neurocardiogenic syncope

Gil Carter said:

Any thoughts for neurocardiogenic syncope? Pacemakers have not been shown to be helpful, nor the
counterintuitive betablockers, nor florinef, nor high fluids intake. Anyone have any success with
paxil? It's been being tried for a few years.
🙂
gil

Gil..how OLD are you and what are your HABITS if any?? B-0b1

Gil Carter said:

Any thoughts for neurocardiogenic syncope? Pacemakers have not been shown to be helpful, nor the
counterintuitive betablockers, nor florinef, nor high fluids intake. Anyone have any success with
paxil? It's been being tried for a few years.
🙂
gil

What you have is dangerous, my wife died last year from a similar condition. How old are
you and have you had LUNG problems from smoking or breathing Dangerous fumes?? What part of
the country do you live. Do you take supplements od any kind..this may be the simpest
answer?? B-0b1

Hi Robert, I am not speaking about myself, but I am interested in the subject as there is little
bonafide treatment for neurocardiogenic syncope. The last thing that makes normal pathophysiologic
sense in the condition is that it's triggered by reduced blood return to the heart, such as occurs
with mild dehydration or simply low fluid intake. Gil

"Robert McCarty" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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Gil Carter said:

Any thoughts for neurocardiogenic syncope? Pacemakers have not been

shown

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to be helpful, nor the counterintuitive betablockers, nor florinef, nor

high

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fluids intake. Anyone have any success with paxil? It's been being

tried

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for a few years.
🙂
gil

What you have is dangerous, my wife died last year from a similar condition. How old are you
and have you had LUNG problems from smoking or

breathing

Quoted message said:

Dangerous fumes?? What part of the country do you live. Do you

take

Quoted message said:

supplements od any kind..this may be the simpest answer?? B-0b1

Further note about neurocardiogenic syncope (NCS): I understand paxil *may* help, that pacemakers
have not proven to be helpful, that beta blockers have not panned out to be helpful either. (They
were used with the idea that there was an abnormal heart reflex response to underfilling and that
the reflex could be reduced by beta blockers.

I understand that optimization of diet and environment can make a huge difference if one is out of
balance with respect to them: excesses or deficiencies of any element of the dietary intake.
(potassium, magnesium, selenium, protein, water, B6, B12, etc ...). I understand support stockings
may help maintain blood return to the heart from the legs. I understand avoidance of prolonged
standing or sitting without leg contraction is paramount. And of course, one would need to avoid
medicines that might trigger a bodily drying effect or perhaps blood pressure lowering.

NCS is often broken down into vasodepressor (blood pressure lowering) and cardioinhibitory (rate
slowing) types. While both are often present, one element often predominates. The heart may have
regular electrical activity despite the subject being unconscious on the floor without a palpable
pressure or rate.
🙂
Gil

"Robert McCarty" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Gil Carter said:

Any thoughts for neurocardiogenic syncope? Pacemakers have not been

shown

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

to be helpful, nor the counterintuitive betablockers, nor florinef, nor

high

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

fluids intake. Anyone have any success with paxil? It's been being

tried

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

for a few years.
🙂
gil

What you have is dangerous, my wife died last year from a similar condition. How old are you
and have you had LUNG problems from smoking or

breathing

Quoted message said:

Dangerous fumes?? What part of the country do you live. Do you

take

Quoted message said:

supplements od any kind..this may be the simpest answer?? B-0b1