Matt, 20, suffers from a medical condition that causes his heart to suddenly stop. Doctors don’t have a diagnosis. Have you heard of these symptoms? https://nyti.ms/2KN95ZO pic.twitter.com/8VxrGxnoee
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Too late to guess Lupus? That was always not it on House!
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Perhaps he murdered a pawn broker. See Dostoyevsky syndrome.
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I'd venture a guess and say it's Non-Renewal-Of-EverythingSucks-itis.
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i had this same issue when i was younger. i was passing out and my heart was stopping up to 15 times a week. dr. arnold gold from columbia university hospital in nyc ultimately diagnosed me. i eventually grew out of it but was told it could come back later in life.
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Do his fainting spells seem to coincide with encounters between the patient and his spouse asking him if he has done any yard work or cleansing activities in the garage?
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Temporal lobe epilepsy that caused brain damage and caused incorrect heart signals? I have NO medical knowledge don’t trust me
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Doesn't matter if u have medical knowledge or not. What u said sounds fuckin real i believe u
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Haha well thank you
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POTS?
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He aint drinking enough water
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Syncope... Temporary loss of consciousness due to loss in BP. My aunt has this issue sometimes
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Vertigo or what we in the industry call, faking
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I'm a complete layperson who has seizures. The EEG didn't capture one of the events, though, right? The deja vu sure makes me wonder about neuro stuff. /end non-med person speculation
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I've had same condition since 1960. Stoppages less than two seconds, happens at least once a day. Open heart surgery in 1961, at 9 months, at Mayo Clinic, Rochester Minnesota. Cardiologist says not a serious concern for me personally, FYI.
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this should be interesting. Members of my extended family going back multiple generations but not affecting my direct line: males die of "sudden heart death". I'm told that they have never had a heart attack. Have no symptoms and then go to sleep and don't wake up. no damage
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One of my students had this same condition (or it sounds like it), brought on after a head injury. They would collapse in class without warning.
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