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Dee Matthews says:

April 17, 2017 at 5:21 PM

I am repeating probably, but not knowing any "definites", is the worst. First day of spring 2017 (March 20) I had takotsubo, but I don't remember much besides very sudden and severe nausea/vomiting for several minutes before going to the ground and passing out. I was taken to the local hospital and then airlifted to a bigger hospital as they realized they did not know what to do with me. The heart doc knew immediately & they kept me in ICU for several days. I "woke up" at some point & was confused of course as I had no history of heart issues, non-smoker, not overweight, etc. I am still confused as to what I should or should do as the doc just said..."do as tolerated" ?

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