Anyone Have Any Idea What I Have Posted: 12-31-03 15:03pm
I am 40 years male, consider my self in
good health, don’t have any known diseases
or illnesses, 6 months ago while eating
lunch felt as if you go in top of roller
coaster or the viking ship , how the
stomach feel like the dropping down, or
the line between the throught and the
stomach is not solid, it has gaps and
comes and goes, every minute I feel this
sensation, there is no pain or any
discomfort, its just annoying as hell,,
a friend of mine did describe the feeling
and he said he gets something close to
that, and it turn out that he has heart
problem or what they call skip beat,, I
have the same feeling as a skip beat, but
I feel it in my stomach, and not in the
heart, now I am getting this feeling every
day after I eat lunch may be for one hour
then it goes a way, I been having this
every day for the last 3 weeks,,
i went to a heart doctor and gave me
monitor to watch the heart beat, and found
nothing wrong with my heart beat while
having this feeling,,
then I start thinking may be I have some
stomach issues because I feel this in the
stomach and not in the heart,, I been
taking dr schulz’s formula fro cleansing
and digestion, I been taking 2 tablets
every day for the last 2 years, I stopped
that a week ago because I thought it
could have something to do with this,,
any idea what I am having
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