@Covid Recovery Initiative ... I had a resting rate of between 55 and 60 bpm prior to being hospitalised in April 2020, and since then (over 4 years), my resting rate is now between 85 and 104. My SATS also haven't improved with lows in the mid 80s and highs of 91 - 94. After 4 yrs of fighting to be heard, I'm fed up with all of this being played down.
@ntp...5 ай бұрын
Whats the resting heart rate after the medical intervention
@ihornew8 ай бұрын
thank you
@RHales-vu2ie10 ай бұрын
Video gave no useable info
@stuff2due10 ай бұрын
I was hoping you could also speak to what happens when your heart beats lowers from covid. I have covid currently. It's been a week to date of onset of symptoms. I wear a Fitbit. The first night I noticed my resting heart rate was 38, usually 42ish. Not much of a drop, but it has stayed this way at rest and even when I get up and walk around to make it come up. It eventually does come up with movement, but not right away. I have seen it as low as 36. Day 5 I got on Steroids and Paxloid because of serious throat swelling. Just wondering if i should be worried about the lowered resting heart rate or if this too can be a normal side effect of Covid?
@Ilovejesus963 ай бұрын
Yes please following for a response! I also have had this happen. My heart rate has continued to lower. It’s now 48-57 It use to be 65-70 and dropped to 59-61 now it’s lowering to 48-57 really scary but it’s nice to see I’m not the only one… It will also go up really fast when I go from sitting to standing. It’ll shoot up from the 50’s to 115-120 and slowly lower to 90s. Excersise will cause me to feel so much worse and my heart has a hard time coming down from it unless I lay down flat then in seconds it shoots down causing me to feel super dizzy.
@stuff2due3 ай бұрын
My heart rate has gone back to normal. I did reach out to my doctor that also told me to monitor it. They said if it didn't come back to normal they would want to have me in for some tests. Again, it has came back up on it's own. Now around 45 regularly.
@Isellhouses1216 Жыл бұрын
I am 10 days out from covid and actually have a lower heart rate than before covid. Resting is around 55 and when I stand up, it goes up to 90s.
@user-yl9ck9ob5t Жыл бұрын
150 apparently
@craik7 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for the video. I would like to add: by all means try as much as possible to get adequate amount of sleep at night. I cannot stress how important this is in recovery process probably the most important thing you need to concentrate on.
@aricstroop4388 Жыл бұрын
My heart rate goes from 60 to 110 when I stand. Is that normal?
@DayTrader__ Жыл бұрын
I wouldn’t think that’s too bad. I’m in COVID respiratory failure recovery now and been out of the hospital for 5 weeks. My heart rate went from 70 to 80 resting to now it 120 to 130 and people are telling me it’s normal. Even the paramedics tell me this but I have an appointment with my heart doctor next week just in case. God be with us friend. Just sharing what I’m going through.
@aricstroop4388 Жыл бұрын
@@DayTrader__ I'm praying for you and that helps a lot. God will heal you. My heart rate today was normal. 60 resting and 85 standing. I felt normal. We will see what tomorrow brings. Have you tried the wim hof method?
@masterpiece46602 жыл бұрын
I’m 32, I caught covid this past February. I woke up feeling very weird and light headed with a racing heart. I have an Apple Watch and it detected a heart rate of 145 then out of nowhere my body went almost cold and it dropped to 24. This was the beginning to my on going nightmare. Till this day my heart rate is elevated, even by just bending down to pick something up or just walking around my house even sometimes laying down. Highest it has gone was 186. I have been to the ER 4 times because I felt like I was going to die and very lightheaded. Each time ecg was done and it was ok along with blood work. I went to a cardiologist had a echo done along with. Monitor for 2 weeks and they said echo was good and monitor showed pvc but only 5 times within the two weeks which is normal. What’s frustrating is no answer to why my heart rate is elevated all day. It’s stressful, I no longer can live a normal life, I can’t do much because it increases and I feel not well. It has caused me anxiety and I’m just not in control anymore of my well being. I’m not sure what to do??? Is this ever going to go away
@covidrecoveryinitiative34592 жыл бұрын
We are very sorry to hear that is what you're going through and not having all of the answers. It sounds like you need a referral to a Cardiologist who specialises in Dysautonomia to better help you connect the dots behind your symptoms. It may also be best to speak with your GP as to whether it may be appropriate to trial some POTS management strategies such as water, electrolytes, compression and pacing etc as they may be helpful for you. We can't give advice on YT, however do feel free to get in touch with the clinic to potentially engage in our Covid Recovery Initiative Online Program, or our 1:1 sessions. We hope you get the support you need.
