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Nausea and feeling dizzy 3 weeks after second stent fitted
Had a stress test and a second stent fitted the first week in November and like the first one after my heart attack last July I am suffering from nausea weeks later which if it plays out the same way as the first time will last a week, but this time i am also getting spells of feeling dizzy similar
Had a stress test and a second stent fitted the first week in November and like the first one after my heart attack last July I am suffering from nausea weeks later which if it plays out the same way as the first time will last a week, but this time i am also getting spells of feeling dizzy similar
busybee64
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
UNCLOG for eyes
hi folks. There is an incredible soul that developed UNCLOG mask with infrared to bathe the eyes Her name is Fifi She was incredibly helpful - referring Blepharitis , dry eye and anything else as an eye nurse who consulted with ophthalmologists for over three decades. company is http://www.unclogmask.com
hi folks. There is an incredible soul that developed UNCLOG mask with infrared to bathe the eyes Her name is Fifi She was incredibly helpful - referring Blepharitis , dry eye and anything else as an eye nurse who consulted with ophthalmologists for over three decades. company is http://www.unclogmask.com
2bear
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PBC Foundation
1 year ago
Risk of stroke after stent
Following HA in 2020, due to blocked RCA, Cardio interventionists tried to insert stent in 2020 but this procedure was unsuccessful. However, two cardio interventionists (at the same time) are going to try again early next year. The procedural risk includes 1:100 chance of a stroke. Generally, my condition
Following HA in 2020, due to blocked RCA, Cardio interventionists tried to insert stent in 2020 but this procedure was unsuccessful. However, two cardio interventionists (at the same time) are going to try again early next year. The procedural risk includes 1:100 chance of a stroke. Generally, my condition
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
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Help from those taking Methadone
I need a shoulder replacement and is scheduled soon. I have been taking methadone to control my RLS. When I told my surgeon that I was taking methadone, he told me that he could not manage my pain. He said that anything that he gave me wouldn’t control my pain. He suggested to ask my neurologist or go
I need a shoulder replacement and is scheduled soon. I have been taking methadone to control my RLS. When I told my surgeon that I was taking methadone, he told me that he could not manage my pain. He said that anything that he gave me wouldn’t control my pain. He suggested to ask my neurologist or go
Merny5
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Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
HRT and RLS
Hello everyone, Just wanted some advice please. I have been able to reduce my dosage of Ropinirole to 1.5mg with the unexpected help of HRT. I would like to reduce further and although I need to up the HRT dose, which may help. I am considering trying Magnesium. Any advice would as always be gratefully
Hello everyone, Just wanted some advice please. I have been able to reduce my dosage of Ropinirole to 1.5mg with the unexpected help of HRT. I would like to reduce further and although I need to up the HRT dose, which may help. I am considering trying Magnesium. Any advice would as always be gratefully
21years
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Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
RSL and clonazepam
For me the ONLY thing that has worked is Clonazepam 2mg at night. Sometimes I have to take a second one during the night if the RLS is back. This has worked for me for years but I certainly worry about the addictive nature of benzodiazepines. But I’m not giving it up. I’m 73 now and I will take it for
For me the ONLY thing that has worked is Clonazepam 2mg at night. Sometimes I have to take a second one during the night if the RLS is back. This has worked for me for years but I certainly worry about the addictive nature of benzodiazepines. But I’m not giving it up. I’m 73 now and I will take it for
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Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
Can a stent reblock?
Hi everyone in September 2020 I had one stent fitted in my main LAD artery which was 75% blocked. Ive been on Ticagrelor, Aspirin and Atorvastatin ever since. I feel great, exercising, eating as healthily as I can (albeit not as strict as I was in the beginning). My question is Ive started to worry
Hi everyone in September 2020 I had one stent fitted in my main LAD artery which was 75% blocked. Ive been on Ticagrelor, Aspirin and Atorvastatin ever since. I feel great, exercising, eating as healthily as I can (albeit not as strict as I was in the beginning). My question is Ive started to worry
Lizbeth61
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
unstable angina
hello all, I have been doing great for ages since my heart attack and stent fitting in Oct 2020. There is some damage to me heart but i was told in May after a scan that it is nearly back to mormal. However I recently attended a&e due to a little intemittent increased chest pain and breathlessness.
hello all, I have been doing great for ages since my heart attack and stent fitting in Oct 2020. There is some damage to me heart but i was told in May after a scan that it is nearly back to mormal. However I recently attended a&e due to a little intemittent increased chest pain and breathlessness.
Gigi1958
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Lining update!
Just a quick update for those of you with lining issues 😆. I've managed to get to 6.6 today on my first scan which is a record for me on the first scan! Just waiting to see whether we will go ahead with an FET or they want to see me again in a few days. I've been taking 4x progynova, 1 x patch every
Just a quick update for those of you with lining issues 😆. I've managed to get to 6.6 today on my first scan which is a record for me on the first scan! Just waiting to see whether we will go ahead with an FET or they want to see me again in a few days. I've been taking 4x progynova, 1 x patch every
Pebbles345
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Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
CABG and beyond
Hi all. I had a triple bypass 9 months ago and went very well. The last week or so though i've been getting a bit out of breath walking sometimes ( i walk fast). Nothing major and nothing like before my bypass, but it's got me worrying i have some blockage after 9 months, with good diet and exercise.
