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Issues with cypionate causing heart pounding
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<blockquote data-quote="aneuman" data-source="post: 256318" data-attributes="member: 43264"><p>When you say "pounding heart" what does it feel? Is it that you feel that you heart is beating harder like trying to get out of your body? Do you feel your pulse when your at rest, or trying to sleep, and the pulse is so loud that can become distracted?</p><p></p><p>When you feel like that, have you measured your blood pressure and pulse? Is the pulse normal (below 100, ideally 60-70)</p><p></p><p>If so, it very well could be generalized anxiety disorder. I've been to a cardiologist for this "heavy beating" problem. My complaint was "my heart doesn't let me sleep" and the doctor laughed. I had all procedures done, echocardiogram, stress test, calcium score. Everything was great. My calcium score was 0 (zero) at 55 years old. The doctor say that my heart was beating strong and that was a good thing.</p><p></p><p>I have noticed that when I feel like that, it affects my sleep, I usually fall asleep within 2-3 min, but sometimes wake up during the night and it's hard to go back to sleep. At times I feel like I have some sort of breathing problem, like I have to make an (minimal) effort to breath, but it's really in my head. My respiratory rate during sleep has been consistent around 15 bpm for years. I have used a real time origin sensor during sleep and my O2 levels never fall below normal.</p><p></p><p>I recently started T.cyp, just like you Perrigo, at 15mg M-W-F (similar to your dose of 8mg a day) and I'm feeling the sensation again. It had gone away when I was using hCG only, and I think that non-physiological <strong>constant</strong> levels of free T, even when the levels itself are well within range, could be exacerbating my anxiety.</p><p></p><p>My two cents.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="aneuman, post: 256318, member: 43264"] When you say "pounding heart" what does it feel? Is it that you feel that you heart is beating harder like trying to get out of your body? Do you feel your pulse when your at rest, or trying to sleep, and the pulse is so loud that can become distracted? When you feel like that, have you measured your blood pressure and pulse? Is the pulse normal (below 100, ideally 60-70) If so, it very well could be generalized anxiety disorder. I've been to a cardiologist for this "heavy beating" problem. My complaint was "my heart doesn't let me sleep" and the doctor laughed. I had all procedures done, echocardiogram, stress test, calcium score. Everything was great. My calcium score was 0 (zero) at 55 years old. The doctor say that my heart was beating strong and that was a good thing. I have noticed that when I feel like that, it affects my sleep, I usually fall asleep within 2-3 min, but sometimes wake up during the night and it's hard to go back to sleep. At times I feel like I have some sort of breathing problem, like I have to make an (minimal) effort to breath, but it's really in my head. My respiratory rate during sleep has been consistent around 15 bpm for years. I have used a real time origin sensor during sleep and my O2 levels never fall below normal. I recently started T.cyp, just like you Perrigo, at 15mg M-W-F (similar to your dose of 8mg a day) and I'm feeling the sensation again. It had gone away when I was using hCG only, and I think that non-physiological [B]constant[/B] levels of free T, even when the levels itself are well within range, could be exacerbating my anxiety. My two cents. [/QUOTE]
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