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about six months ago, my 14 year old cousin died in his sleep and the doctors could not figure out what happned so they said it way a sudden arrhythmia death syndrome. Since the disease can be inhereted through DNA, i went to the emergency as soon as my heart was beating fast. The did an ECG and said everthing was normal. The also tested my cousin's younger siblings and found no signs. Now, i am having a hard time breating at night and my heart is beating VERY fast. Everytime i try to sleep, i wake up thinking that i am having a cardiac arrest. I am mostly scared because the sudden death often happens to teenagers and i am 15 year old. I am scared to death but my parents do not take me seriously and the doctors don't eitehr! what are my chances of inhereting the disease from my cousin? Honestly, if your parents and doctors don't feel there is a problem, it could be psychological. You may need to see a counselor at school or your religious leader to talk about the passing of your cousin and your own views on death. This may help you relax. An EKG and other tests really would show these things. Talk to your parents more about the situation. If it is psychological they may help you find someone to talk to. Or they could decide to get a second opinion. At your age, even without the death of a family member, I often feared death and was anxious about such topics. Cardiac arrest and panic attacks often feel the same. I am sorry for the loss of your cousin and I hope you find the peace you need, whether it be physical or psychological. It's probably just anxiety (that you're going to die in your sleep)making your heart do that. You'll be fine. If you are constantly afraid of dying, you aren't really living. We are all going to die. We can only hope that we are ready when it is our time. just try to relax The chances of you inhereting the disease from your cousin are 0%. The chances of you inhereting it from an ancestor that you have in common with your cousin is greater than 0%, but that's all anybody can say, since nobody knows the history of your family. To clarify, sudden death does not OFTEN happen to teenagers. its probably all in your head, your probably just traumatized from your cousin's death and you are thinking to hard about it, and you think it may happen to you, keep doing everything normal nothing its going to happen to you if the doctor's have already checked you and said nothings wrong then their find. they know what their doing. It sounds to me like you have a lot of anxiety about this, and that is what your doctor needs to take seriously. your parents should take you seriously in the first place if something like happened to your cousin but then again, death is death, you just gotta look it in the face and say I ain't scared of you and if I am going to die soon then I am going to have as much fun as I can possibly have. You are probably stressed and sad. You've already done tests, so do not stress yourself by thinking too much of this. Do other things to relax your mind.... everybody dies bro. but don't stress about it. just live well, love lots, and party! You must have faith in yourself.Your heart is beating fast because u are too scared that something will happen.But you must believe in yourself you wouldn't inherit it from your cousin you would inherit it from your grandparents which were parents to one of his parents and one of your parents and what you are going through is anxiety attacks most likely caused and brought on by this recent loss and the circumstances behind it go see a doctor for something for anxiety you will be fine, besides you need to come to the terms with the fact that we all die anyways, you can live with that and relax or spend the rest of your life in fear that you are going to die, that is up to you, although maybe medication from a doc might help you out a little bit hmm. i see, i agree with everyone else. its just in your head. try to relax and forget about that. life goes on xD Just think about this did you have problems like this before your cousin died? Maybe its just that after your cousin died you started noticing weird little things that you may have had before just dont think about it it's probably just anxiety! after reading your question, i laughed my a*s off that even I feel my heart beating very fast...Am I going to die? Of course not. Settle down, first of all. Stop being a hypochondriac and relax. You are doing yourself harm by worrying about something that will probably not happen to you. When you panic yourself your body produces Adrenalin which will increase your heart rate and respirations. Or in other words you are talking yourself into a panic attack. Even though your DNA is similar it is not identical because you have different parents. So stop being scared and get on with your life. I'm sorry your cousin died, but you stand a better chance of dying in a car accident with your friends in a few years. Yes you are going to die, eventually. We all do. ask your self....... You are having anxiety attacks. Obviously this whole situation has been very hard on you and you need someone to talk it out with. i would suggest starting with your councilor at school if you feel like your parents aren't listening. Just because it happened to your cousin does not mean it will happen to you. but all this worry is not good for you. Try some breathing exercises to calm yourself down before you go to sleep at night and make sure you are really tired so you mind wont wonder. And find someone to talk to. Don't stress mate. It sounds a lot like anxiety to me. I put myself in hospital with anxiety. My heart rate would be through the roof, I felt like I couldn't breath & honestly thought I was dying. My mum almost called an Ambulance at one point because I was THAT convinced I was dying. I thought my lungs were collapsing or something. first and foremost /my condolences on the loss of ur cousin / am not sure of the illness / but your parents / need to take y to a cardiologist / and get a full workup / an autopsy should have been done on yr cousin / now with modern medicine / they can test / to see if u have inherited that gene /or so i have been told /when i say a full workup / i am not talking about a ECG / i am talking echo / stress test / the works / u need to seek counseling / and i feel put on meds / then again / i am not a Dr /and yr parents should take u seriously / it is a very scary time for u /hope u get the help and support u need / good luck Yes, you will die. |
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