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Doing everything I could to make my heart go crazy, and I think I definitely got it 🫀 OMG this felt so intense and good 🥵

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This was the first time I achieved to make my heart trip over itself due to pressure

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1 minute after a strenuous climb up a hill. What HR did I reach?

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Hello

How are you ?

Im here just to talk about hearts

We can talk on Skype pls ?

I'vent Skype

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My skipping heart recorded at Erb's with extra, unexplained sounds. Maybe S2 and S3? Let me know what you hear!

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Hi! How's going your summer's holidays?

If you have or want ask me something about my heart, please send me a question also requests.

No CPR please.

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I'm making my heart continuously pound out of my chest with amyl nitrite for 12 straight minutes. My veins and arteries expand, allowing the turbulent blood to rush through my weakened heart valves. Several times, I start to feel lightheaded, which means my heart is failing to pump efficiently. I punish it further with more hits causing the tachycardia to continue, and my frantic heart stumbles in exhaustion.

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exploding heart after pressure, extremely visibile with slamming valves

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A poppers session audio file. I stopped taking heart rhythm and slowing meds a few days ago and noticed a sharp increase in rate, frequency of PVCs and PACs, and blood pressure (even though I continued on BP meds as they don’t affect my heartbeat). Rate has been in high 80’s and 90’s and BP 175-190/95-98 for two or three days.

The first couple of minutes are baseline with a few PVCs. BP at start of recording was 189/95 and rate was 89. Just before first inhale of poppers the BP was 207/108 and rate 93. My BP didn’t drop much after the first fit. When the rate hit 140 the BP was 151/133 and only got down to “normal” toward the end.

I was hoping for a higher rate than 140, but there were several runs of bigeminy including one at the end that continued for 15 minutes after the recording ended. Just before, there was a point where I thought my heart was stopping as it stumbled for what would have been several beats.

Note there is a technical error silence toward the last part at 6+ min.

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A poppers session audio file. I stopped taking heart rhythm and slowing meds a few days ago and noticed a sharp increase in rate, frequency of PVCs and PACs, and blood pressure (even though I continued on BP meds as they don’t affect my heartbeat). Rate has been in high 80’s and 90’s and BP 175-190/95-98 for two or three days.

The first couple of minutes are baseline with a few PVCs. BP at start of recording was 189/95 and rate was 89. Just before first inhale of poppers the BP was 207/108 and rate 93. My BP didn’t drop much after the first fit. When the rate hit 140 the BP was 151/133 and only got down to “normal” toward the end.

I was hoping for a higher rate than 140, but there were several runs of bigeminy including one at the end that continued for 15 minutes after the recording ended. Just before, there was a point where I thought my heart was stopping as it stumbled for what would have been several beats.

Note there is a technical error silence toward the last part at 6+ min.

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This scene came on when I was watching Netflix with my boyfriend yesterday and ONDHDJJDKS

I was so flustered.

“You can tell it’s a dream because of the lights,” he said.

Uhhh, babe? I don’t think heartbeats are audible like that irl either? 🤭

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First video of my visible heartbeat 💓 at rest.

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I downloaded this app which, together with the Polar H10, gives you a track analysis. It's nice, right? Here I climbed the stairs as exercise I had a series of arrhythmic events.

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So.... I posted this last night and I got really shy about it. People have convinced me to post it again and gave me reassurance. So, here we go. First ever recording of my heart. More to come, eventually, I'm sure!

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Closely linked to the previous post about my heart while sitting in front of the computer. Now I also share the measurement of blood pressure.

The blood pressure is a little high, especially the diastolic. You imagine my heart beating at 90 bpm with blood pressure 140/99 for 8 hours a day.

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Here is a new file of my heart at rest in front of the computer. Smart Working is nice but my heart beats like this for 8-9 hours a day, 5 days a week.

3 minutes of heartbeat recorded with the stethoscope placed on the left side of the left breast stuck under the bra. You can hear the ever-present mitral murmur that accompanies every beat of my heart.

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A little heart is also here in Iceland❤️🇮🇸😏 Found it.