
What I did not say in my entry yesterday was that during the run I became short of breath again on a small rise but I got this sorted and continued on, you know the rest..
The trouble is it took me quite a while to recovery from the run and in the early afternoon I became short of breath while working in the garden ( I could not draw a deep breath).. This was not an asthma attack of that I am sure, nor were the few other instances that I experienced earlier in the week.. I became dizzy and disorientated and had to call for an ambulance. Really scary stuff. Anyway saw the doc on Monday and ran some simple tests but nothing conclusive Heart rate 51 blood pressure 120 over 76 according to the ambos. At the hospital the ECG said things were normal and the heart rate was a steady 39...
Last night was woeful and had to sleep propped up...Got about four hours sleep and even watched water skiing at about 2am this morning. Went for and easy three miles this morning and 500m into the run was sweating like a pig and short of breath again. had to stop 4 times during the run and it was a lot slower than yesterday's effort.
At 12.30 I still felt bloody ordinary and managed to get in and see my GP... He ran through number of possible scenarios and has given me a barrage of blood tests that I will get done tomorrow. One concern that he has it that it could be a virus and if this is the case then the heart is an issue.. For this reason there is to be no exertion until conclusive tests can be provide some answers....SHIT BUGGA BUM! Finally established a routine and have now been ordered not to exert myself.. Anyway Wombat followers I am building character and getting stronger.....
Looks like I can watch the sessions just can't do them... Will keep you posted.
Barrel on Wombats....
"Good things come slow - especially in distance running." Bill Dellinger
ReplyDeleteHope you get 100% soon!
I get the same dizzi problems, along with a cracking headache, and short breath when I run with a sinus infection. I don't have any rapid increase or decrease in heart rate when running. I did IMWA08 with a sinus infection, and my doctor said I could have got cardiomyopathy from running while sick. He also said if I had got it, my running, swimming and cycling days would be over. Resting is a good idea, you'll be back into it in no time. Get well soon.
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