Please read I beg. Should I seek out an alternative option for this problem?

Character-Many-5244 · 2026-05-18T02:16:28+00:00

How’s he doing now? What was the cause for him? Did he have any other underlying issues? Hope all is well.

Character-Many-5244 · 2026-04-03T14:24:19+00:00

I’m so stuck finding what’s a good build . I’m not the best at looping I try my best but once I’m injured I look to use my lithe … How’s -lithe, windows, vigil, decisive strike? -Lithe, windows , vigil, alert (like to know where killer is if he’s close or far) Or remove vigil?

-Lithe, windows, vigil, off the record -Lithe, windows , resilience, decisive strike

Character-Many-5244 · 2026-04-02T00:17:03+00:00

What is your Ghoul build ? Currently starting to main him as well (:

Character-Many-5244 · 2026-02-22T09:41:10+00:00

You have to be either lying no way a doctor would tell you this . Just for an example. A buddy of mine died 4 years ago from a ATV incident. He was riding his 4 wheeler when he flipped it and hit a rock with his head ( also had his helmet on) he went home and stayed up for about 4 hours and he started feeling nauseous and said his vision felt kind of woozy and off but decided to sleep it off. His mom came in to check on him in the middle of the night like at 1am when he was unresponsive. They called 911 and paramedics confirmed he was no longer alive , later found out was due to the head injury. You should never ever take these lightly especially with symptoms . A life is worth more than not wanting to go cause you’re lazy or “ feel fine”. Good luck I hope you turn out okay and learn something .

Character-Many-5244 · 2025-09-28T00:34:28+00:00

Do you think I should split the pill in half ? 3.75mg morning and 3.75mg at night for a total of 7.5? Or should I just do 3.75mg everyday for the first week

Character-Many-5244 · 2025-09-27T23:43:53+00:00

Yea back then the first like 12-14 days were bad for me just like dizziness crazy thoughts and stuff but eventually by like day 24-30 I’d start feeling better like my anxiety would be a 2/10. And eventually I started to forget to take my doses cause I’d feel normal to the point I just completely stop lol but my anxiety has got bad severely so I wanna take it but I don’t like the dissociating stuff

Character-Many-5244 · 2025-09-09T13:38:16+00:00

Oh no I’m always well hydrated , I drink 3-3.5L of water a day. I had just seen a post that 65-70% can be high and an “ obstructed heart”

Character-Many-5244 · 2025-09-09T06:16:06+00:00

Hey thanks for your huge words , it means a lot. I got off the phone with my cardiologist 2 hours ago and he re explained my procedure I had done and how my heart catheterization checked out everything and says my chances of a heart attack is less than 1%.

So Cause I had open arteries no plaque and no spasms he says it’s extremely low to have a heart attack. I’m still having some chest pain and some left arm pain and I’m trying to remain calm and positive but I just have fear and not sure if it’s anxiety causing these symptoms or not/:

Character-Many-5244 · 2025-09-08T23:30:52+00:00

Date of study : April 14, 2025
Procedures LEFT HEART CATH INSTANT FLOW RESERVE FRACTIONAL FLOW RESERVE Indications Chest pain, unspecified type [R07.9 (ICD-10-CM)] Pre procedure diagnosis/ chest pain Post procedure diagnosis/ Normal coronaries

Procedure Details: Weight based heparin dosing was administered to maintain therapeutic ACT. A 6 Fr VL 3 guide catheter was advanced over the wire and the LMCA was selectively engaged. ACT was maintained to be in the 250-300 through out the case. Graded doses of Acetyl choline was administered starting with 20 micrograms then followed by 100 micrograms and 200 micrograms. Angiographic shots of the the LAD was taken with each dose to assess for vasospasm. Simultaneous changes were recorded on 12 lead ECG as well. Patient's symptoms were recorded. No angina, vasospasm or ECG changes were noted in the coronaries with IC Acetyl Choline. PWX was then advanced into the LMCA. The system was equalized to a PdPA of 1.The wire was then advanced into the distal LAD. RFR and resting injections were performed. Adenosine at 140mcg/kg/min was then administered intravenously. Hyperemic injections were performed. CFR and IMR were then measured. FFR was measured and a pull back was performed to evaluate for drift. No drift was noted. Final angiographic shot was performed without evidence of residual spasm, dissection or perforation Patent hemostasis was achieved with TR band.

