WOMENS-HEALTH Messages for May, 2003: Re: Palpitations, chest pain stop breathing while going to sleep

Re: Palpitations, chest pain stop breathing while going to sleep

From: Joyce (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 18 May 2003 22:21:29 -0500 (CDT)

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At Sun, 18 May 2003, anita wrote: >

Anita, Yes, I do get the same feelings and they can be quite scary! I also got my MRI test results recently that stated I have herniations of the spinal discs at levels T2/3> The neurosurgeon said this could be what is causing my chest pain~! Something about the nerves form that area wrapping around to the chest and causing pain. But I do have the other condition, and I know that causes the pain too, so now I don't know which is causing what! I wish you peace of mind, luck with the babies, and happy healthy times ahead. I pray you find answers soon. God Bless and write anytime. Joyce joyneau@hotmail.com PS- Might check into http://www.earlymenopause.com and compare symptoms to their chart.

>Hello,
>Thanks for the tip I will try it. I am so afraid to sleep. I wake up
>feeing like I have forgotten to breath. Do you have the same feeling ?
>Does your chest hurt sometimes during the day even when there are no
>palpitations ?
>
>My hormones are completely normal, my 17 b estradiol is 96.98, in the
>luteal phase I believe( 10 days before my period) I really hope it is
>not early menopause or some horrible thing like that. FSH is 5.35 and
>LH is 5.69, prolactin basal is 12.28. I really want to be in the best
>of health as I possibly can because we are planning to have a baby soon.
>The onset is so sudden, I did not expect it to continue for so long 3to
>4 weeks now and everyday.
>I cant remember a time when I enjoyed a good nights rest, I have been
>promising myself to do everything right, exercise, eat, lower stress
>etc., if this stupid thing goes away.
>
>Thanks
>
>--
>Anita
>

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