Normal Cardiac : Data (ekgs, echocardiogram, cardiac enzyme studies) suggest a negative workup for cardiac injury. Rapid heart beat (tachycardia) and decreased aerobic capacity may or may not be related to your earlier illness. In any event, it sounds like you're already being evaluated for these symptoms & that's great! dehydration, fever, or simple loss of aerobic capacity due to the flu are all possibilities.
Answered 5/9/2013
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Out of shape: Sounds like you have had a work up to rule out heart problems but probably are out of shape and need to rehab back.
Answered 5/23/2013
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Low potassium levels: It seems that your heart appears to be normal. Perhaps your symptoms are related to your low potassium (k) levels. You are taking adequate amounts of k and still have low levels. It is time that you go to a nephrologist (n) to see why you k is low. You could have a kidney problem making you lose k or you could have a low magnesium level which also is associated with a low k. See a n about your k.
Answered 7/22/2013
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