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At 240 bpm the only symptom I had was palpitations. I had no pain whatsoever and they were just hooking me up to an EKG when it stopped. The beta blocker I was on sucked because it reduced my resting heart rate to around seventy when it is normally around one hundred. It made me feel like I had almost no energy for the two months that I took it. The only thing about the whole affair that was positive, besides when I stopped taking the medication, was the fact that the nurse's aid was really attractive and she was no help in calming my heart rate. I'm 17 btw.

I'm just watching this right now, and mine will be tomorrow, I am pretty excited since my life will be back to normal after 5 year's of this SVT problem, wish me luck, God Bless All

Thank you so much for making a video. I'm younger as well and could only really find videos of things like Afib. Crazy how similar my experience has been. I am going through the procedure next week. I'm actually apprehensively excited and now more comfortable about recovery and what to look forward to. Thanks again!

Hi Harrison, I have a question: during the procedure I must be completely naked ?

First off let me start by saying I really enjoyed ur video & info u shared thank u!!! ;) In my personal experience I've only been in SVT once in 2012 triggered by bending over but I refused the cardiac ablation because I was only 26 & it happened once. Over the next few years it seemed like I started to develop more problems like a fluttering feeling in my chest (which on a holter monitor study ended up being V-tach). I also threw lots of skipped heart beats which are called PVCs which u usually do feel & I do... and I also had PACs which u usually don't feel & I didn't. Now at age 29 I finally decided to do it!!! I saw 3 different doctors to decide if it was "really necessary" and the drs told me as I aged... it would just get worse. So I had the ablation 2 days ago. I just wanted to note that after the surgery, I had a lot of chest & neck pain, & underneath my rib cage (they told me this was all "normal" and will go away in 2-3 days.) I was told he successfully ablated the AVnRT... but was unable to find the area for the PVCs. So of course I'm still throwing them. Can I ask u a question Harrison555??? I c u made this video awhile ago..... Do u still have random PVCs or not? & did the 1 ablation fully fix the 2 problems u had or did u end up needing anymore procedures?? Im glad that I chose to do mines, but really upset he couldn't fix the PVCs, they r soooo uncomfortable :( And Im happy u r much better as well. Ok thank u & lemmi know answers :) P.S. Always get a 2nd or 3rd drs opinion if u r uncomfortable with the answers u r getting!!!

Harrison, I was diagnosed with AVNRT in June of 2014 at 17 years old. I just had a follow up appointment with the specialist dr. johnsrude here in Louisville. He has me on medications and it seems to be working just fine. He was hoping to take me off of it at this appointment, but since I'm an adult there's little chance of outgrowing the problem as hoped. I only had one episode, but I don't want to take any chances. I know you said that you got the procedure done because medicine didn't seems to help in your case. Would you still suggest the procedure if the medicine is working for me? I am trying to learn all I can because I've had other heart issues in the past so my heart is already compromised as is and that scares me.The Dr said it's not necessary, but it's an option I need to explore. Would you suggest that I still go through with it? Having an opinion from someone whose been through it already would really help.

Hi I have being suffering with VT condition, as a matter of fact I just had and episode for about 1:45mins I was weary and exhausted breathless really concern, do you know if SVT is like VT or if there's is info for VT? or if in my area there is a Hospital the treats this disorders. Im in Silicon Valley. I need help.!

I have been diagnosed with svt and my heart rate used to get to 260 and i got an ablation (which is heart surgery)

I have svt I am 23 years old I heard in the video say wanted to make sure patient didnt have a heart attack during this ?? Does that mean thats normal can I have a heart attack when I have an episode ? 

What's the name of that Color on that Green Cobra @ 3:33 mark??? Anyone...

I like how every single one of the old fucks in the their 60's mustangs are too old and pussy to bring it above 2000rpm. What's the damn point in owning a car like that if you're gonna drive it like a prius. Idiots.

Nothing like the sound of the Mod motor. Best sounding mustang ever. I know because I own a 2015 and a 01 Cobra. Both built to the gills but the modular plant motor takes the cake on sound.

what camera do you use?

im in love with all of these fucking MUSTANGS

This kind of thing really shows who put in true wrench time and who just bought it and threw on some exhaust and stickers. The guys who truly love cars and put in hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars just pull out and go on smoothly. Then you got the douchebags who floor it halfway into the turn and end up swiping across all of the lanes 2-3 times and think it looked cool but in reality they look like they've never driven a car. You can tell the guys who drove the older restoration cars did it themselves.

Not an american car.

It beat the Civic power but had to use 2.0L to do it... On the plus side it has more refinements and is quieter (except if you make it loud again!), maybe handles better. On the downside it seems they are not as reliable...

It was this video that prompted me to hunt for one of these cars. I'd been looking around for a fun hatch or a wagon to drive, but couldn't find anything decent in the price range I was in. Then I re-watched this video. I remembered "hey, that car existed. I remember it now." I began hunting for one, and found a silver 2002 ZX3 SVT, bastardized by the slew of previous owners. I'm now six months into owning this car, and I'm a far cry from finished with repairs and upgrades, but I love this damn car. So, thank you, Mr. Regular and Roman, for connecting me with a car that I never expected to love so much.

hey i am from future he wont get past 52 million

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over 300k subscribers? thats crazy!

The rhythm you call SVT is really AVNRT (AV Node re-entrant tachycardia). There are several types of SVT's, AVNRT is the most common. Though these explanations are good for the layman and better than the "irritable focus" BS of old. If you are having problems with these rhythms PLEASE see a cardiac electrophysiologist, not just a cardiologist, all of these rhythms can be cured with an ablation, a pretty simple and painless procedure.