I have sinus tach, of an unspecified (but heavily investigated by top cardiologists in South Texas) variety. It only effects me, day to day, when I try and jog a mile, or do a lot of heavy drinking/recreational drug use (hence the reason I haven't done either since high school, 6 years ago).
I'm curious how closely most units will look at this? I'm still very physically capable, I work in a warehouse and lift a tremendous amount of weight, from day to day (and I mean tremendous, on average I'll move, by hand, of two tons of material a day, 55-75lbs at a time).
Having said that, I don't have much problems with adrenaline. As anyone familiar with sinus tach will tell you, adrenaline is your worst enemy, but the times I've assisted in saving someones life (burning car wrecks, grand mal siesures, gun shots, et cetera - I used to live in a, shall we say, interesting area), it was never a problem. I just don't want to invest the time/money into a futile pursuit.
2007-02-15
18:09:03
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