CRY - SADs - SIDs - are RIPOFFs only 13% of the money you raise has to be used - 87% can be used on management. BUT CRY – SADs - etc. Don’t want this because without the problem they will be out of a job, The NHS Don’t want this because at present people just drop down DEAD at no cost to NHS - but if LQTs is identified a big cost to medicate them for the rest of their life’s with the added problem that this genetic heart condition will proliferate. |
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The heartbeat when recorded by a BLT or ECG displays a trace with waves. Named in 1890 -P.Q.R.S.T.
(An Extended QTc interval can sometimes be drug induced)
What is the "c" in QTc?
The c denotes that a mathematical correction has been made to account for the heart rate
BUT big problems with QTc.
The MHRA allow many (deadly) differing formulae to be used. NO single standard exists. YET!
What is LQTS or LongQT SYNDROME?
This is a genetic inherited condition that affects the heart. Commonly denoted by an extended QT/QTc interval.
How common is inherited LongQT?
The frequency of Long QT is unknown but it appears to be a common cause of sudden and
unexplained death in children and young adults. It is much more common than previously thought
What are the symptoms of LongQT?
The usual symptoms are sudden loss of consciousness (syncope) or sudden death
Many accidental drownings and unexplained car accidents have historically been LongQT
How is Long QT diagnosed?
Diagnosis is commonly only suspected first and confirmed by an ECG.
The QT/QTc interval can be modestly prolonged and even normal in individuals but if LongQT
is known in the extended family then a Stress-ECG to confirm, or a DNA test must be done.
Otherwise this constitutes negligence.
LQTS is often misdiagnosed as epilepsy and costly unhelpful medications have been prescribed for years.
What is a stress/exercise ECG test?
Exercise on a treadmill for 10 or 15 minutes keeping heart rate less than 150 bpm,
the presence of a cardiologist is mandatory.
The QT/QTc interval that may be borderline or even normal at rest canbecome distinctly abnormal during exercise.
How do you treat Long QT Syndrome?
Beta-blocker medications are the mainstay of therapy.
These medications are effective in about 90 per cent of affected people.
Are there any screening programs for Long QT Syndrome?
NO - No cost-effective method has been available.
NOW there IS with BioLecTracer
Have you been diagnosed with?
Munchausen Syndrome By Proxy and had your children taken away and know you did not harm them.
Have you been diagnosed with EPILEPSY
and maybe don't get any benefit from the medication?
Do you suffer with LongQT?
or
Do you think you may have LongQT?
If so please contact
Mr Robert Merlyn Farwell
Telephone +44(0)1384 374829
Mob 07973 653612 Or Email
merlyn@BioLecOlogy.com
With a view to having free tests
other sites that may be of use
http://www.medic8.com/heart-disorders/long-qt-syndrome.htm
http://www.qtsyndrome.ch/faq.html
http://www.longqt.org/
http://www.respiratoryreviews.com/oct00/rr_oct00_cardiacsids.html
http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=993
BioLecTracer Research Project
Munchausen Syndrome By Proxy (MSBP)
Sudden Adult Death syndrome (SADs)
Sudden Infant Death syndrome (SIDs)
EPILEPSY
LongQT Syndrome (LQTS)
If you are or have had dealings with any of the above or know others who have then please read on.
I believe LQTS is the culprit in some Munchausen Syndrome By Proxy cases.
LQTS is often misdiagnosed as epilepsy and costly unhelpful long-term medication prescribed.
Ref - http://emj.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/22/8/600
ABSTRACT
A 50 year old woman with a previous diagnosis of epilepsy presented to the emergency department with a generalised seizure. Her admission ECG showed QT prolongation secondary to bradycardia and a subsequent seizure in the department demonstrated that these events were secondary to cerebral hypoperfusion during episodes of torsades de pointes. This case illustrates how long QT syndrome can masquerade convincingly as epilepsy, delaying treatment and exposing the patient to a high risk of sudden cardiac death. Careful ECG analysis is recommended for all patients presenting with seizures.
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