@masterpiece46602 жыл бұрын
@@covidrecoveryinitiative3459 thank you for your reply. How do I get in touch with you?
@covidrecoveryinitiative34592 жыл бұрын
@@masterpiece4660 You can email [email protected] or to call and book an appt it's (03) 9878 5394.
@Vimala_90 Жыл бұрын
How r u now is it reduced?.. How r u feeling now.. Because I also had the same.
@user-yl9ck9ob5t Жыл бұрын
You went to a cardiologist and with that heart rate didn’t give you beta blockers? Wtf
@masoudhashemi57922 жыл бұрын
Talking BS and not replying to people's comments.pure useless video
@nickphil5962 жыл бұрын
Very informative video. Thanks. Is there any information on how long will this post covid symptom last?
@Irisphotojournal2 жыл бұрын
Five weeks out from eleven days in hospital my resting heart rate is up at least 10 BPM with pain at the base of my sternum, although I'm 68 it's not the norm for me it's usually 65 BPM and now it's 75/80. I thought I had recovered as I'm active and feel fine; now I'm not so sure.!
@JohnGaskin2 жыл бұрын
This was a very informative video. Thx for doing it!
@tommymack90542 жыл бұрын
Reach out to who?? How bout some pointers
@splasharama13 жыл бұрын
Thank you Nathan
@charliebaby183 жыл бұрын
I love this summary. Great stuff Nathan 👌🏻
@masoudhashemi57923 жыл бұрын
I had covid 7 months ago now I'm experiencing severe fatigue is it possible that I will recover from this
@bennym13262 жыл бұрын
Me too, I'm 4 months in and I'm exhausted
@bennym13262 жыл бұрын
How are you feeling now? Any improvements?
@masoudhashemi57922 жыл бұрын
@@bennym1326 I'm a bit better than before
@bennym13262 жыл бұрын
@@masoudhashemi5792 good to hear mate. I was getting better, but I returned to training and had a big crash. I've stopped training and am resting more. It's very frustrating
@masoudhashemi57922 жыл бұрын
@@bennym1326 what other symptoms do u have
@splasharama13 жыл бұрын
😷 Thank you for proving that Nathan. A great demonstration 😷
@2NDFLB-CLERK8 ай бұрын
▪️ Enjoy your fantasy reality, nitwits. 🟥
@robinhood46403 жыл бұрын
Q; Why is it so hard to shower? A; Because the shower is filled with endocrine disruptors from the chemicals in the hygiene products. Q; WHAT!!!!! endocrine disruptors disrupt the endocrine system? A; As crazy as it may sound, yes they do. It is not what you are doing that causes the flares, it is what you are breathing while you are doing it. Asking oneself, what are the more important things in life? is good advice. The most important thing is the air we breathe.
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@Covid Recovery Initiative ... I had a resting rate of between 55 and 60 bpm prior to being hospitalised in April 2020, and since then (over 4 years), my resting rate is now between 85 and 104. My SATS also haven't improved with lows in the mid 80s and highs of 91 - 94. After 4 yrs of fighting to be heard, I'm fed up with all of this being played down.
Whats the resting heart rate after the medical intervention
thank you
Video gave no useable info
I was hoping you could also speak to what happens when your heart beats lowers from covid. I have covid currently. It's been a week to date of onset of symptoms. I wear a Fitbit. The first night I noticed my resting heart rate was 38, usually 42ish. Not much of a drop, but it has stayed this way at rest and even when I get up and walk around to make it come up. It eventually does come up with movement, but not right away. I have seen it as low as 36. Day 5 I got on Steroids and Paxloid because of serious throat swelling. Just wondering if i should be worried about the lowered resting heart rate or if this too can be a normal side effect of Covid?
Yes please following for a response! I also have had this happen. My heart rate has continued to lower. It’s now 48-57 It use to be 65-70 and dropped to 59-61 now it’s lowering to 48-57 really scary but it’s nice to see I’m not the only one… It will also go up really fast when I go from sitting to standing. It’ll shoot up from the 50’s to 115-120 and slowly lower to 90s. Excersise will cause me to feel so much worse and my heart has a hard time coming down from it unless I lay down flat then in seconds it shoots down causing me to feel super dizzy.
