Hey my Bro,
So happy that your back home! I was shocked when I read what had happened after I got home from work today! I am an RN at Cedars-Sinai in Cardiology. Our hospital does the most heart transplants IN THE WORLD, and I work with the veteran Cardiologists that run the entire hospital's Cardiology programs. If you want to get treatment from the best of the best, just say the word! It sounds like you may have myocarditis/pericarditis from what you described. I hope you make a speedy recovery. They should have ordered troponins and hsCRP while you were in the hospital. If you have persistent symptoms, they will most-likely want you to take colchicine 0.6 mg BID or QD as needed, and at least should have ordered an echocardiogram or cardiac MRI. This is something that will subside, but it is going to take a pretty big toll on you energy-wise. Please let me know if you need anything at all man and I would be happy to help! <3<3<3
THIS IS AWESOME that is the type of reply I was waiting for. Somebody in the field that can give his/her opinion. Thank you for the great news! Of course HE WILL RECOVER. This IS NOT a heart problem, is something causing symptoms in that area but our @DLD is strong, young and healthy. In some time he will be fully recovered.