Tarspin wrote: ↑Tue Oct 19, 2021 2:33 pm
Anyone who things this stuff is safe and wants to convince people to get vaccinated, my advice to you is don't. I'm thankful that my decision is my very own, if someone talked me into doing this I'd be thinking about them right now.
At this stage, nobody is convincing anyone to do anything, people need to now. In fact, nobody should be recommending anything other than health care professionals.
My mom is at risk for heart conditions and her dr recommended she skip the COVID shot for now and instead get the pneumonia and flu shots and continue wearing masks and limiting time in crowded indoor public settings.
it's not a good look, there are a lot of risks on both sides of the coin. The best thing anyone can do is leave a high density area if possible.
Tarspin wrote: ↑Tue Oct 19, 2021 2:32 pm
Yay, my resting heart rate is now 150-170/90/98 based on three readings, so it's going up. Just go get the shot they say...
On the bright side, I get to own one of these and am encouraged to maintain a log book until I can see a cardiologist.
I mean I did warn you …. Exact same issue here
Did you get the heart attack shit first or second round?
Also, you can't make any moves in this country without getting vaxxed, basically the gov is going for darn near 100% participation by firing anyone who doesn't get their shot, and restricts access to almost every setting possible. It's a liberal cucks wet dream up here.
Tarspin wrote: ↑Tue Oct 19, 2021 2:33 pm
Anyone who things this stuff is safe and wants to convince people to get vaccinated, my advice to you is don't. I'm thankful that my decision is my very own, if someone talked me into doing this I'd be thinking about them right now.
At this stage, nobody is convincing anyone to do anything, people need to now. In fact, nobody should be recommending anything other than health care professionals.
My mom is at risk for heart conditions and her dr recommended she skip the COVID shot for now and instead get the pneumonia and flu shots and continue wearing masks and limiting time in crowded indoor public settings.
agreed. let people make their own choices and move on.
Desertbreh wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2019 3:05 pm
DFD. The forum where everybody makes the same choices and then tells anybody trying to join the club that they are the stupidest motherfucker to ever walk the earth.
Tarspin wrote: ↑Tue Oct 19, 2021 2:33 pm
Anyone who things this stuff is safe and wants to convince people to get vaccinated, my advice to you is don't. I'm thankful that my decision is my very own, if someone talked me into doing this I'd be thinking about them right now.
At this stage, nobody is convincing anyone to do anything, people need to now. In fact, nobody should be recommending anything other than health care professionals.
My mom is at risk for heart conditions and her dr recommended she skip the COVID shot for now and instead get the pneumonia and flu shots and continue wearing masks and limiting time in crowded indoor public settings.
This. This whole vax requirement thing is truly out of proportion. Not that im an anti vaxxer, but im definitely avoiding a booster shot. If there is a good reason people who won't get vaxxed, so be it.
Nephew of a a few first gen immigrant on DFD, resident turk, and ex nazi egg lover now driving a middle class mom mobile.
Tarspin wrote: ↑Tue Oct 19, 2021 9:28 pm
Also, you can't make any moves in this country without getting vaxxed, basically the gov is going for darn near 100% participation by firing anyone who doesn't get their shot, and restricts access to almost every setting possible. It's a liberal cucks wet dream up here.
It's regional here. Everywhere in NYC requires proof of vax except oddly hotels and airports. In Michigan, nobody seems to care. I still mask up when going to a store or whatever, but mask use in general seems to be dropping big time.
Did you get the heart attack shit first or second round?
Both… first time 5 days second time 3 days of cocaine levels of heart rate straight
That's a lot for anyone with a weak heart, my doc is going to report it as an adverse reaction to the shot, which is cool since the emerg doctor turned away from the notion of it when I told her that I typically sit at RHR of 70 and a BP of 119/70 (which is still high, but I like coffee and could afford to lose 20 lb ideally.
