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Additional meds from my GP?
Hi Everyone, First to say I am pleased to have just about survived the first Mothering Sunday since my wife Sue's death. Not only the Mum of our lovely 3 kids, but she 'mothered me' too, and I miss it - (as our youngest kindly commented on my Fbook "You were her biggest challenge Dad!!). Also pleased
Hi Everyone, First to say I am pleased to have just about survived the first Mothering Sunday since my wife Sue's death. Not only the Mum of our lovely 3 kids, but she 'mothered me' too, and I miss it - (as our youngest kindly commented on my Fbook "You were her biggest challenge Dad!!). Also pleased
Hopingsail
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Guys just an update of my emotional roller coaster!! Emotions running high!!
I had a transfer done FET a couple weeks ago of 2 5day blastocyst!! My journey was going very well. 2ww was torture but as the lines got darker and darker i was hopeful i was not going to have another chemical with all the hope - After 2ww i was booked in for a scan after another 2 weeks. Lines still
I had a transfer done FET a couple weeks ago of 2 5day blastocyst!! My journey was going very well. 2ww was torture but as the lines got darker and darker i was hopeful i was not going to have another chemical with all the hope - After 2ww i was booked in for a scan after another 2 weeks. Lines still
Mar786
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Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
PALPITATIONS OR AF ?
Does ANYONE know how you can tell the difference…? I often get palps and or irregular heartbeat…whenever I can’t tolerate thyroid hormone or when adrenals are playing up etc etc. Usually rights itself again when adrenals settle and back on any reasonable dose or t4 ..for example. Just lately however
Does ANYONE know how you can tell the difference…? I often get palps and or irregular heartbeat…whenever I can’t tolerate thyroid hormone or when adrenals are playing up etc etc. Usually rights itself again when adrenals settle and back on any reasonable dose or t4 ..for example. Just lately however
Jollypolly
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
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My partner possibly has AF. He’s 58, fit, normal guy. He has had high blood pressure for the past 8 years & takes ramapril which has never really brought the BP down to a normal level. Through a medical some years ago it was discovered that he had an abnormal T wave but not signs of anything else & no
My partner possibly has AF. He’s 58, fit, normal guy. He has had high blood pressure for the past 8 years & takes ramapril which has never really brought the BP down to a normal level. Through a medical some years ago it was discovered that he had an abnormal T wave but not signs of anything else & no
Avdb
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AF Association
2 years ago
13 days post op 😁
Hi all, So I'm now 13 days post full hysterectomy and removal of endo and apart from a sore buttock I'm feeling the best I've felt in a long time 🥳 I cant believe what a difference it's made, I'm still taking the odd paracetamol and blood thinners (only 2wks left of them!) but apart from that I'm off
Hi all, So I'm now 13 days post full hysterectomy and removal of endo and apart from a sore buttock I'm feeling the best I've felt in a long time 🥳 I cant believe what a difference it's made, I'm still taking the odd paracetamol and blood thinners (only 2wks left of them!) but apart from that I'm off
Pureunicorn
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
Aspirin and Anticoagulant
Had been taking Aspirin for 18 years got taken off and put on Edoxaban due to episode of AF. Cardiologist ( due to heart disease) is adding back the aspirin along side the Edoxaban. When googled it doesn’t make very good reading. Is anyone else on similar.
Had been taking Aspirin for 18 years got taken off and put on Edoxaban due to episode of AF. Cardiologist ( due to heart disease) is adding back the aspirin along side the Edoxaban. When googled it doesn’t make very good reading. Is anyone else on similar.
Sherbett
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AF Association
2 years ago
Sticky Blood and Covid
Hi I had positive antibody tests for two out of the three causing APS and was told by a rheumatologist in Newcastle I had sticky blood. I was going to be given treatment but unfortunately I had to return to live here in South London and the rheumatologists wouldn’t support the diagnosis even though
Hi I had positive antibody tests for two out of the three causing APS and was told by a rheumatologist in Newcastle I had sticky blood. I was going to be given treatment but unfortunately I had to return to live here in South London and the rheumatologists wouldn’t support the diagnosis even though
RoseFlowerDew
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
2 years ago
Should i have been put on blood thinners?
Hi, Ct scan in Sept stated moderate amount of coronary calcification noted in LAD artery. Angiogram in November found moderate to severe calcification in LAD plus not so severe in other arteries. Finally, in January a stent was fitted in LAD but mild stroke occurred either during or shortly after resulting
Hi, Ct scan in Sept stated moderate amount of coronary calcification noted in LAD artery. Angiogram in November found moderate to severe calcification in LAD plus not so severe in other arteries. Finally, in January a stent was fitted in LAD but mild stroke occurred either during or shortly after resulting
Mrbojangles
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Hysterectomy update
Hi, so I had my hysterectomy on Monday. It went well though when they opened me up they found things were worse than expected. The cyst had grown from 6cm in December to 12cm. The surgeon showed me photos afterwards, I couldn't believe how big it was. I don't understand how I could have had something
Hi, so I had my hysterectomy on Monday. It went well though when they opened me up they found things were worse than expected. The cyst had grown from 6cm in December to 12cm. The surgeon showed me photos afterwards, I couldn't believe how big it was. I don't understand how I could have had something
Jenn2022
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
APS medication( warfarin) and plaquinel for lupus
Hi everyone, I have had APS and been on warfarin for a little over a year now . My rheumatologist wants to prescribe plaquinel for mild lupus . Does anyone else take both ? He says it helps people with APS and adding plaquinel (for mild lupus ) to an already established blood thinner regimen causes a
Hi everyone, I have had APS and been on warfarin for a little over a year now . My rheumatologist wants to prescribe plaquinel for mild lupus . Does anyone else take both ? He says it helps people with APS and adding plaquinel (for mild lupus ) to an already established blood thinner regimen causes a
KLE7
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
2 years ago
Medication
If I stop my medication will I die. Am on blood thinners, ACE inhibitors and statins.
