Anyone here that seems to have these ?

It just happend(again if I may add), and they seem to be very recent/close to eacother. My heart seems to stop 'pumping' for a couple of seconds then it begins to pump extremly fast which causes me to hardly breath/stop breathing as it 'hurts' when I inhale. I also seem to almost lose my eye vision and my hands/legs turn blue-ish. Also, my heart is then pumping really fast and I feel really dizzy/sick for a couple of minutes.

 

To top it all of I don't really have any weird medical issues nor did I take any drugs recently.

You need to see a doctor, definitely some heart issues..

Don't really think a doctor could help, I would just get some pils and I generally hate those. These kind of 'issues' started happening 2 or so years ago and they seem to be getting more recent, yay.

Well, it's similar to a cardiac arrest or you either have a problem with your pacemaker..

But seeing my age I shouldn't really be getting such issues, eh ?

Don't really think a doctor could help, I would just get some pils and I generally hate those. These kind of 'issues' started happening 2 or so years ago and they seem to be getting more recent, yay.

Visit a REAL doctor then, not a retard who will give you paracetamol every time

 

But seeing my age I shouldn't really be getting such issues, eh ?

 

not really, heart issues can touch everyone

(not to mention you are a smoker...)

Find me a real doctor then, I just take them all as some idiots ;p

You do know, two years ago I didn't even really know what a cigarette was, so, yeah...

As I said, the 'problems' started happening around two years ago, and I started smoking not that long ago, a couple of months so to speak, so smoking isn't the starter here. Well, not ALL doctors are idiots, but the majority over in our country are. Trust me, they wanted to cut open my leg and do stuff with it beacuse I fell and the x-ray's also showed no problems. I have more of such encounters with doctors.

As said above, go see a real doc. And if he's telling you to take pills, tell him he's an idiot.

Yeah, I have these since birth.

Go see a REAL doctor (as in, hospital doctor).

 

I don't need pills, but I got an operation when I was younger.

As said above, go see a real doc. And if he's telling you to take pills, tell him he's an idiot.

Ugh, I guess I will think it through. Also, this HAS to happen to atleast some of you here ? I can't be the only one. What about this; you're on the bed or just on a chair and you stand up and you completly lose your eye vision, like everything goes pitch black in a matter of seconds and it stays like that for a couple of seconds, then you get dizzy; I'm guessing this is related to, err, blood pressure ?

As said above, go see a real doc. And if he's telling you to take pills, tell him he's an idiot.

Ugh, I guess I will think it through. Also, this HAS to happen to atleast some of you here ? I can't be the only one. What about this; you're on the bed or just on a chair and you stand up and you completly lose your eye vision, like everything goes pitch black in a matter of seconds and it stays like that for a couple of seconds, then you get dizzy; I'm guessing this is related to, err, blood pressure ?

Ohhhhhhh, I doubt it's a heart issue. Most likely you have low blood pressure

Ohhhhhhh, I doubt it's a heart issue. Most likely you have low blood pressure

Though, I can kinda like 'feel' my heart pumping and then it stops pumping, like literally it stops for a second or two, like it compresses and then it gets into it's normal size, lol I can't explain it. Either way, I'm visiting a doctor in a couple of days I guess.

I have exactly the same thing about the eye vision, and the same heart pain.

PS: I Haven't touched a cegerate in my life

As said above, go see a real doc. And if he's telling you to take pills, tell him he's an idiot.

Ugh, I guess I will think it through. Also, this HAS to happen to atleast some of you here ? I can't be the only one. What about this; you're on the bed or just on a chair and you stand up and you completly lose your eye vision, like everything goes pitch black in a matter of seconds and it stays like that for a couple of seconds, then you get dizzy; I'm guessing this is related to, err, blood pressure ?

How much do you have to sit or lay to experience this?

I had this once, I was crouching and picking up a lot of small objects from the floor. I rapidly stood up and for like 1 or 2 secons I lost vision.

