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Yendo’s history with lung problems.
In 1987 I was rushed to hospital after suffering a severe asthma attack caused after taking two
aspirin
pills. Previously, I had been taking
aspirin
for years with no adverse reactions, but I was told that allergies can begin at any time of life.
In 1987 I was rushed to hospital after suffering a severe asthma attack caused after taking two
aspirin
pills. Previously, I had been taking
aspirin
for years with no adverse reactions, but I was told that allergies can begin at any time of life.
Yendo
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 months ago
James
I'm on Entresto and 6 other tablets including Dapagliflozin, eplerenone , beta blocker,
aspirin
, and a statin.Tested for new drug to enter trial, but my BNP was too low (44). Feel very fatigued at times but try and walk or do some sort of exercise every day. Cardiologist says I have LVSD and LBBB.
I'm on Entresto and 6 other tablets including Dapagliflozin, eplerenone , beta blocker,
aspirin
, and a statin.Tested for new drug to enter trial, but my BNP was too low (44). Feel very fatigued at times but try and walk or do some sort of exercise every day. Cardiologist says I have LVSD and LBBB.
Genteel1
in
AF Association
6 months ago
Atrial Flutter: is it a long-term condition?
I took myself off it and took instead 75 mg of
aspirin
a day. Has anyone had a different treatment which avoids the need for Apixaban altogether?
I took myself off it and took instead 75 mg of
aspirin
a day. Has anyone had a different treatment which avoids the need for Apixaban altogether?
Billypoodle
in
British Heart Foundation
6 months ago
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post embryo transfer bleeding
as a side note, ive been on blood thinning injections, steroids, and
aspirin
daily as well as a prenatal. in my prenatal it says it has 35mg of vitamin k and unknowingly I have been taking that daily. have I been ruining my own chances by taking this prenatal?
as a side note, ive been on blood thinning injections, steroids, and
aspirin
daily as well as a prenatal. in my prenatal it says it has 35mg of vitamin k and unknowingly I have been taking that daily. have I been ruining my own chances by taking this prenatal?
rmsa
in
Fertility Network UK
4 months ago
stopping aspirin temporarily
My question: has anyone had to stop taking
aspirin
etc for a few days? I also take Ticagrelor but am pretty sure I’ll be taken off that as I’ve been on it for two years. I’m afraid to stop the
aspirin
so was wondering if anyone else has had this experience. Thanks!!
My question: has anyone had to stop taking
aspirin
etc for a few days? I also take Ticagrelor but am pretty sure I’ll be taken off that as I’ve been on it for two years. I’m afraid to stop the
aspirin
so was wondering if anyone else has had this experience. Thanks!!
Harefieldfan
in
British Heart Foundation
9 months ago
ET CALR
Since my platelets was 800 on October they put me on daily
Aspirin
and started law does Anagrelide 0.5 twice was doubled to 4 tablets daily and a month later 6 tablets daily , unfortunately my platelets are still rising was now it’s 940 and my hematologist decided to change my medicine to Hydroxyurea
Since my platelets was 800 on October they put me on daily
Aspirin
and started law does Anagrelide 0.5 twice was doubled to 4 tablets daily and a month later 6 tablets daily , unfortunately my platelets are still rising was now it’s 940 and my hematologist decided to change my medicine to Hydroxyurea
Neghdar73
in
MPN Voice
3 months ago
Aspirin
I take an
Aspirin
every day to prevent blood clots presumably. However my father died of a brain haemorrhage . So I don’t quite know if there is any preventative medicine for his condition.
I take an
Aspirin
every day to prevent blood clots presumably. However my father died of a brain haemorrhage . So I don’t quite know if there is any preventative medicine for his condition.
Pollypuss
in
British Heart Foundation
10 months ago
more about stopping aspirin temporarily
He also said he was not keen on me stopping
aspirin
as he didn’t want my stents to clog up. I pointed out that the advice on this forum was that it took 7 days for
aspirin
to leave the system and I’m only asking for two days.
He also said he was not keen on me stopping
aspirin
as he didn’t want my stents to clog up. I pointed out that the advice on this forum was that it took 7 days for
aspirin
to leave the system and I’m only asking for two days.
Harefieldfan
in
British Heart Foundation
8 months ago
GP cancelled my free prescriptions as doesn't classify ET as a blood cancer, and even if it was, I'm not recieving ongoing treatment!?
In my mind the fact that I'm taking
aspirin
daily and seeing a Haematologists 4 times a year, and providing ongoing blood tests is treatment. He has invited me to challenge his decision, thus this post.
In my mind the fact that I'm taking
aspirin
daily and seeing a Haematologists 4 times a year, and providing ongoing blood tests is treatment. He has invited me to challenge his decision, thus this post.
anewpath
in
MPN Voice
6 months ago
Peg and rash
Treated with 500mg HU and
aspirin
until experiencing Amouris fugax (TIA). So then clopidogrel. Fatigue has always been my worst symptom. I changed to peg interferon in Oct 23 dose 45mg every fortnight.
