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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Hi all! I am a 44 yr woman has pvc’s continually.  Cardiologists ruled out heart disease prescibed 10mg Kerlone daily.  Pvc’s diminished but not gone. Have periodic bad days heart goes nuts.  Also nausea and light headed on regular basis.  Read about Heart Block third degree sounds like same symtoms.  But can’t find further info.  Cardiologist very patronizing and told me to be prepared for the news that it was all in my head. I’m with an HMO (need I say more) so second opinion out for the time being.  Anyone have info on heart blocks.  Do not like taking kerlone and do not like having a heart that beats to its own spaced out rythmn.  Appreciate any help.

My Suggestions: (1) Get a second opinion and be sure to document all of your out-of-pocket expenses. (2) Do not stop until you get an outcome that is satisfactory to you. (3) Do the right thing for the good of the rest of society, by retaining an attorney to help you sue the HMO for your expenses and suffering plus punitives. — Andrew Chung Homepage (with answers to hundreds of sci.med FAQs) at: http://userwww.service.emory.edu/~achung Mirrored at: http://www.emory.edu/WHSC/MED/HTN/Andrew And now also at: http://members.xoom.com/DrChung777

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Go to a major teaching hospital. Are you taking other meds? Do you suffer from panic attacks? – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Hi all! I am a 44 yr woman has pvc’s continually.  Cardiologists ruled out heart disease prescibed 10mg Kerlone daily.  Pvc’s diminished but not gone. Have periodic bad days heart goes nuts.  Also nausea and light headed on regular basis.  Read about Heart Block third degree sounds like same symtoms.  But can’t find further info.  Cardiologist very patronizing and told me to be prepared for the news that it was all in my head. I’m with an HMO (need I say more) so second opinion out for the time being.  Anyone have info on heart blocks.  Do not like taking kerlone and do not like having a heart that beats to its own spaced out rythmn.  Appreciate any help. My Suggestions: (1) Get a second opinion and be sure to document all of your out-of-pocket expenses. (2) Do not stop until you get an outcome that is satisfactory to you. (3) Do the right thing for the good of the rest of society, by retaining an attorney to help you sue the HMO for your expenses and suffering plus punitives. — Andrew Chung Homepage (with answers to hundreds of sci.med FAQs) at: http://userwww.service.emory.edu/~achung Mirrored at: http://www.emory.edu/WHSC/MED/HTN/Andrew And now also at: http://members.xoom.com/DrChung777

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