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Advise please; preteen girl given second covid vax, having chest pains now... | |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 79276765  United States04/12/2022 08:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 79261097 United States04/12/2022 08:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Stupid woman I know trusts the government and got her preteen daughter double vaccinated. Got a booster last week, too. (Like OH my she is so stupid right! I agree) Quoting: LookinUp1 Now her daughter yesterday started experiencing bad chest pains. She took her to our local County hospital (I don't trust this hospital at all). Who did EKG and chest X ray and all were fine. Girl is still feeling chest pains and they are just relaxing hanging out at her house. Anyone know what tests can be ran that haven't already been done to help diagnose her chest pains? Seems like there should be more than just a chest x ray and EKG to diagnose what's causing the chest pains . Like perhaps a type of blood test or echocardiogram??? I want to give a suggestion to her because I don't trust that everything is ok.  Well, ECGs are only a small snapshot of cardiac activity. It’s a small 3 second window into what her heart was doing then. People easily move in and out of heart rhythms all day long. It’s not a decisive indicator of anything, with the exception of a visible Stemi. As far as bloodwork is concerned, I’d be curious to see her troponin level. It most likely is within normal limits given the fact that she went to the ED. If they would have found an elevated troponin level, they would have most likely told you. However, stranger things have happened. If needed, they should check her ejection fraction to see how efficient her heart is operating. It’s a pretty solid indicator of bad things to come, if it’s bad. With all that being said, cardiac conditions are not the only chest pain inducing life threatening events. How do her SP02 levels look? Does the pain come and go, is it reproducible (trigger the pain with palpating)? Does she have any underlying respiratory conditions? How about GI symptoms? Heartburn? Has it ever happened before? How bad is the pain? Just some food for thought. Hope it helps. |
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 User ID: 77281219 United States04/12/2022 08:47 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Stupid woman I know trusts the government and got her preteen daughter double vaccinated. Got a booster last week, too. (Like OH my she is so stupid right! I agree) Quoting: LookinUp1 Now her daughter yesterday started experiencing bad chest pains. She took her to our local County hospital (I don't trust this hospital at all). Who did EKG and chest X ray and all were fine. Girl is still feeling chest pains and they are just relaxing hanging out at her house. Anyone know what tests can be ran that haven't already been done to help diagnose her chest pains? Seems like there should be more than just a chest x ray and EKG to diagnose what's causing the chest pains . Like perhaps a type of blood test or echocardiogram??? I want to give a suggestion to her because I don't trust that everything is ok. I took 1 only bc of my Dad being in the shape he’s in. Had the same thing happen 10 days later. BP went up…. In and out of ER. Stress test, EKG and D-Dimer fine. It was worst than having COVID. I now have a letter saying I can’t take it and I will not ever go against my gut again. |
| MO User ID: 81338054 United States04/12/2022 08:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | To test for myocarditis they would need an echo to look at the function of the heart. Some blood tests specific to heart would be troponin, CK and BNP. The D-dimer shows if you may possibly have a blood clot, if that’s high they can do a CTA to see if there’s a blood clot in your lungs, but you are usually very short of breath with that. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 82607776 United States04/12/2022 09:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | There sort of is. You can take out a few life insurance policies on the jabbed. Their life insurance null and void since they took an experimental pharmaceutical willingly.  Stupid parents have stupid kids. They all die of stupidity if left alone. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 80984608 United States04/12/2022 10:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Stupid woman I know trusts the government and got her preteen daughter double vaccinated. Got a booster last week, too. (Like OH my she is so stupid right! I agree) Quoting: LookinUp1 Now her daughter yesterday started experiencing bad chest pains. She took her to our local County hospital (I don't trust this hospital at all). Who did EKG and chest X ray and all were fine. Girl is still feeling chest pains and they are just relaxing hanging out at her house. Anyone know what tests can be ran that haven't already been done to help diagnose her chest pains? Seems like there should be more than just a chest x ray and EKG to diagnose what's causing the chest pains . Like perhaps a type of blood test or echocardiogram??? I want to give a suggestion to her because I don't trust that everything is ok. my hubby's a doc, she needs an echocardiogram and inflammatory markers. |