Treated with 500mg HU and
aspirin
until experiencing Amouris fugax (TIA). So then clopidogrel. Fatigue has always been my worst symptom. I changed to peg interferon in Oct 23 dose 45mg every fortnight.
gbeam
in
MPN Voice
3 months ago
Nstemi
Sometimes 60/40 then 90/60 I am on the proticol meds dosing
aspirin
, bisopropol clopidigrel lansoprazol isosorbride in morning and Evening rampril and rosuvastatin. I get really stressed about slightest thing sometimes leg swells and right arm.
Sometimes 60/40 then 90/60 I am on the proticol meds dosing
aspirin
, bisopropol clopidigrel lansoprazol isosorbride in morning and Evening rampril and rosuvastatin. I get really stressed about slightest thing sometimes leg swells and right arm.
CatLady246
in
British Heart Foundation
2 months ago
new on Flecainide
So for the first six years I was on low dose diltiazem and one standard
aspirin
. for the last four years I was put on Multaq and Eliquis. Multaq kept me in NSR for about a year and then progressively became ineffective.
So for the first six years I was on low dose diltiazem and one standard
aspirin
. for the last four years I was put on Multaq and Eliquis. Multaq kept me in NSR for about a year and then progressively became ineffective.
execz1
in
AF Association
5 months ago
Sugar and alcohol…?
We are overseas and I am only on
aspirin
. when we return the haematologist will begin me on Pegasus. I asked a friend who is a doc here if he would give me a pathology script to see how my bloods were going. The numbers had returned to the # when I was first diagnosed.
We are overseas and I am only on
aspirin
. when we return the haematologist will begin me on Pegasus. I asked a friend who is a doc here if he would give me a pathology script to see how my bloods were going. The numbers had returned to the # when I was first diagnosed.
Pachena
in
MPN Voice
2 months ago
Sugar and alcohol…?
We are overseas and I am only on
aspirin
. when we return the haematologist will begin me on Pegasus. I asked a friend who is a doc here if he would give me a pathology script to see how my bloods were going. The numbers had returned to the # when I was first diagnosed.
We are overseas and I am only on
aspirin
. when we return the haematologist will begin me on Pegasus. I asked a friend who is a doc here if he would give me a pathology script to see how my bloods were going. The numbers had returned to the # when I was first diagnosed.
Pachena
in
MPN Voice
2 months ago
Sugar and alcohol…?
We are overseas and I am only on
aspirin
. when we return the haematologist will begin me on Pegasus. I asked a friend who is a doc here if he would give me a pathology script to see how my bloods were going. The numbers had returned to the # when I was first diagnosed.
We are overseas and I am only on
aspirin
. when we return the haematologist will begin me on Pegasus. I asked a friend who is a doc here if he would give me a pathology script to see how my bloods were going. The numbers had returned to the # when I was first diagnosed.
Pachena
in
MPN Voice
2 months ago
Rimegepant and Sumatriptan injections together?
I have a monthly Galcenezumab preventative injection and treat them acutely with a sumatriptan injection and soluable
aspirin
which I was recommended to take in a sugary fizzy drink (I use Lucozade). The effectiveness of this has diminished in that it sometimes works and sometimes doesn’t.
I have a monthly Galcenezumab preventative injection and treat them acutely with a sumatriptan injection and soluable
aspirin
which I was recommended to take in a sugary fizzy drink (I use Lucozade). The effectiveness of this has diminished in that it sometimes works and sometimes doesn’t.
SkippyPlatt
in
National Migraine Centre
2 months ago
MBC, blood clots and blood thinners
Can’t take any
aspirin
on eliquis either. Talked to my oncologist and he said I can’t stop taking the eliquis. He gave me celebrex which did no good.
Can’t take any
aspirin
on eliquis either. Talked to my oncologist and he said I can’t stop taking the eliquis. He gave me celebrex which did no good.
Sharon0122
in
SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
10 days ago
Baby aspirin
I’m currently 10 weeks pregnant via IVF and after my first blood test via midwife, I’ve had a call from my Drs and been asked to take 75mg x2
aspirin
from week 12 as the midwife has requested it? Does anyone know why this would be? Or anyone took similar?
I’m currently 10 weeks pregnant via IVF and after my first blood test via midwife, I’ve had a call from my Drs and been asked to take 75mg x2
aspirin
from week 12 as the midwife has requested it? Does anyone know why this would be? Or anyone took similar?
Kt8e21
in
Pregnancy and Parenting Support
10 months ago
Possible Leukoplakia
The patch is about the size of an
aspirin
tablet it’s completely flat there’s no red dots or anything. The dentist mentioned that being immune compromised may be a factor.
The patch is about the size of an
aspirin
tablet it’s completely flat there’s no red dots or anything. The dentist mentioned that being immune compromised may be a factor.
Investigator1
in
Vasculitis UK
13 days ago
changing medication
I have PV diagnosed 8 years ago and all good with venesection and
aspirin
only. Until my platelets and white cells started rising. I’ve been on interferon 95mcg for a year but with horrid side effects, however kept my blood in line.
I have PV diagnosed 8 years ago and all good with venesection and
aspirin
only. Until my platelets and white cells started rising. I’ve been on interferon 95mcg for a year but with horrid side effects, however kept my blood in line.
Sanga
in
MPN Voice
5 months ago
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