Hi all. I had a triple bypass 9 months ago and went very well. The last week or so though i've been getting a bit out of breath walking sometimes ( i walk fast). Nothing major and nothing like before my bypass, but it's got me worrying i have some blockage after 9 months, with good diet and exercise.
archiebun
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
PAD after Pmr
Hi, I just wanted to share what's going on as I've been so worried and upset. I know I've no right to be, I'm fine compared with many of you, but...So I've nearly come to the end of my Pmr...although I don't like saying it in case I jinx it and it flares! I'm on .0.5 pred, and feel fine apart from being
Hi, I just wanted to share what's going on as I've been so worried and upset. I know I've no right to be, I'm fine compared with many of you, but...So I've nearly come to the end of my Pmr...although I don't like saying it in case I jinx it and it flares! I'm on .0.5 pred, and feel fine apart from being
Blossom20
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Baseline troponin level after cabg
Dear All Just wanted to ask if anyone knows what is the baseline troponin level for someone who has done cabg say almost a year ago? I know that normally it should be less than 14. But I was told by a doctor that a cabg patient will have a normal higher elevated level? With thanks Shaivi
Dear All Just wanted to ask if anyone knows what is the baseline troponin level for someone who has done cabg say almost a year ago? I know that normally it should be less than 14. But I was told by a doctor that a cabg patient will have a normal higher elevated level? With thanks Shaivi
SRDS
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Antidepressant recommendations
Well, my anxiety and depression just keep getting worse. Nearly unbearable now.What types of antidepressants have any of you had experience/success with during the transition off of the DAs? I have not been able to conclusively blame my symptoms on either the lack of dopamine or the soboxone. For those
Well, my anxiety and depression just keep getting worse. Nearly unbearable now.What types of antidepressants have any of you had experience/success with during the transition off of the DAs? I have not been able to conclusively blame my symptoms on either the lack of dopamine or the soboxone. For those
climber54
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Feeling Positive, just in time for Christmas
Soooo……August at an M6 rest area I blackout, 2 x trauma nurses find me (they were going on holiday) as well as another nurse, 6 hits with the defibrillator , anyway massive heart attack, wake up in ambulance, quick check at hospital straight down for stent. 5 days later fractured ribs and stent discharged
Soooo……August at an M6 rest area I blackout, 2 x trauma nurses find me (they were going on holiday) as well as another nurse, 6 hits with the defibrillator , anyway massive heart attack, wake up in ambulance, quick check at hospital straight down for stent. 5 days later fractured ribs and stent discharged
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
By Pass and LAD blockage
Good Morning everyone My husband had his appt with the cardiologist to discuss the findings from the Angiogram He is referring him to the Liverpool heart and chest company for consideration of a bypass. Stenting he says, is not possible ( the blockage is before and after the existing stent and another
Good Morning everyone My husband had his appt with the cardiologist to discuss the findings from the Angiogram He is referring him to the Liverpool heart and chest company for consideration of a bypass. Stenting he says, is not possible ( the blockage is before and after the existing stent and another
Kewen
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Ashwaganda?
I just saw someone posting on another site that Ashwaganda has really helped their RLS. Does anyone have any thoughts on this please? I currently take Tramadol but only when desperate as I don't really want to be dependent on any drug if I can avoid it. However I have had to appreciate that I am taking
I just saw someone posting on another site that Ashwaganda has really helped their RLS. Does anyone have any thoughts on this please? I currently take Tramadol but only when desperate as I don't really want to be dependent on any drug if I can avoid it. However I have had to appreciate that I am taking
Seaview20
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Father not waking up after septic shock
My beloved Dad (72) survived a severe septic shock. They called us 3 Weeks ago after a routine bile surgery and told us that he is now in the ICU. They told us he had internal bleeding and they needed to perform surgery on him. We were shocked and prayed that night that everything would go well. He survived
My beloved Dad (72) survived a severe septic shock. They called us 3 Weeks ago after a routine bile surgery and told us that he is now in the ICU. They told us he had internal bleeding and they needed to perform surgery on him. We were shocked and prayed that night that everything would go well. He survived
Bshyhsh
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ICUsteps
1 year ago
Do you want you doctor to prescribe an opioid instead of DA ?John Hopkins statistics on both.
This may help you when requesting an opioid verses the doctor wishing to prescribe DA https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/neurology_neurosurgery/centers_clinics/restless-legs-syndrome/what-is-rls/treatment.html I am typing this information direct from John hopkins treatment article. An estimated 85%
This may help you when requesting an opioid verses the doctor wishing to prescribe DA https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/neurology_neurosurgery/centers_clinics/restless-legs-syndrome/what-is-rls/treatment.html I am typing this information direct from John hopkins treatment article. An estimated 85%
Shumbah
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Herbal remedies
Hi All, has anyone had any feedback or tried various natural remedies. A friend of mine recommended Muccuna l dopa capsules and Tumeric root extract capsules to help with rls. Only started taking these for a few weeks so no real progress yet. Just want to come off the prescribed medication. Currently
Hi All, has anyone had any feedback or tried various natural remedies. A friend of mine recommended Muccuna l dopa capsules and Tumeric root extract capsules to help with rls. Only started taking these for a few weeks so no real progress yet. Just want to come off the prescribed medication. Currently
Sailingdude
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Tale of woe, sort of
I've been on ticagerol 90 and other meds (bisoprolol, aspirin, Losartan, etc) since my heart attack in May 2021, with second stent inserted via rotablation in Nov 2021. The surgeon said to continue the blood thinners for a year. I was originally treated at Luton and Dunstable hospital (L&D), and the
I've been on ticagerol 90 and other meds (bisoprolol, aspirin, Losartan, etc) since my heart attack in May 2021, with second stent inserted via rotablation in Nov 2021. The surgeon said to continue the blood thinners for a year. I was originally treated at Luton and Dunstable hospital (L&D), and the
Harefieldfan
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
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