There was a case in my husband’s family of Wolfe-Parkinson-White syndrome. I have a four year old son and I am worried that he might inherit the disease. I’m not sure what are the symptoms and when is the right time to take him for checking. I heard that syndrome is congenital. What are the most common signs for this syndrome?
When tachycardia, or fast heart rates, occurs due to the presence of an accessory bypass tract, which is basically an unregulated detour through which impulses from the upper chamber of the heart, can travel to a lower chambers, is called Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome (W.P.W). It is named after three doctors who first described it. It is hereditary condition and it can not be diagnosed until adolescence but the cause is present at birth. WPW is a congenital condition and the diagnosis is made with EKG. Many people live without symptoms but others commonly develop tachycardia. Most patients with the syndrome can lead normal lives with no restrictions on their activities.
My son was diagnosed with WPW when he was 16.(17 years ago) He was running track at the time and said he couldn't breathe, His heart was beating so fast it felt like Jello. We found a Cardiologist in Phila. who could do the ablation surgery, She had said 5 years prior they were still doing open heart surgery for this condition. The procedure took 8 hrs and he hasn't had a problem since. A Doctor in our area just wanted to put him on meds which the surgeon said would make him a zombie. I don't remember the word she used. His wife is pregnant with twins and a cardiologist is going to test them since now it is considered hereditary, Back then it wasn't
I’ve been living with Parkinson’s disease for quite some time, and for years, I struggled to find lasting relief. Medications helped temporarily, but the symptoms always seemed to return and sometimes even worsen.
Out of both hope and hesitation, I decided to try an herbal treatment program from NaturePath Herbal Clinic. I’ll be honest I was skeptical at first. But around the four-month mark, something began to change.
My tremors became less frequent. The stiffness in my body started to ease. Slowly, my balance and coordination improved. It wasn’t an overnight transformation, but it was steady and real.
For the first time in years, I feel like I have some control over my body again. I can move more freely, sleep more peacefully, and take part in everyday activities without the constant discomfort I once accepted as normal.
The difference this has made physically, emotionally, and mentally has been nothing short of uplifting.
If you’re looking into natural approaches to manage Parkinson’s, I truly encourage you to explore what NaturePath Herbal Clinic offers. It’s been a life-changing experience for me, and I’m grateful every day that I gave it a chance.
www.naturepathherbalclinic.com
info@naturepathherbalclinic.com