Health episode tonight that was very weird

[T. MIKE SMITH]

Serious man check that BP and don't ignore this stuff- my good friend at 67 years old and worked out - played golf and walk it a lot of times- kept his weight low, walk into the front door one day and feel over dead- Heart issue that he didn't say anything about.

 

[Fr Mulcahy]

No, I apologize. My snarky side got loose for a minute.

I don't mean to cross a line, but I think that you should have this checked out at an Urgent Care. Why?

Can Leg Pain Be a Sign of a Heart Attack?

Leg pain may be a symptom of peripheral artery disease (PAD), which can signal heart problems. Learn about its causes, and how to manage and prevent PAD.

www.healthline.com

 

[caliberbob]

Had something similar in highschool. At an all day basketball tournament. Was feeling fine and all of the sudden I just felt extremely weak and nauseated. Went outside and threw up and it was like nothing even happened. I felt great.

 

[CHenry]

I don't mean to cross a line, but I think that you should have this checked out at an Urgent Care. Why?

Can Leg Pain Be a Sign of a Heart Attack?

Leg pain may be a symptom of peripheral artery disease (PAD), which can signal heart problems. Learn about its causes, and how to manage and prevent PAD.

www.healthline.com

I didnt have leg pain, no pain anywhere, just shaky knees and hands.

 

[swampratt]

Buddy of mine that was in his 40's at the time got up to go to the bathroom and legs were rubber like yours and he passed out.
Just for a few seconds and his girlfriend was there and is a nurse.
Off to the hospital against his wishes.

They found found some blockage.

He is super fit.
Not that any of that matters.

Only time my knees go to rubber is when I am hit with extreme pain. Happened once.
And when I have a severe cold and my temp get above 106.
Shaky legs and I crawl to the bathroom.

That is one of the rare instances where I will take a pill for the fever to drop a bit.

I do not think you were sick though.

 

[HoLeChit]

I suggest getting checked for that minor heart attack like others suggested. My dad had similar symptoms when he had his first heart attack. Went to the doc, didn’t like he was being told that he had a small heart attack, and never went back. Had at least one more episode similar.

On another note, I’m gonna have to find a reason to swing back by JoJos. I used to be quite the regular, went all the time. Then the owner screwed over a few of the employees and all the good people left. Service went to crap as did the food. If it’s gotten better I may have to swing back by.

 

[HillsideDesolate]

For a blood test?

Yea, a troponin level is just an istat, results are almost instant. of course if it comes back that you had a heart attack you are gonna need a higher level of care.

 

[CHenry]

Had something similar in highschool. At an all day basketball tournament. Was feeling fine and all of the sudden I just felt extremely weak and nauseated. Went outside and threw up and it was like nothing even happened. I felt great.

Wow, ok

 

[CHenry]

Buddy of mine that was in his 40's at the time got up to go to the bathroom and legs were rubber like yours and he passed out.
Just for a few seconds and his girlfriend was there and is a nurse.
Off to the hospital against his wishes.

They found found some blockage.

He is super fit.
Not that any of that matters.

Only time my knees go to rubber is when I am hit with extreme pain. Happened once.
And when I have a severe cold and my temp get above 106.
Shaky legs and I crawl to the bathroom.

That is one of the rare instances where I will take a pill for the fever to drop a bit.

I do not think you were sick though.

I feel like I ate something bad. I wasn't nauseous before I puked though.

 

[CHenry]

I suggest getting checked for that minor heart attack like others suggested. My dad had similar symptoms when he had his first heart attack. Went to the doc, didn’t like he was being told that he had a small heart attack, and never went back. Had at least one more episode similar.

On another note, I’m gonna have to find a reason to swing back by JoJos. I used to be quite the regular, went all the time. Then the owner screwed over a few of the employees and all the good people left. Service went to crap as did the food. If it’s gotten better I may have to swing back by.

Only been 1 owner that I'm aware of, tall guy named Joey?
I think its all top notch.