Both… first time 5 days second time 3 days of cocaine levels of heart rate straight
That's a lot for anyone with a weak heart, my doc is going to report it as an adverse reaction to the shot, which is cool since the emerg doctor turned away from the notion of it when I told her that I typically sit at RHR of 70 and a BP of 119/70 (which is still high, but I like coffee and could afford to lose 20 lb ideally.
Remember that RHR is like, when you’re laying down or relaxing. even if you’re sitting up typing on DFD your HR normally elevates as you’re “doing shit”.
Any way you can wear a HR monitor overnight (maybe through a fitness tracker, etc?) it’d be interesting to see where you’re at when you’re asleep
Desertbreh wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2019 3:05 pm
DFD. The forum where everybody makes the same choices and then tells anybody trying to join the club that they are the stupidest motherfucker to ever walk the earth.
That's a lot for anyone with a weak heart, my doc is going to report it as an adverse reaction to the shot, which is cool since the emerg doctor turned away from the notion of it when I told her that I typically sit at RHR of 70 and a BP of 119/70 (which is still high, but I like coffee and could afford to lose 20 lb ideally.
Remember that RHR is like, when you’re laying down or relaxing. even if you’re sitting up typing on DFD your HR normally elevates as you’re “doing shit”.
Any way you can wear a HR monitor overnight (maybe through a fitness tracker, etc?) it’d be interesting to see where you’re at when you’re asleep
My RHR when I'm sitting is 70ish when I'm sitting and totally calm. I just measure the same way my doctor measures, which is sitting with both feet on the ground and arm resting on something like a table. When I went in for a check up, I was banging out a 148 x 2, and a 168 x 1, the nurse was like... ok lets do it again. Then the doctor did it and was like, okay... yeah, so it's a litttttlllleee high. Do you normally get nervous at the doctor's? LOL, nope. She's pretty cute, so I like the visits, should have asked her to check my prostate while I was there.
razr390 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 20, 2021 10:19 am
Remember that RHR is like, when you’re laying down or relaxing. even if you’re sitting up typing on DFD your HR normally elevates as you’re “doing shit”.
Any way you can wear a HR monitor overnight (maybe through a fitness tracker, etc?) it’d be interesting to see where you’re at when you’re asleep
My RHR when I'm sitting is 70ish when I'm sitting and totally calm. I just measure the same way my doctor measures, which is sitting with both feet on the ground and arm resting on something like a table. When I went in for a check up, I was banging out a 148 x 2, and a 168 x 1, the nurse was like... ok lets do it again. Then the doctor did it and was like, okay... yeah, so it's a litttttlllleee high. Do you normally get nervous at the doctor's? LOL, nope. She's pretty cute, so I like the visits, should have asked her to check my prostate while I was there.
Also, fun fact, smaller fingers make for less uncomfortable exams. ...............................................................................................................................
Where are these mangos?
Detroit wrote: ↑Fri Apr 16, 2021 1:19 pm
I don't understand anything anymore.
My RHR when I'm sitting is 70ish when I'm sitting and totally calm. I just measure the same way my doctor measures, which is sitting with both feet on the ground and arm resting on something like a table. When I went in for a check up, I was banging out a 148 x 2, and a 168 x 1, the nurse was like... ok lets do it again. Then the doctor did it and was like, okay... yeah, so it's a litttttlllleee high. Do you normally get nervous at the doctor's? LOL, nope. She's pretty cute, so I like the visits, should have asked her to check my prostate while I was there.
Also, fun fact, smaller fingers make for less uncomfortable exams. ...............................................................................................................................
There's nothing wrong with admitting that you're LOL
Also, fun fact, smaller fingers make for less uncomfortable exams. ...............................................................................................................................
There's nothing wrong with admitting that you're LOL
Where are these mangos?
Detroit wrote: ↑Fri Apr 16, 2021 1:19 pm
I don't understand anything anymore.
