Lexiscan for Diagnosis and Investigation User Reviews (Page 2)
Reviews for Lexiscan
- Nig...
- Taken for less than 1 month
- February 28, 2025
"Nothing to stress about! I am anxious by nature, so I was super scared to have the stress test done. They first ask questions about what you have recently drunk and eaten and then inserted an IV. They placed a bunch of sticky pads on the chest area and then go to the testing area. As long as you are not claustrophobic, you should be fine. They attach a bunch of wires and reverse you into a cyclical chamber where scans are done. They take scans of the heart before stress. They then inject you with the scanning fluid, I felt a little blushing and my calves felt a little tight, but that was it. For me, the worst part was having to keep both arms above your head. My right arm got sore. The test was over before long, and afterwards I felt great. Do not stress over this test!"
- Anonymous
- December 2, 2010
"I had a stress test done. The medicine does what it says it does. The only side effect I had was a headache."
- YNH...
- Taken for less than 1 month
- May 18, 2017
"This drug is still causing moderate to severe joint and muscle pain in my legs ten hours after receiving it."
- Jes...
- April 29, 2025
"Full body heaviness, dizziness, slight headache, and unbelievable rush of nausea."
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"I was very stressed over getting this test done. I had the Lexi/chemical (don't know the name), no treadmill. It was easier than I thought. The only problem I had, which could have been because I'm claustrophobic, is feeling dizzy after the machine took the pictures. When they injected the stuff that was supposed to raise my heart rate, I barely felt anything, actually talked to nurses while it was going in. I only felt a little heaviness in my chest that went away in seconds. If you are nervous like I was, don't be. At least my experience was mild. Slight headache and a little heaviness in my chest. Then I ate something and had some coffee. I took more pictures after, then I went home. Pretty easy honestly. Only took about 2-2 1/2 hours."