My heart rate has gone back to normal. I did reach out to my doctor that also told me to monitor it. They said if it didn't come back to normal they would want to have me in for some tests. Again, it has came back up on it's own. Now around 45 regularly.
I am 10 days out from covid and actually have a lower heart rate than before covid. Resting is around 55 and when I stand up, it goes up to 90s.
150 apparently
Thank you for the video. I would like to add: by all means try as much as possible to get adequate amount of sleep at night. I cannot stress how important this is in recovery process probably the most important thing you need to concentrate on.
My heart rate goes from 60 to 110 when I stand. Is that normal?
I wouldn’t think that’s too bad. I’m in COVID respiratory failure recovery now and been out of the hospital for 5 weeks. My heart rate went from 70 to 80 resting to now it 120 to 130 and people are telling me it’s normal. Even the paramedics tell me this but I have an appointment with my heart doctor next week just in case. God be with us friend. Just sharing what I’m going through.
@@DayTrader__ I'm praying for you and that helps a lot. God will heal you. My heart rate today was normal. 60 resting and 85 standing. I felt normal. We will see what tomorrow brings. Have you tried the wim hof method?
I’m 32, I caught covid this past February. I woke up feeling very weird and light headed with a racing heart. I have an Apple Watch and it detected a heart rate of 145 then out of nowhere my body went almost cold and it dropped to 24. This was the beginning to my on going nightmare. Till this day my heart rate is elevated, even by just bending down to pick something up or just walking around my house even sometimes laying down. Highest it has gone was 186. I have been to the ER 4 times because I felt like I was going to die and very lightheaded. Each time ecg was done and it was ok along with blood work. I went to a cardiologist had a echo done along with. Monitor for 2 weeks and they said echo was good and monitor showed pvc but only 5 times within the two weeks which is normal. What’s frustrating is no answer to why my heart rate is elevated all day. It’s stressful, I no longer can live a normal life, I can’t do much because it increases and I feel not well. It has caused me anxiety and I’m just not in control anymore of my well being. I’m not sure what to do??? Is this ever going to go away
We are very sorry to hear that is what you're going through and not having all of the answers. It sounds like you need a referral to a Cardiologist who specialises in Dysautonomia to better help you connect the dots behind your symptoms. It may also be best to speak with your GP as to whether it may be appropriate to trial some POTS management strategies such as water, electrolytes, compression and pacing etc as they may be helpful for you. We can't give advice on YT, however do feel free to get in touch with the clinic to potentially engage in our Covid Recovery Initiative Online Program, or our 1:1 sessions. We hope you get the support you need.
@@covidrecoveryinitiative3459 thank you for your reply. How do I get in touch with you?
@@masterpiece4660 You can email [email protected] or to call and book an appt it's (03) 9878 5394.
How r u now is it reduced?.. How r u feeling now.. Because I also had the same.
You went to a cardiologist and with that heart rate didn’t give you beta blockers? Wtf
Talking BS and not replying to people's comments.pure useless video
Very informative video. Thanks. Is there any information on how long will this post covid symptom last?
Five weeks out from eleven days in hospital my resting heart rate is up at least 10 BPM with pain at the base of my sternum, although I'm 68 it's not the norm for me it's usually 65 BPM and now it's 75/80. I thought I had recovered as I'm active and feel fine; now I'm not so sure.!
This was a very informative video. Thx for doing it!
Reach out to who?? How bout some pointers
Thank you Nathan
I love this summary. Great stuff Nathan 👌🏻
I had covid 7 months ago now I'm experiencing severe fatigue is it possible that I will recover from this
Me too, I'm 4 months in and I'm exhausted
How are you feeling now? Any improvements?
@@bennym1326 I'm a bit better than before
@@masoudhashemi5792 good to hear mate. I was getting better, but I returned to training and had a big crash. I've stopped training and am resting more. It's very frustrating
@@bennym1326 what other symptoms do u have
😷 Thank you for proving that Nathan. A great demonstration 😷
▪️ Enjoy your fantasy reality, nitwits. 🟥
Q; Why is it so hard to shower? A; Because the shower is filled with endocrine disruptors from the chemicals in the hygiene products. Q; WHAT!!!!! endocrine disruptors disrupt the endocrine system? A; As crazy as it may sound, yes they do. It is not what you are doing that causes the flares, it is what you are breathing while you are doing it. Asking oneself, what are the more important things in life? is good advice. The most important thing is the air we breathe.