after a myocarditis last July I still have pain. The pain wakes me up almost every morning around 3 to 4 am. My doctor does not detect the cause of my pain. My question is: could I have an oedema which causes the problem only in a longer laying position?? Also I trigger heart pain when I drink a lot of fluid (water). So I cut down my water intake. So the pain disappeared during the day but still appears at night as mentioned before. My age is 36. Before my myocarditis I was well trained. (endurance sport). What can I do besides ECG and ultra sound to get a sure diagnosis. Any help is well appreciated.
after a myocarditis last July I still have pain. The pain wakes me up almost every morning around 3 to 4 am. My doctor does not detect the cause of my pain. My question is: could I have an oedema which causes the problem only in a longer laying position?? Also I trigger heart pain when I drink a lot of fluid (water). So I cut down my water intake. So the pain disappeared during the day but still appears at night as mentioned before. My age is 36. Before my myocarditis I was well trained. (endurance sport). What can I do besides ECG and ultra sound to get a sure diagnosis. Any help is well appreciated.
Peter
Why the aversion for either an ECG or ultrasound (echocardiogram)?
after a myocarditis last July I still have pain. The pain wakes me up almost every morning around 3 to 4 am. My doctor does not detect the cause of my pain. My question is: could I have an oedema which causes the problem only in a longer laying position?? Also I trigger heart pain when I drink a lot of fluid (water). So I cut down my water intake. So the pain disappeared during the day but still appears at night as mentioned before. My age is 36. Before my myocarditis I was well trained. (endurance sport). What can I do besides ECG and ultra sound to get a sure diagnosis. Any help is well appreciated.
Peter
Why the aversion for either an ECG or ultrasound (echocardiogram)?
Perhaps he has tried those but the results were inconclusive.
Thorsten
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peteyjr said:
Hi,
after a myocarditis last July I still have pain. The pain wakes me up
almost
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every morning around 3 to 4 am. My doctor does not detect the cause of
my
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pain. My question is: could I have an oedema which causes the problem
only
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in a longer laying position?? Also I trigger heart pain when I drink a
lot
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of fluid (water). So I cut down my water intake. So the pain disappeared during the day but still appears at night as mentioned before. My age is 36. Before my myocarditis I was well trained. (endurance
sport).
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What can I do besides ECG and ultra sound to get a sure diagnosis. Any
help
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is well appreciated.
Peter
Why the aversion for either an ECG or ultrasound (echocardiogram)?
after a myocarditis last July I still have pain. The pain wakes me up almost every morning around 3 to 4 am. My doctor does not detect the cause of my pain. My question is: could I have an oedema which causes the problem only in a longer laying position?? Also I trigger heart pain when I drink a lot of fluid (water). So I cut down my water intake. So the pain disappeared during the day but still appears at night as mentioned before. My age is 36. Before my myocarditis I was well trained. (endurance sport). What can I do besides ECG and ultra sound to get a sure diagnosis. Any help is well appreciated.
Peter
Why the aversion for either an ECG or ultrasound (echocardiogram)?
Perhaps he has tried those but the results were inconclusive.
Subject: pain at night From: "peteyjr" [email hidden] Date: 3/10/2004 3:44 AM Mountain Standard Time Message-id: <[email hidden]>
Hi,
after a myocarditis last July I still have pain. The pain wakes me up almost every morning around 3 to 4 am. My doctor does not detect the cause of my pain. My question is: could I have an oedema which causes the problem only in a longer laying position?? Also I trigger heart pain when I drink a lot of fluid (water). So I cut down my water intake. So the pain disappeared during the day but still appears at night as mentioned before. My age is 36. Before my myocarditis I was well trained. (endurance sport). What can I do besides ECG and ultra sound to get a sure diagnosis. Any help is well appreciated.
Peter
Could be related to blood thickness / viscosity which has been shown to .. increase .. in .. the .. morning ..