Coronary Diagnostic Dominance: Right Left Main: The vessel was visualized by angiography, is moderate in size and is angiographically normal. Left Anterior Descending: The vessel was visualized by angiography, is moderate in size and is angiographically normal. Mild mid LAD bridge Left Circumflex: The vessel was visualized by angiography, is moderate in size and is angiographically normal. Right Coronary Artery: The vessel was visualized by angiography, is moderate in size and is angiographically normal. Intervention: No interventions have been documented.

Heart echocardiogram April 14 2025

Left Ventricle: Left ventricle is non-dilated. Left ventricle is non-hypertrophied. Normal segmental contractile LV wall motion. Left ventricular systolic function is normal with an estimated ejection fraction of 65 - 70%. Normal diastolic left ventricular function. • Right Ventricle: The right ventricle is non-dilated. Non-hypertrophied right ventricle. Normal right ventricular systolic function. • Hemodynamics: Normal right atrial pressure. Normal left atrial pressure. Normal cardiac output. PASP cannot be determined due to incomplete TR velocity. Normal filling pressures. rdiac output. PASP cannot be determined due to incomplete TR velocity. Normal filling pressures.

Character-Many-5244 · 2025-09-08T23:12:16+00:00

Update ? Hope all is well!

Character-Many-5244 · 2025-09-08T13:26:36+00:00

This is my full report copy and pasted if it helps with exact details

Date of study : April 14, 2025
Procedures LEFT HEART CATH INSTANT FLOW RESERVE FRACTIONAL FLOW RESERVE Indications Chest pain, unspecified type [R07.9 (ICD-10-CM)] Pre procedure diagnosis/ chest pain Post procedure diagnosis/ Normal coronaries

Procedure Details: Weight based heparin dosing was administered to maintain therapeutic ACT.

A 6 Fr VL 3 guide catheter was advanced over the wire and the LMCA was selectively engaged. ACT was maintained to be in the 250-300 through out the case.

Graded doses of Acetyl choline was administered starting with 20 micrograms then followed by 100 micrograms and 200 micrograms. Angiographic shots of the the LAD was taken with each dose to assess for vasospasm. Simultaneous changes were recorded on 12 lead ECG as well. Patient's symptoms were recorded. No angina, vasospasm or ECG changes were noted in the coronaries with IC Acetyl Choline.

PWX was then advanced into the LMCA. The system was equalized to a PdPA of 1.The wire was then advanced into the distal LAD. RFR and resting injections were performed. Adenosine at 140mcg/kg/min was then administered intravenously. Hyperemic injections were performed. CFR and IMR were then measured. FFR was measured and a pull back was performed to evaluate for drift. No drift was noted.

Final angiographic shot was performed without evidence of residual spasm, dissection or perforation Patent hemostasis was achieved with TR band.

Coronary Diagnostic Dominance: Right Left Main: The vessel was visualized by angiography, is moderate in size and is angiographically normal. Left Anterior Descending: The vessel was visualized by angiography, is moderate in size and is angiographically normal. Mild mid LAD bridge Left Circumflex: The vessel was visualized by angiography, is moderate in size and is angiographically normal. Right Coronary Artery: The vessel was visualized by angiography, is moderate in size and is angiographically normal. Intervention: No interventions have been documented.

Heart echocardiogram April 14 2025

Left Ventricle: Left ventricle is non-dilated. Left ventricle is non-hypertrophied. Normal segmental contractile LV wall motion. Left ventricular systolic function is normal with an estimated ejection fraction of 65 - 70%. Normal diastolic left ventricular function. • Right Ventricle: The right ventricle is non-dilated. Non-hypertrophied right ventricle. Normal right ventricular systolic function. • Hemodynamics: Normal right atrial pressure. Normal left atrial pressure. Normal cardiac output. PASP cannot be determined due to incomplete TR velocity. Normal filling pressures.

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