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Re: Yasmin and racey heart

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Sat, 23 Feb 2002 00:11:46 -0600 (CST)


Thank you for the suggestion. I am on thyroid meds and maybe the Yasmin may require a change in the dosage. I never thought of that since I've never been hyperthyroid. Always very hypothyroid. Yes, anxiety may be an issue for some but it doesn't seem so for me. I mainly feel like I've had too much caffeine. Thanks!

At Fri, 22 Feb 2002, Zephyrmoon wrote: >
>Having a thyroid problem.. Racing heartbeat is one of the signs of High
>levels of hormones. Perhaps with the yasmin, your levels are changing
>(since it seems that its all connected- hormone things- PCOS.. etc..) I
>also know that some drugs cause this as well. It harms no one to call
>the Dr. and talk to a nurse.. have her ask the Dr. See what they say.
>
>I know it can be pretty disturbing. I may have seen somewhere that
>yasmin may effect anxiety??
>
>Good luck,
>
>ZM
>
>At Thu, 21 Feb 2002, Teresa wrote:
>>
>>Has anyone had the sensation of having a really fast or irregular
>>heartbeat on Yasmin? I have been on Yasmin for less than a week and the
>>last couple of nights I have felt like my heart is going a mile a minute
>>and it's difficult to get to sleep even though I know I'm tired.
>>
>>I know this pill can increase Potassium and I am wondering what the
>>symptoms of that are. My doctor didn't mention anything about testing
>>my blood for my levels even though the patient info I received from the
>>pharmacy suggests having a blood test one month into taking Yasmin.
>>Thanks!




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