologist?

 

[idajune]

Have you ever had an ECHO done? Been to a cardiologist?

 

[Pianist]

More severe symptoms started a few years ago. In that time I've had just about every test known to man including a spinal tap and seen just about every type of specialist. They'd pretty much had given up. Then basically by accident, a reproductive doc found absense of the vas. Now looking back, every one of the things I told the docs should have made them suspicious of CF. Only thing is my lung xray is clear.

 

[Pianist]

More severe symptoms started a few years ago. In that time I've had just about every test known to man including a spinal tap and seen just about every type of specialist. They'd pretty much had given up. Then basically by accident, a reproductive doc found absense of the vas. Now looking back, every one of the things I told the docs should have made them suspicious of CF. Only thing is my lung xray is clear.

 

[Pianist]

More severe symptoms started a few years ago. In that time I've had just about every test known to man including a spinal tap and seen just about every type of specialist. They'd pretty much had given up. Then basically by accident, a reproductive doc found absense of the vas. Now looking back, every one of the things I told the docs should have made them suspicious of CF. Only thing is my lung xray is clear.

 

[Pianist]

More severe symptoms started a few years ago. In that time I've had just about every test known to man including a spinal tap and seen just about every type of specialist. They'd pretty much had given up. Then basically by accident, a reproductive doc found absense of the vas. Now looking back, every one of the things I told the docs should have made them suspicious of CF. Only thing is my lung xray is clear.

 

[Pianist]

More severe symptoms started a few years ago. In that time I've had just about every test known to man including a spinal tap and seen just about every type of specialist. They'd pretty much had given up. Then basically by accident, a reproductive doc found absense of the vas. Now looking back, every one of the things I told the docs should have made them suspicious of CF. Only thing is my lung xray is clear.

 

[CaliSally]

So I'm confused by this post, do you have CF or not? Clear lungs don't mean you do or don't have CF. I had NO lung involvement until my late 30's. How did you end up at a reproductive doc? What did they say about the missing vas?

 

[CaliSally]

So I'm confused by this post, do you have CF or not? Clear lungs don't mean you do or don't have CF. I had NO lung involvement until my late 30's. How did you end up at a reproductive doc? What did they say about the missing vas?

 

[CaliSally]

So I'm confused by this post, do you have CF or not? Clear lungs don't mean you do or don't have CF. I had NO lung involvement until my late 30's. How did you end up at a reproductive doc? What did they say about the missing vas?

 

[CaliSally]

So I'm confused by this post, do you have CF or not? Clear lungs don't mean you do or don't have CF. I had NO lung involvement until my late 30's. How did you end up at a reproductive doc? What did they say about the missing vas?

 

[CaliSally]

So I'm confused by this post, do you have CF or not? Clear lungs don't mean you do or don't have CF. I had NO lung involvement until my late 30's. How did you end up at a reproductive doc? What did they say about the missing vas?