Re: Back from Belgium!/Fludro/arrhythmia

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My heart beat just fine when standing/sitting/walking, but upon laying down it

would skip a few beats, then flutter, then pound hard a few times. It always

happened just a few minutes after laying down. It was not related to exertion

or time of day/night. It was very predictable.

I have read about arrhythmias with similar symptoms, but have not yet found one

that is posture-specific. Only found stuff about postural tachycardia, which is

NOTHING like what I had. I had postural heart " something else " (no useful

answer from Doc, what a surprise!).

I also had postural hypotension for years, and I wonder if it's related somehow.

I had hypotension when I stood up and arrhythmia when I laid down.

The arrhythmia scared me sometimes, but I had it for something like ten years,

so it gradually dawned on me that it probably wasn't going to kill me. I was

very surprised when Fludro made it go away.

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> > Still recovering from my trip, guys & girls!

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> > Just want to know if there's anything I should keep in mind when I start

taking FLUDROCORTISONE and DHEA tomorrow morning?

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> > Hertoghe told me to take them with HC 10-30 minutes before I eat

breakfast... ...

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> > Thanks!

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