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Curious Variation in Atrial Fib Incidence, Mortality Across Europe
Website: https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/944961 Below are a couple of statements from this website that are interesting. It seems there is a way to go to find out what causes AF since the present treatments may not be hitting the mark quite as accurately as was hoped. "Mortality related to
Website: https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/944961 Below are a couple of statements from this website that are interesting. It seems there is a way to go to find out what causes AF since the present treatments may not be hitting the mark quite as accurately as was hoped. "Mortality related to
EngMac
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AF Association
3 years ago
Dental treatment on Apixaban
Hi everyone, I am in the unfortunate position of needing a dental implant for a broken front tooth/crown. Not only is this extremely expensive but I am also concerned about bleeding as I am on apixaban. Has anyone had a similar experience with invasive dental treatments whilst on blood thinners?
Hi everyone, I am in the unfortunate position of needing a dental implant for a broken front tooth/crown. Not only is this extremely expensive but I am also concerned about bleeding as I am on apixaban. Has anyone had a similar experience with invasive dental treatments whilst on blood thinners?
Karendeena
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AF Association
3 years ago
ask recommendation for vitamin e and any one experience with toxiprofilene( i think wrong spelled this med)
hi everyone, good afternoon, today i just received call from the clinic director as my follow up investigation and he prescribe me the toxiprofelene or toxi something i forget the all details of the name of the drugs. but it will works same like the viagra or baby aspirin to make the blood thinner because
hi everyone, good afternoon, today i just received call from the clinic director as my follow up investigation and he prescribe me the toxiprofelene or toxi something i forget the all details of the name of the drugs. but it will works same like the viagra or baby aspirin to make the blood thinner because
qido
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Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
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Has anyone heard anything relating to covid-19 swab tests not being allowed for people on anticoagulants?
What other ways are used to asses if you have it or not?
What other ways are used to asses if you have it or not?
Geoff12345
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AF Association
3 years ago
In remission ššš
GCA ...... in remission , hooray ! Off of steroids now after 41/2 years , still having methotrexate weekly as I have Rheumatoid ,and will have to take blood thinners for ever due to Atrial Fib, but I was on such a high when my Rhumatologist told me I was in remission and likely would stay there !! However
GCA ...... in remission , hooray ! Off of steroids now after 41/2 years , still having methotrexate weekly as I have Rheumatoid ,and will have to take blood thinners for ever due to Atrial Fib, but I was on such a high when my Rhumatologist told me I was in remission and likely would stay there !! However
Islandgirl50
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Flecainide and Metoprolol Combo Have Stopped Working
I've been a member for a while, but have never posted before. I am a 62-year-old male with what had been long-standing but well-controlled atrial fibrillation/flutter (Flecainide 200mg and Metoprolol 50mg). Quite suddenly these drugs stopped working and I am now in constant Atrial Flutter. I am on a
I've been a member for a while, but have never posted before. I am a 62-year-old male with what had been long-standing but well-controlled atrial fibrillation/flutter (Flecainide 200mg and Metoprolol 50mg). Quite suddenly these drugs stopped working and I am now in constant Atrial Flutter. I am on a
Quinney
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AF Association
3 years ago
Osteoporosis, Osteopenia, Parkinson's Disease And Melatonin : The Melatonin Series Continues
Since PwP are at increased risk for Osteoporosis and Osteopenia, I am writing this post to illustrate how once again, Melatonin may be quite useful for the purpose of staving off or preventing Osteoporosis or Osteopenia. The following Meta Analysis discusses the relationship of Osteoporosis
Since PwP are at increased risk for Osteoporosis and Osteopenia, I am writing this post to illustrate how once again, Melatonin may be quite useful for the purpose of staving off or preventing Osteoporosis or Osteopenia. The following Meta Analysis discusses the relationship of Osteoporosis
chartist
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
Hydroxychlorquine associated hyperpigmentation is observed in up to 7% of Lupus patients.
A crossāsectional study showed an association between HCQālinked hyperpigmentation and therapy with antiplatelet agents and/or oral
anticoagulants
(2). It is unclear whether the incidence of cutaneous hyperpigmentation correlates with the cumulative dose and/or duration of HCQ use (1).
A crossāsectional study showed an association between HCQālinked hyperpigmentation and therapy with antiplatelet agents and/or oral
anticoagulants
(2). It is unclear whether the incidence of cutaneous hyperpigmentation correlates with the cumulative dose and/or duration of HCQ use (1).
