#heart issues

[cross-my-heart-o2]

”rate your pain 1-10”

this must be a trick or perhaps a test. i must respond accordingly, to prove that i am aware of my body and have taken great thought into what i need but not too much. i must be concise, and thorough. i am being asked for a number answer so i will give-

“u-uh. do you mean like…like every day or. in a specific area? i. am i walking or using a mobility aid? if it’s in the spring it will be worse…..well actually in every month it will be- it really doesn’t matter um. a lot. but it could- well, i mean, ….. sorry, what was the question again?”

goddamnit.

[microbiologistmusings]

Robby has a CHD history — a congenital heart disease history.

After thirty years of knowing and loving (read: pining after) each other, you’d think Robby would have mentioned it before Jack is trying to get some long-awaited ass.

Alas, he did not.

his heart

[linked-to-sleep]

Legend turns into a bunny, would he have heart problems? I mean it would make the most sense.

Bunnies have heart problems (elevated heart rate, prone to heart attacks, palpitations, etc.)

Heart problems??

Yes

No

Yes, but he hides it

No, but he's scared he does

Erm, that wouldn't affect him cuz he wasn't born a bunny

Idk, but that'd be funny

Voting ended onMay 18, 2025

[willowreader]

COVID-19 may increase heart attack and stroke risk for years

Even if they never became severely ill, people who had COVID-19 in 2020 may face double the risk of heart attack, stroke or death up to thre

This article reports that people who got Covid in 2020 have a higher risk of heart attqcks and stroke. It only includes that first year but it is a snapshot of the damage it can cause. The following quote about blood types was interesting.

"The continued increased risk was especially pronounced in people with non-O blood types, representing what the study's authors say is one of the first examples of an interaction between genes and a pathogen that increases heart attack and stroke risk in people."

[bobbysox]

hey guys. something is happening to me 😁

[lobotomymutt]

meds that are supposed to lower my heart rate vs monster energy. I'm Harley, welcome to Jackass

(if I die this is why LMAO)

[digitaldolliexoxo]

had a heart issue episode today and fell over in the hallway in front of like 20 kids #livelaughlove!

[cardio-enby]

Hey, slightly serious post here. I need some advice from other cardiophiles.

I've been dealing with a mental health issue for months now. And it's one that takes a physical toll on my body.

Over the last few months, I've noticed some weird things about my heartbeat.

Early in the morning or after not moving for several hours, my heart tends to skip or pause in its beats. And I can feel occasional skips. Like it beats 3 times, pauses, and corrects itself. And sometimes a double beat is thrown in.

And then, lately, when my heart is under stress (exercise, sexual stimulation, etc), it races. Which is normal, obviously. But when I hold my breath (which... I've done during self pleasure as a kink thing), it skips. Hard and throws multiple PVCs and sometimes doesn't stop for several seconds even after I let my breath out. Which I don't think has ever happened before. I've done stuff like that in the past and it's always been normal.

And sometimes, my heart will beat a steady rhythm but it'll be forceful. Like I'll be laying there and my you can faintly see my chest move with each beat.

I'm genuinely concerned about it because it's never done any of this before. Before this started, I drank caffeine and never experienced it. I've vaped for a year now and never experienced it.

But... I'm terrified I'm overreacting. Because it's probably nothing and I'm just being a hypochondriac or an attention seeker. Not to mention, being a cardiophile complicates this because my heart is a very intimate and sexual thing to me. And some part of me thinks I'm just being a pervert and hoping for something that isn't there.

I don't know what to do. I'm afraid a doctor is going to dismiss me or laugh in my face...