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Medical Forum / General / Cardiology / June 2006Angina and Pepcid AC
One quick question. Why is it that when I experinced angina last year whenever I took pepcid ac the angina would go away? Javier because it wasn't angina?? "heartburn" is also mistaken for angina...but angina is NOT relieved by taking an antacid > One quick question. Why is it that when I experinced angina last year > whenever I took pepcid ac the angina would go away? > > Javier > One quick question. Why is it that when I experinced angina last year > whenever I took pepcid ac the angina would go away? Possibly by increasing vagal tone, which in turn slows down the heart rate. Prayerfully in Christ's amazing love, Andrew http://tinyurl.com/m3gnu >> One quick question. Why is it that when I experinced angina last year >> whenever I took pepcid ac the angina would go away? > > Possibly by increasing vagal tone, which in turn slows down the heart > rate. perhaps...but far fetched more likely it was GERD... > Prayerfully in Christ's amazing love, > > Andrew > http://tinyurl.com/m3gnu > >> One quick question. Why is it that when I experinced angina last year > >> whenever I took pepcid ac the angina would go away? [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > perhaps...but far fetched Remains possible. > more likely it was GERD... Fyi, Javier's angina resolved after angioplasty. GERD does not resolve with angioplasty. Prayerfully in Christ's amazing love, Andrew http://tinyurl.com/m3gnu >> >> One quick question. Why is it that when I experinced angina last year >> >> whenever I took pepcid ac the angina would go away? [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Fyi, Javier's angina resolved after angioplasty. I didn't know that...changes the picture > GERD does not resolve with angioplasty. not unless the GERD was stress induced (which it often is)...having the angioplasty reduced his worries about his heart...thus..less stress...less GERD but I acknowledge that your theory could be correct...have just never heard of such my hubby..post MI,,angioplasty and stents,,then CABG...still has GERD...never had angina.. Pepsid relieves his heartburn....but it returns...no angina,,no chest pain.. etc etc > Prayerfully in Christ's amazing love, > > Andrew > http://tinyurl.com/m3gnu It was definitely angina, not heart burn. Whenever I performed any activity that forced my heart to pump more and require more oxygen the angina would kick in. Now here's the funny part, Angioplasty, four stents and one year later and the heart burn has never returned. At that point I didn't know I had any blockages and I was not stressed out at all so heart burn caused by stress was a non-issue. As a matter of fact, I was at the most stress free point in my life. I'm an odd case, my cardiologist was amazed that I had four major blockages and all I felt was a little angina. > >> >> One quick question. Why is it that when I experinced angina last year > >> >> whenever I took pepcid ac the angina would go away? [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > > Andrew > > http://tinyurl.com/m3gnu > It was definitely angina, not heart burn. Whenever I performed any > activity that forced my heart to pump more and require more oxygen the [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > I'm an odd case, my cardiologist was amazed that I had four major > blockages and all I felt was a little angina. Around a quarter of folks are just like you, so I would not write that you are an odd case. Prayerfully in Christ's amazing love, Andrew http://tinyurl.com/m3gnu P.S. For those who believe I have been untruthful when writing that there has been no **attempt** by me to exorcise Philip's demon: (1) It was my choice to pray in Jesus' name on Philip's behalf concerning the demon. (2) GOD's immediate answer to (1) was to use me as HIS instrument to command that the demon depart from Philip. (3) Because the demon has departed, this event was not an **attempt** but an actual exorcism not by me but by LORD GOD Almighty. |
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