SAWCE wrote: ↑Wed Oct 20, 2021 4:13 am
I didn’t track my BP, but my heart rate didn’t go up at all after either dose of Pfizer.
Me either. A little shoulder soreness, slight fatigue, but I was 90% functional. I laid low as a precaution.
I'll be getting the booster at some point.
@Mario, what's your typical blood pressure?
I am back to normal now, but my doc still wants to see if there is any pre-existing condition or any damage done. I'm at a 70 BPM heartrate, 119/70 BP. It is nice to be back to normal, but i still have an achy chest. Curious to see what they find, if anything.
I am back to normal now, but my doc still wants to see if there is any pre-existing condition or any damage done. I'm at a 70 BPM heartrate, 119/70 BP. It is nice to be back to normal, but i still have an achy chest. Curious to see what they find, if anything.
Yeah, given your extended tachycardia I’m curious if there wasn’t something preexisting that wasn’t immediately apparent.
Hopefully nothing, just an abnormal reaction.
i was thinking , too.
Where are these mangos?
Detroit wrote: ↑Fri Apr 16, 2021 1:19 pm
I don't understand anything anymore.
I am back to normal now, but my doc still wants to see if there is any pre-existing condition or any damage done. I'm at a 70 BPM heartrate, 119/70 BP. It is nice to be back to normal, but i still have an achy chest. Curious to see what they find, if anything.
Yeah, given your extended tachycardia I’m curious if there wasn’t something preexisting that wasn’t immediately apparent.
Hopefully nothing, just an abnormal reaction.
I had an ECG and blood test come back as normal, hopefully the other tests to follow are also clean. I've never had my heart act up, and I played a lot of sports including soccer and boxing. Shit, my chest still doesn't feel right even as I type this 11 days after my first dose.
If a pre-existing condition can bring on this much trouble, then people should be getting checked for it before they have one of these shots, a weaker heart would be in big trouble. I hope doctors learn something from this example, I definitely want to know.
I had an ECG and blood test come back as normal, hopefully the other tests to follow are also clean. I've never had my heart act up, and I played a lot of sports including soccer and boxing. Shit, my chest still doesn't feel right even as I type this 11 days after my first dose.
If a pre-existing condition can bring on this much trouble, then people should be getting checked for it before they have one of these shots, a weaker heart would be in big trouble. I hope doctors learn something from this example, I definitely want to know.
...you don't have anxiety, do you?
Seems lime a silly question to ask, but I know you were pretty knotted up about getting the shot. And I wonder if your brain didn't just send your body into hyperdrive after getting it.
This is my most likely scenario at this point, I've never had a panic attack, but have talked my wife out of a number of them. Could they last a week straight?
Another scenario could be chemically induced heart inflammation, but that could probably be proved on a second shot paired with a scheduled EKG. I have met another person that had this same condition, but it lasted him 30 days. My plan is to align with his cardiologist and do a comparative study.
I'm pretty good with having my second, as long as an assessment can be made in advance to make sure that i don't have any heart damage or preexisting condition that can be aggravated further.
This is my most likely scenario at this point, I've never had a panic attack, but have talked my wife out of a number of them. Could they last a week straight?
Another scenario could be chemically induced heart inflammation, but that could probably be proved on a second shot paired with a scheduled EKG. I have met another person that had this same condition, but it lasted him 30 days. My plan is to align with his cardiologist and do a comparative study.
I'm pretty good with having my second, as long as an assessment can be made in advance to make sure that i don't have any heart damage or preexisting condition that can be aggravated further.
I mean, if you kept spiraling from thoughts about your heart and the vax... possible?
now. In fact, nobody should be recommending anything other than health care professionals.
it's not a good look, there are a lot of risks on both sides of the coin. The best thing anyone can do is leave a high density area if possible.
a few first gen immigrant on DFD, resident turk, and ex nazi egg lover now driving a middle class mom mobile.
fingers make for less uncomfortable 
exams. 
LOL
