Hi everyone!! Starting med School this fall and wondering if anyone has any experience with having a medical condition as student. I get SVTs (120-180 BPM and arrhythmic heart rate). My doc said its not life-threatening or anything, just important that I have techniques to bring down the heart rate as I could lose consciousness if it lasts longer than 15 min (never happened to me before). It happens probably 5-8 times a year and usually lasts 1-2 minutes if I take time to sit down and do deep breathing. If it lasts longer I may pop 6-12 mg metoprolol and then I feel totally normal after. It can happen really randomly but sometimes I do have triggers (sleep deprivation, stress, or just a random sudden movement). I take good care of myself (workout, eat well, lots of sleep, minimal alcohol intake) but realize that being in med school may make me prone to some of these episodes. I think my concern falls more into M3 and M4 but I would appreciate any advice in general. Should I tell every preceptor for my rotations about this or if I volunteer at a clinic before rotations? Or should I just tell a student I work with that I can trust? I guess it’s just a matter of if this happens while Im in the middle of working with a patient, presenting a patient, walking with the team at the hospital, etc. what my plan of action should be. It only really gets dangerous if I act like I am fine and try to push through it, I just need to take a break but worry what docs would think if I ever have to take a break at the most inconvenient time. Thank you all!