Una Kelly
07-16-2009, 06:02 AM
Hey Guys & Gals,
I am looking for some information. I have done some research myself over the internet but the more I look into it the more worried I become, lol.
After many years of chest pain and testing the doctor sent me to a cardiologist. I had all the heart monitors and ecg's etc etc.
The cardiologist has daignosed me with vasospasms and raynauds disease. He was very relaxed and put me at ease that I didn't even think about what it was. The doctor was very nice and tried to explain it to me but it was all very medical. I know what raynauds disease is, as I had been diagnosed with that before but the vasospasms, I still dont understand.
He told me he is not worried at thsi point but I have to go back ever few months. The one thing I noticed that was strange at the appointment was my blood pressure. One arm was 149/78 and the other one was 116/97. ANd they seemed very interested in listening to the veins in my upper chest/neck.
If anyone has any information on this I would be more than greatful.
Thank you very much.
I am looking for some information. I have done some research myself over the internet but the more I look into it the more worried I become, lol.
After many years of chest pain and testing the doctor sent me to a cardiologist. I had all the heart monitors and ecg's etc etc.
The cardiologist has daignosed me with vasospasms and raynauds disease. He was very relaxed and put me at ease that I didn't even think about what it was. The doctor was very nice and tried to explain it to me but it was all very medical. I know what raynauds disease is, as I had been diagnosed with that before but the vasospasms, I still dont understand.
He told me he is not worried at thsi point but I have to go back ever few months. The one thing I noticed that was strange at the appointment was my blood pressure. One arm was 149/78 and the other one was 116/97. ANd they seemed very interested in listening to the veins in my upper chest/neck.
If anyone has any information on this I would be more than greatful.
Thank you very much.

