I was wondering why my heart skip beats right now, I do not even eat that much fruits. As far as I can remember I only had eaten some canned pineapple chunks this evening because I could not muster the urge to eat because of my nausea problem so I have to eat at least something so I decided to eat some ready-made fruits like a canned pineapple chunks straight from the store.
But this issue with my heart is quite a normal thing for me to have which usually pops-out when I have an elevation of Potassium in my body. But I never had any major problems with high elevations of potassium in the past, it is always corrected by my regular dialysis sessions so no overload of potassium gets into a serious trouble considering that I had a relatively mediocre type of dialysis in the past compared today.
I just hope that my heart would hold on and stay strong. There had been no case for me in having chest pains which would clearly tell if I am pre-disposed in actually dying if I do get those chest pains unlike other patients that later succumb in having a heart failure. So none of those heart issues I am having except from skip beats which is like your heart would quiver or its cadence is interrupted.
I am confident that I will pass through all these skip beat with my heart thing. I had been experiencing this issue many years ago and most of the time when I get hooked for my dialysis the skip beat goes away, maybe because the Potassium level goes down a bit too leading to the normalcy of the beating of my heart.
Still if there are fruits around especially when I am suffering from my Parathyroid medicine's nasty after-taste I would eat as much fruits as I can because fruits are the only thing that I could enjoy still even with a very poor appetite issue like mine. In the other hand my appetite for a regular meal is really lamentable as I could not really eat like what normal people can and it does suck because I had been missing out on that aspect of my life where I can never enjoy foods which I am only getting a break while hooked-up at my dialysis.