As said above, go see a real doc. And if he's telling you to take pills, tell him he's an idiot.

Ugh, I guess I will think it through. Also, this HAS to happen to atleast some of you here ? I can't be the only one. What about this; you're on the bed or just on a chair and you stand up and you completly lose your eye vision, like everything goes pitch black in a matter of seconds and it stays like that for a couple of seconds, then you get dizzy; I'm guessing this is related to, err, blood pressure ?

How much do you have to sit or lay to experience this?

I had this once, I was crouching and picking up a lot of small objects from the floor. I rapidly stood up and for like 1 or 2 secons I lost vision.

Well, it doesn't really have any time-related-impact, it just happens at times when I stand up when I was earlier either sitting or lying down.

it just happens at times when I stand up when I was earlier either sitting or lying down.

exactly

 

seems quite common, just possibly not for it to happen that often, but for me similar occurrences are also somewhat temperature-based.

but for me similar occurrences are also somewhat temperature-based.

That's also quite common as it has an impact on your brain, I guess. But almost everytime I had such stuff happen to me, my body temp. was fine, heck even the room temp. was normal.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angina_pectoris I guess?

The thing that happens when standing up has both to do with (low) blood pressure and (low) quantity of sugar in blood.

 

Regarding the "other" issue, as it's beem said already, go see a doctor. It might be a more advanced symptom of these issues.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angina_pectoris I guess?

Seems likely to be it. Not so sure though. I'm visiting a doctor in a few days, I guess. Also, after reading that and finding some thing about it in my own language, it became even more scary to me atleast then it was before. Seeing you could die of a sudden death beacuse of this I surely hope I don't have it. But as I said, I won't take any pills and looking at the 'treatment' the three options that you do have, is either pills or two different surgerys. How fun.

 

The thing that happens when standing up has both to do with (low) blood pressure and (low) quantity of sugar in blood.

 

Regarding the "other" issue, as it's beem said already, go see a doctor. It might be a more advanced symptom of these issues.

Don't think I have a rather low amount of sugar in my blood, I probably do have a rather low blood pressure, ugh, this sucks, doesn't it.

As said above, go see a real doc. And if he's telling you to take pills, tell him he's an idiot.

Ugh, I guess I will think it through. Also, this HAS to happen to atleast some of you here ? I can't be the only one. What about this; you're on the bed or just on a chair and you stand up and you completly lose your eye vision, like everything goes pitch black in a matter of seconds and it stays like that for a couple of seconds, then you get dizzy; I'm guessing this is related to, err, blood pressure ?

 

I've had this happen quite a few times to me before.

I'll be laying/sitting down and feeling somewhat tired or something. I pretty much go straight from doing nothing and standing up stretching or so. When I do my vision kinda "fades" out and it's like weird colors (can't really remember) for a few seconds, at the same time I start like getting nervous due to this (heart starts beating faster), and then also I hear a 'fuzz' noise slowly come into my ears at the same time and they all pretty much go away at once. It always somewhat 'spooks' me, but it doesn't happen very frequently.

I have the same issue, inhaling is fucking painful, only help is to stop breathing, lift my arms up and start breathing slowly. It also happens to me that I often have a blackout in front of my eyes and I almost fall, but I always manage to grab onto something.

 

Inb4 you're a smoker, I got these since I was born.

I have the same issue, inhaling is fucking painful, only help is to stop breathing, lift my arms up and start breathing slowly. It also happens to me that I often have a blackout in front of my eyes and I almost fall, but I always manage to grab onto something.

 

Inb4 you're a smoker, I got these since I was born.

Yeah, no. I kinda just go on the floor and hold my heart, well the place where it hurts with my arm and just stop breathing for some time, nothing else seems to help.

what can i say, the doctors in my country can't even heal you from Flo :cry:

It's most likely this for me: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Precordial_catch_syndrome

 

Nothing to worry about after all.