Just a quick question ,my wife is 27 and approx 3 months ago she had a heart flutter. It is only for a second or two ,it has happened twice since . Always when she has just got into bed and winding down.(3 young kids) Just afterwards she has mild pins and needles in her left arm.And she says her arm has a mild ache the next day.
HELP!!!!!! i keep on she should get it checked out ,but she wont. There is a small history of heart problems in her family. She is in normal health and fit with no other problems.
I would realy welcome any advice, Thanks very much Darren.
Just a quick question ,my wife is 27 and approx 3 months ago she had a heart flutter. It is only for a second or two ,it has happened twice since . Always when she has just got into bed and winding down.(3 young kids) Just afterwards she has mild pins and needles in her left arm.And she says her arm has a mild ache the next day.
HELP!!!!!! i keep on she should get it checked out ,but she wont. There is a small history of heart problems in her family. She is in normal health and fit with no other problems.
Would suggest you recruit other family members for an "intervention."
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I would realy welcome any advice, Thanks very much
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Hi All,
Just a quick question ,my wife is 27 and approx 3 months ago she had a heart flutter. It is only for a second or two ,it has happened twice since . Always when she has just got into bed and winding down.(3 young kids) Just afterwards she has mild pins and needles in her left arm.And she says her arm has a mild ache the next day.
HELP!!!!!! i keep on she should get it checked out ,but she wont. There is a small history of heart problems in her family. She is in normal health and fit with no other problems.
I would realy welcome any advice, Thanks very much Darren.
Perhaps someone who knows something about this - which is not me - can comment.
But in the absence of that you might weigh the pros and cons of each alternative. If you go to the Dr. and he finds a serious problem you are ahead. If he finds nothing at least you feel better knowing there is not a problem.
If you don't go to the Dr. and there is a serious problem you have lost big time. If there is no problem, you still remain worried.
just to mention a hypothetical possible problem: our friend might want to see the Dr. all right ... but how about his wife?
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i keep on she should get it checked out ,but she wont.
in my country (Italy) a person cannot be forced to get visited and cured, except under very special circumstances. Obviously, I strongly wish this is not our friend's case.
Regards -- uplbet (in email reply delete 01234 from the address)
