Miss ConGeNiaLity's Chronicles

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Saturday, June 30, 2007

:: VeRy ConFuSed ::

I ran into Ivy on Friday, when I did my ECG at the PolyClinic. I saw her newborn girl! ECG was done within 2minutes only, and I was charged $8 for that!! The readings for it appalled me! Bcoz I've no medical knowledge on it. It reads "Abnormality sinus in QRST....." haha, who knows what was that?!

After so, I met up with the doctor, to analyse my situation. She then actually said my ECG looks fine. I then asked the silly question, "Do I have sinus?? Why does the readings say Sinus??". She told me that the heart has a sinus, and it doesn't mean the illness, sinus. haha!! I then told her my history of chest pains, how it happened and the frequency and capacity of it. She said it seems more like an anxiety attack.

However, she suggested that I do an echocardiography. To rule out *mitral valve prolaspe. What on earth is that?? I was told that it is a heart problem common for females, though it's rather rare. It's a sickness where the heart can't function properly: Mitral valve prolapse (MVP) is a heart valve condition marked by the displacement of an abnormally thickened mitral valve leaflet into the left atrium during systole. In its nonclassic form, MVP carries a low risk of complications. In severe cases of classic MVP, complications include mitral regurgitation, infective endocarditis, and — in rare circumstances — cardiac arrest usually resulting in sudden death.

Dr Joshua said it'd be good to do an echocardiography to rule that rare sickness out. It's non-invasive, and that's good news. Bad news would be that it costs alot. However, I'm having a subsidy for it as I've got a doctor's referral letter for it. It'd be ultarasound, just to hear my heartbeat. Sounds ridiculous?? And I'm paying $40++ just to let my heartbeat to be heard!! Alright, it's more complicated then just that.

What a hassle isn't it??

What if it was just anxiety disorder? It'd be my greatest joke!! What could have made me so anxious or worried about to cause such a scene on Monday?? hmm...

posted at [10:05 PM]

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