If I stop my medication will I die. Am on blood thinners, ACE inhibitors and statins.
Batty55
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Bit of reassurance re anticoagulants (or what A&E call ‘blood thinners’)
I’m not giving any advice either way about going to A&E with a head injury but thought it might be reassuring to people who are nervous about
anticoagulants
that a bang on the head does not automatically lead to a brain bleed.
I’m not giving any advice either way about going to A&E with a head injury but thought it might be reassuring to people who are nervous about
anticoagulants
that a bang on the head does not automatically lead to a brain bleed.
Buffafly
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AF Association
2 years ago
Re earlier post on different forum.
A thorax CT in September identified coronary artery disease. An angiogram in November verified extent of above as moderate to severe calcification in the LAD vessel. You would have thought drug therapy would have commenced immediately to prevent either a stroke or heart attack but NO, it wasn’t until
A thorax CT in September identified coronary artery disease. An angiogram in November verified extent of above as moderate to severe calcification in the LAD vessel. You would have thought drug therapy would have commenced immediately to prevent either a stroke or heart attack but NO, it wasn’t until
Mrbojangles
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
My arrhythmia pattern is intermittent. It seems to build up over a few days then really busy for 10/14 days. Peace in between. Advice please
I’m due to see arrhythmia nurse soon after a successful cardio version in November. Before I see the consultant they’ve insisted I have a 24hr tape. But I’m having 3 things going on arrhythmia wise none of which are continuous. All these are intermittent I have busy rhythm weeks but also quiet weeks
I’m due to see arrhythmia nurse soon after a successful cardio version in November. Before I see the consultant they’ve insisted I have a 24hr tape. But I’m having 3 things going on arrhythmia wise none of which are continuous. All these are intermittent I have busy rhythm weeks but also quiet weeks
Ewloe
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AF Association
2 years ago
Blood thinners
Hi all For the 2nd year running my bowel test has come back as positive , I had a colonoscopy which was negative last year. Could it be the blood thinner (rivaroxin) causing blood in poo. I am also anaemic
Hi all For the 2nd year running my bowel test has come back as positive , I had a colonoscopy which was negative last year. Could it be the blood thinner (rivaroxin) causing blood in poo. I am also anaemic
MMurt
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Blood thinners
Hi I had a triple heart bypass 1 year ago, is it safe to come off my blood thinners now
Hi I had a triple heart bypass 1 year ago, is it safe to come off my blood thinners now
S200ssy
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Tattoo
Might be one for the Doc, but I was wondering if anybody has had experience of getting a tattoo whilst on blood thinners? I want a memento to appreciate the fact I'm still here. I'm on 60mg of Edoxaban daily.
Might be one for the Doc, but I was wondering if anybody has had experience of getting a tattoo whilst on blood thinners? I want a memento to appreciate the fact I'm still here. I'm on 60mg of Edoxaban daily.
MertleTurtle
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Still having AF
Hi anyone on here had treatment but still in AF? My husband is on beta blockers, blood thinners and statins. He has just had a pace maker put in. He is still breathless and having arrhythmia esp at night and atrial flutter. He has hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. We are on a long waiting list for another
Hi anyone on here had treatment but still in AF? My husband is on beta blockers, blood thinners and statins. He has just had a pace maker put in. He is still breathless and having arrhythmia esp at night and atrial flutter. He has hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. We are on a long waiting list for another
Debfro34
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AF Association
2 years ago
Carpbait
A big thank you for sending best wishes, support and information after I posted my concerns about going onto new drug Eliquis blood thinners, now have a 24 monitoring appointment with my local hospital, for this Friday, hoping this sheds some light onto why heart rate bounces all over the place. Best
A big thank you for sending best wishes, support and information after I posted my concerns about going onto new drug Eliquis blood thinners, now have a 24 monitoring appointment with my local hospital, for this Friday, hoping this sheds some light onto why heart rate bounces all over the place. Best
Carpbait
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Night sweats
My elective heart surgery went horribly wrong. First a stroke and then a junior doctor in the stroke unit wrongly deciding that I was allergic to blood thinners and putting me on a drip of Vitamin K. Not a good move after a mechanical valve transplant with blood clots a real possibility. After two months
My elective heart surgery went horribly wrong. First a stroke and then a junior doctor in the stroke unit wrongly deciding that I was allergic to blood thinners and putting me on a drip of Vitamin K. Not a good move after a mechanical valve transplant with blood clots a real possibility. After two months
Tickertalker
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
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