my body though was pretty certain not to believe that the reflux. the next, day december 30th i woke up with severe pains, both in my chest and my left shoulder. it was like a tightening in my chest. i took a deep breath, that got worse. when i was laying flat. i knew enough that moment to understand that it could mean, could is the key word here that i was having a heart attack, especially because it was happening on the left part of my shoulder. i want to remind you, around seven miles 3 to 4 times a week, or i did. i do yoga, i don t eat meat, i don t smoke. i drink occasionally, not right now though because my doctor tells me that i can t. aside from probably not getting enough sleep and working to, much i m a pretty healthy person. on that day, i was anything but. my husband drove me to the emergency room and from there, the nightmare that has been my january began. i was diagnosed with pericarditis, inflammation of the lining of my heart. brought on by a virus, a literal comment
want to name names who said that. wawhat are the symptoms? what should people look out for? right you can get you know bronchitis, get pain in your chest and they can really be something that is in and out. then there are things that are more serious, like what i. had whatever symptoms that you should be looking out for in a situation like this? the classic symptoms of pericarditis are chest pain that is for us when you are lying down, in bed or sitting up. it can be worse when you take a deep breath in but the thing that you have been telling me about is this feeling like something is off with my body. fevers, chills, kind of like nonspecific symptoms. they re feeling that something is wrong is the kind of time when you should be thinking i should get this checked out. listening to your body and being attention to what is telling you is really important. we have all had a cold, we have all recovered from it. sometimes that recovery is a little bit, different not a bad idea to just m
itself limited and goes away. but for a small proportion of people, they get an overactive immune response. they can have inflammation and lots of different areas. inflammation of the sack around the heart, pericarditis. you first we re dealing with it, it s an unfortunate thing that we see sometimes. we have been seeing it a little bit more this year than other years. it is not unheard, of it is rare but it is not the rarest. are there some people that are more likely to develop a situation like this than others? i wish i knew the answer to that. you know the answer to so much. i know the answer to so much, not this one. anybody tells you, they are misleading them or misleading themselves. truthfully, there is some conditions like lupus or like other auto immune conditions where people can get this related to that disease, the overactive immune response to a virus is very unpredictable. it happened to, you take it up to anybody. the, asked the lucky thing was followed in the
A group of experts recently confirmed that the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines, not infection caused by the pathogen, are responsible for myocarditis, or inflammation of the heart muscle. [.]