lupus-support1
Administrator
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LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
3 years ago
MRI Area of Concern
Updated post: Hi, my husband had just recently suffered a heart attack and is on blood thinners and aspirin etc. Complaining of abdominal pain and doctor discovered that his prostate was slightly enlarged, she couldnāt feel around the back of it and referred him to Urologist. His PSA came back 0.8 and
Updated post: Hi, my husband had just recently suffered a heart attack and is on blood thinners and aspirin etc. Complaining of abdominal pain and doctor discovered that his prostate was slightly enlarged, she couldnāt feel around the back of it and referred him to Urologist. His PSA came back 0.8 and
Mearnsmum1
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Prostate Cancer Network
3 years ago
Muscle pain after stopping Ticagrelor
Itās a year since my HA and stents and my blood thinners ceased about ten days ago, since which time Iāve been suffering muscle pains. When I wake up I have a stiff and sore neck and pain in my left thigh. Iāve been very good all year about taking moderate exercise for 60 to 90 minutes every day. When
Itās a year since my HA and stents and my blood thinners ceased about ten days ago, since which time Iāve been suffering muscle pains. When I wake up I have a stiff and sore neck and pain in my left thigh. Iāve been very good all year about taking moderate exercise for 60 to 90 minutes every day. When
HenryTudor
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Vitamin K
This is in response to some who replied to "Blood Thinners" (middlejoel). Vitamin K does [u]not[/u] "cause" blood to clot. Sure, the "K" stands for "Koagulation" (German), but that is because vitamin K is essential for [i]normal[/i] clotting. It is not safe to be vitamin K deficient. K is essential
This is in response to some who replied to "Blood Thinners" (middlejoel). Vitamin K does [u]not[/u] "cause" blood to clot. Sure, the "K" stands for "Koagulation" (German), but that is because vitamin K is essential for [i]normal[/i] clotting. It is not safe to be vitamin K deficient. K is essential
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Ibrutinib after 6 years update
Hello, just like to make an update for Ibrutinib ,after 6 years taking 280mg/2 pills In the beginning some little problems for 2 month,like burning red face,and after taking only 280mg/2 pills everything works fine for me, no Problems at all for years and still could worked as builder until 2020. This
Hello, just like to make an update for Ibrutinib ,after 6 years taking 280mg/2 pills In the beginning some little problems for 2 month,like burning red face,and after taking only 280mg/2 pills everything works fine for me, no Problems at all for years and still could worked as builder until 2020. This
guyhighlander
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CLL Support
3 years ago
When it should not be anticoagulated
From the SEC's 2016 Guide to Atrial Fibrillation Management developed in collaboration with AECCT. In female or male patients with atrial fibrillation who do not have additional risk factors for stroke Anticoagulant or antiplatelet therapy is not recommended for prevention. Antiplatelet therapy is not
From the SEC's 2016 Guide to Atrial Fibrillation Management developed in collaboration with AECCT. In female or male patients with atrial fibrillation who do not have additional risk factors for stroke Anticoagulant or antiplatelet therapy is not recommended for prevention. Antiplatelet therapy is not
Pearipile-55
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AF Association
3 years ago
Blood thinners
I am taking 3 meds that could be considered blood thinners....Eliquis: Nattokiness, and Vitamin K. I also take Taurine and Arginine. My question is...can I eliminate Eliquis and keep Natto? I take the meds because I have been found to have A-fib. A few years ago, Nalakrats wrote a great article about
I am taking 3 meds that could be considered blood thinners....Eliquis: Nattokiness, and Vitamin K. I also take Taurine and Arginine. My question is...can I eliminate Eliquis and keep Natto? I take the meds because I have been found to have A-fib. A few years ago, Nalakrats wrote a great article about
middlejoel
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Looking for some advice please.....
As I was reading a post about TIA and
anticoagulants
there was mention of the member seeing an electrophysiologist and my query is this......I've never heard of anyone here in Scotland seeing one of those and I wonder how I'd go about it myself.
As I was reading a post about TIA and
anticoagulants
there was mention of the member seeing an electrophysiologist and my query is this......I've never heard of anyone here in Scotland seeing one of those and I wonder how I'd go about it myself.
nikonBlue
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AF Association
3 years ago
Afib
I have acquired Afib or Aflutter ( doctors have different readings of the echocardiogram.and I never get tachycardia and have slow resting heart rate. I am an amateur athlete who runs and does high intensity interval training. I have exercise intolerance which my docs say may be pulmonary related which
I have acquired Afib or Aflutter ( doctors have different readings of the echocardiogram.and I never get tachycardia and have slow resting heart rate. I am an amateur athlete who runs and does high intensity interval training. I have exercise intolerance which my docs say may be pulmonary related which
Superdave
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AF Association
3 years ago
Looking for advice on. Opting with AF
I have had AF problems for the last ten years Having three ablutions and two cardio versions. I am currently taking beta blockers, blood thinners , blood pressure tablets and statins Any idea how I can reduce the AF symptoms and lead a normal life
I have had AF problems for the last ten years Having three ablutions and two cardio versions. I am currently taking beta blockers, blood thinners , blood pressure tablets and statins Any idea how I can reduce the AF symptoms and lead a normal life
Mitcham
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AF Association
3 years ago
GENACOL FOR KNEE PAIN is it OK with Blood Thinners ?
My doctor says that it should be OK. The Pharmacist told me to talk to my doctor. There seems to be a lot of passing it on in medicine today !! Is any one else taking it here in the AF community. If so what were you told by your doctors? Does it work for joint pain? What has been your experience? Any
My doctor says that it should be OK. The Pharmacist told me to talk to my doctor. There seems to be a lot of passing it on in medicine today !! Is any one else taking it here in the AF community. If so what were you told by your doctors? Does it work for joint pain? What has been your experience? Any
Hidden
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AF Association
3 years ago
Apaxiban and side effects
It's re the dreaded
anticoagulants
I have been prescribed - I have got myself in a right pickle about taking them, especially having read some of the possible and scary side effects.
It's re the dreaded
anticoagulants
I have been prescribed - I have got myself in a right pickle about taking them, especially having read some of the possible and scary side effects.
Spangle14
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AF Association
3 years ago
Non-Medicated to Medicated FET
Has anyone switched from a non-medicated to a medicated FET? My third transfer (which was my first FET) was non-medicated as I have regular periods and ovulate without any problems. All went well during the non-medicated FET (other than the fact it ended in yet another chemical pregnancy!). It definitely
Has anyone switched from a non-medicated to a medicated FET? My third transfer (which was my first FET) was non-medicated as I have regular periods and ovulate without any problems. All went well during the non-medicated FET (other than the fact it ended in yet another chemical pregnancy!). It definitely
anz07
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Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
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