So for the past 2 months my heart has been really weird. It started making my left side of my body (excluding legs) feel odd too.

I went to the doctor, they said it had an abnormal EKG so they sent me to a cardiologist
Cardiologist said it was fine, but I told him that the problems still persist, then he recommended a neurologist

I was happy that he said it was alright, i walked out not making another appointment.

Tonight i was hanging out with friends and was under the influence of drugs and my body felt uncontrollable for a second, my mouth opened, and i fell slightly back but was in a chair to catch me.

Why is this happening?

A little background information:
I had gotten into a car accident last year where i received a cat scan right after
Sometimes my chest feels a "dripping"
My left ear feels pressurized a lot

Any help? What should i do? Thanks.

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Fucking lol.

Maybe you are having some sort of response to a food (or food additive), or sensitive to blood pressure changes or some shit.

I would recommend lowering the salt intake, maybe taking a small magnesium supplement or something to stop all the muscle spazz, and eating healthy food.

Sounds generic... but that's what I'd do.

Avoid caffeine as well. Caffeine it the main culprit of my periodic fucked up heart. Have a huge coffee, be all intense and uppity for a few hours, then my hearts like "BLARG!"

Anal creampies also help heart conditions.

wtf help! i think im going to die sometimes

I did.

You see my friend, everyone on totse is a licensed, practicing, PhD having cardiologist.

We're all going to die some time.

Is your left arm feeling weird? It may be an oncoming heart attack.

Food? Blood pressure?

HE WAS ON DRUGS FOR CHRISTS SAKE. THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO MAKE YOU FEEL STRANGE.

You say your left ear is pressurized a lot, you feel like not being in controll of a part of your body sometimes, specially when using drugs.

Is there a feeling of numbness?
Are you suffering from (temporary) loss of ballance or do you have problems keeping your ballance?
Did you hurt/bump your head in the car crash?

This might be brain damage done by the car crash. The pressurized left ear can be an underlying artory in the brains which is damaged and is now under heavy strain, this can cause all of the symptoms you described. if the artory ruptures you can lose your hearing permanently accompanied by a permanent buzz in that ear. You should see a neurologist at once!