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Maybe I am the problem
- Dec 2, 2023
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I hope you have found your peace Gonnerr. Am gonna miss you. Rest easy now 🕊
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Having been there myself due to my heart condition, it's not painful but to someone whose never experienced, you'd make the assumption that it does. At that bpm, you feel really light-headed and feel like breathing comes with a little difficulty than normal so coupled with the benzos, OP possibly passed out faster.175 bpm that must hurt
I suffer from SVT and when my heart rate goes above 200 it's really painful but yes I agree 175 it's just discomfort rather than painHaving been there myself due to my heart condition, it's not painful but to someone whose never experienced, you'd make the assumption that it does. At that bpm, you feel really light-headed and feel like breathing comes with a little difficulty than normal so coupled with the benzos, OP possibly passed out faster.
Superventricular tachycardia, damn then you definitely know what's this about but above 200 is venturing into Ventricular Fibrillation territory, that is where i imagine chest pain will be more prominent. I've only been as high as 170 a few times, mainly had palpitations along with my heart going as high as 140 if I don't take Beta-blockers on any given day.I suffer from SVT and when my heart rate goes above 200 it's really painful but yes I agree 175 it's just discomfort rather than pain
Thank you for letting us know. I didn't want to think he was in pain from increased heart rate. I can't get access to benzos so don't know what I'll do about that part, but glad he didn't feel it or quickly passed out.Having been there myself due to my heart condition, it's not painful but to someone whose never experienced, you'd make the assumption that it does. At that bpm, you feel really light-headed and feel like breathing comes with a little difficulty than normal so coupled with the benzos, OP possibly passed out faster.
Seeing gb threads never gets easier but I hope the Gonnerr found peace.
The hardest part about sn, before worrying about falling unconscious or the time it takes are symptoms like tachycardia because they will naturally induce panic, further exacerbated by the fact that you know you've ingested something that has all the potential to cause your death.I can't get access to benzos so don't know what I'll do about that part, but glad he didn't feel it.
Its the one thing I can't find medication for or something OTC that will be strong enough to relax the body during the process. It's normal to panic, but this is one of the best methods over hanging and others. I'm happy for him as he must've been really suffering for years.The hardest part about sn, before worrying about falling unconscious or the time it takes are symptoms like tachycardia because they will naturally induce panic, further exacerbated by the fact that you know you've ingested something that has all the potential to cause your death.
For those who managed to still ctb despite not having benzos tells me that their si was rather low or the symptoms were manageable enough until time to unconsciousness.
Propranolol could help lower that though right?The hardest part about sn, before worrying about falling unconscious or the time it takes are symptoms like tachycardia because they will naturally induce panic, further exacerbated by the fact that you know you've ingested something that has all the potential to cause your death.
For those who managed to still ctb despite not having benzos tells me that their si was rather low or the symptoms were manageable enough until time to unconsciousness.
Superventricular tachycardia, damn then you definitely know what's this about but above 200 is venturing into Ventricular Fibrillation territory, that is where i imagine chest pain will be more prominent. I've only been as high as 170 a few times, mainly had palpitations along with my heart going as high as 140 if I don't take Beta-blockers on any given day.
The hardest part about sn, before worrying about falling unconscious or the time it takes are symptoms like tachycardia because they will naturally induce panic, further exacerbated by the fact that you know you've ingested something that has all the potential to cause your death.
For those who managed to still ctb despite not having benzos tells me that their si was rather low or the symptoms were manageable enough until time to unconsciousness.
Its the one thing I can't find medication for or something OTC that will be strong enough to relax the body during the process. It's normal to panic, but this is one of the best methods over hanging and others. I'm happy for him as he must've been really suffering for years.
Propranolol could help lower that though right?