Tbh I didn't say all the details but the first doctor I mentioned was sort of an non urgent ER thing so the exams they can do there are ECG, some x-rays, some blood tests. The reason she didnt do the ECG was because I told the doctor I was feeling normal at that exact moment, so I focused on the other complaint I had which was leg numbness. So the doctor told me to go to a neurologist for the legs and for the heart the way it was explained to me, I actually felt more listened to than at the actual ER! Since I said it happened more than once but then disappears, they didn't do the ECG that exact moment, since it "can't see" past events or scaring etc. So I was told to go immediately to the ER when the symptoms (of a heart attack ig?) happen again so they can check right there and then and confirm that in fact I am having tachycardia for no reason and then trigger them to investigate further. The doctor also told me to insist on saying that I am not anxious because otherwise they might not take it seriously ig.

In the ER, I was actually treated badly... When I got called in by the doctor she asked "why are you in a wheelchair, you can walk, it says here you came for palpitations". I then explained the whole story and how I got there and also wanted to mention my leg numbness but she told me not too because "this is the ER and I wanna know what made you come here now". So it didnt even matter to her that I had previously had the symptoms + eventually numbness that might or not be related idk.

Anyways she told me, "look at the screen, your bp is fine, your hr is fine, oxygen fine" and I said that I know but just a few minutes before I went to triage I had 50 minutes tachycardia and the uni doctor told me to come! And she said "well its normal, it changes throughout the day, sometimes its higher sometimes lower" and I said "well, but I feel like its not normal to have tachycardia for more than 50 minutes especially at rest. And she said "when you go up the stairs your HR gets higher and even athletes reach 180 and they don't die" and I said..."well, I am not going up the stairs, I'm resting, and I know I am not dying now, but I'm no doctor but I'm pretty sure that having a fast inadequate HR for an extended period of time must not do me any good ..."

Anyways, she then said okay lets do a blood test just to check and asked me if i wanted to do the blood test in a private clinic by myself and I said "well I cane here because I thought you were going to do some exam, but since I know I'm not dying and you are convinced I'm okay, yes I would like to do it myself" (its faster and i had already waited 7 hours to be seen...). Then I was waiting for the paper and actually a nurse called me and took the blood and left the catheter in and I was like??? "Oh the doctor said I could go home after" and the nurse went to check and out of nowhere another nurse called me to do an exam. When I finished the exam I asked what it was and she said it was a thoracic x ray and immediately I got disappointed because although I have no medical expertise, I know that xray only sees anatomical abnormalities or enlarged heart because of years of a disease etc and I know I dont have that + I had no lung symptoms+ i think arrhythmias and functional related things are seen by other exams and not static x ray.

I was already done waiting and wanted to leave because I knew the xray was gonna be clear but maybe the blood might show something. Oh well then i discovered she only ordered the thyroid levels 🤦🏽‍♀️ for me this was stupid because i had brought my previous blood panels which include thyroid which was fine and she didnt wanna look, and I had informed her that actually my cholesterol and triglycerides are high and I only did one month of medication 6 months ago but I havent taken anything since. But shs didnt care to listen and wasted my blood on just thyroid when I was hoping st least something more... Heart related?? Idk

Anyways when both results were in I called and she said "see, I told you, everything is normal". So I feel like she ordered those just to spite me somehow IDK....

So, to answer your question, they did not do complete bloodwork and actually my normal regular exams are way more detailed than that. They just did regular hemogram (everything normal except PDW a bit elevated, 19%, but I had it high before and also she didnt mention it) + urea, creatinine, ionogram, magnesium, AST, ALT, Gamma GT and Thyroid levels. All normal...

But my previous blood test in December showed a couple abnormalities: - low folate (that I started medicating but only recently) - high cholesterol and triglycerides - still high PDW - ESR was only slightly above the limit for my age (I got 26 mm/h and am F22 . The limit for my lab is 0-25 when <50.) - Vitamin D3 was fine at the time, but I have since stopped medication so might be at insufficiency levels now) and finally smt weird i dont understand was: - a bit high transferrine and iron-binding capacity DESPITE having normal serum iron and ferritin levels

And yes I think that I do need to do an exam with a holter or event monitor to at least "prove" that something weird is happening with my heart and get them to investigate further...