bladesman73
Über Member
I think it's a question for the docs to answer. I would rest for a week and if happens again pester them to get a hossy appt.
Heart no longer managing cycling?
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presta
Guru
If they haven't done an ECG whilst you're having symptoms, it means nothing at all.
I've had two Bruce tests, two 24 hour Holters, and a seven day Holter, but the only times they've ever seen my arrhythmia were the other ten occasions when I fetched up at the hospital in an ambulance. If you have atrial flutter there's also the possibility you're dealing with a doctor who can't tell the difference between that and sinus tachycardia, because they're easily mistaken.
DCBassman
Guru
- Location
- The lumpy far South West
I'd tend to agree with @marzjennings . Don't rely on gels and other snacky stuff. Before London to Brighton, my son and I had a good pasta meal the night before, and a good breakfast. Then just snacks as we rode. Oh, and a burger in the middle!
No after effects bar wobbly legs!
No after effects bar wobbly legs!
gasinayr
Über Member
- Location
- Ayr Scotland
I had a scare a couple of years ago, felt crap when I went out on bike. Went to Doc for tests, tested pre diabetic, turned out to be Haribo Sweets I was taking with me for an energy boost, threw them away and never touched them since. All back to normal.
Resting heart rate seems quite high.
See a specialist about Tachycardia.
Most adults are around 70's bpm and lower to 40's if very fit.
I had lone Atrial Fibrillation for a couple of days and was admitted to critical care ward and placed on IV drug to lower my heart rate.
My heart rate was 150 bpm whilst laid down.
24 hours later my HR was back to 50 bpm.
See a specialist about Tachycardia.
Most adults are around 70's bpm and lower to 40's if very fit.
I had lone Atrial Fibrillation for a couple of days and was admitted to critical care ward and placed on IV drug to lower my heart rate.
My heart rate was 150 bpm whilst laid down.
24 hours later my HR was back to 50 bpm.
bikingdad90
Guru
I’m assuming if you have had 3 sets of IV fluids you have been admitted to hospital and are getting monitored?
Good luck with getting a diagnosis and all the best for your recovery. I love how since you have joined the forum you somewhat simple questions have sparked page after page of threads.
I’m particularly enjoying the one about favourite bikes. @biggs682 and @DCLane I think your bonkers with so many bikes. @DCLane I have no idea how you afford the insurance for them all. @screenman I’d love to see the other 3 walls of your garage and not just the bike wall, wonder if it really is immaculate?!
I have to make do with just 2 +1 permanently borrowed bike. Any more and I would be heading for a divorce! (Wiggins Rouen, Cannondale Trail 7 with kiddie seat on and Saracen hardtail which is as old as I am but great for mucking about on and school run etc).
Good luck with getting a diagnosis and all the best for your recovery. I love how since you have joined the forum you somewhat simple questions have sparked page after page of threads.
I’m particularly enjoying the one about favourite bikes. @biggs682 and @DCLane I think your bonkers with so many bikes. @DCLane I have no idea how you afford the insurance for them all. @screenman I’d love to see the other 3 walls of your garage and not just the bike wall, wonder if it really is immaculate?!
I have to make do with just 2 +1 permanently borrowed bike. Any more and I would be heading for a divorce! (Wiggins Rouen, Cannondale Trail 7 with kiddie seat on and Saracen hardtail which is as old as I am but great for mucking about on and school run etc).
bikingdad90
Guru
Very clean and tidy.
DCLane
Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
- Location
- Dewsbury, West Yorkshire
They're covered on the house insurance. It's surprisingly reasonable although we don't have cover for racing damage, which we probably should.
- Location
- London
yeh cos that will sort any health issue.
biggs682
Touch it up and ride it
- Location
- Northamptonshire
Must admit I have just sold 4 of mine and ideally would like to sell a couple more yet
.Insurance as per @DCLane
Garage not as @screenman
Anonymous1502
Well-Known Member
Thank you very much,I came to hospital at 23:00 and left at 8 am with no diagnosis and the bloods and ecg were fine so the doctors said it was the 125km cycling that caused it. I personally am very sceptical about the cycling causing it as I did 100km before and my experience was vastly different as I managed that one a lot better.
Anonymous1502
Well-Known Member
Were your blood tests and ecgs fine?
