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Abaltion over with
Had the cryo ablation in James Cook in Middlesborough on Tuesday. Was a bit anxious but went OK. It lasted 2 hours but now I cant remember much about it other than them pacing my heart a little and the ice cream headache Discharge letter states PVI x4 and no return after 15mins - not sure what the last
Had the cryo ablation in James Cook in Middlesborough on Tuesday. Was a bit anxious but went OK. It lasted 2 hours but now I cant remember much about it other than them pacing my heart a little and the ice cream headache Discharge letter states PVI x4 and no return after 15mins - not sure what the last
ian16527
in
AF Association
1 year ago
Atrial flutter and AV node ablation
Hi I am 69 and have had a recent cardioversion after long episodes of atrial flutter with heart rate of 130bpm.Rate is now controlled by doubling my Sotalol but i am still getting some short episodes of fast heart beats lasting several seconds.Doctors at the hospital say a 4th ablation to capture the
Hi I am 69 and have had a recent cardioversion after long episodes of atrial flutter with heart rate of 130bpm.Rate is now controlled by doubling my Sotalol but i am still getting some short episodes of fast heart beats lasting several seconds.Doctors at the hospital say a 4th ablation to capture the
JeanetteH
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
Im so fed up with the constant SVTs and PACs
Hi everyone... Had successful ablation for AFib and AF in 2016. Ok until last August when all these weird arrythmias suddenly started happening. I assumed it was AFibbut it was different, getting a week to 2 weeks of almost constant palpitations 24/7. Been to A&E 3 times, they weren't bothered. Been
Hi everyone... Had successful ablation for AFib and AF in 2016. Ok until last August when all these weird arrythmias suddenly started happening. I assumed it was AFibbut it was different, getting a week to 2 weeks of almost constant palpitations 24/7. Been to A&E 3 times, they weren't bothered. Been
wendy6
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AF Association
1 year ago
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Certain Toxic Effects Higher With Newer PCa Therapies— Reviews suggests increased risks of cognitive adverse events, fatigue, falls
[/i] [i]"To our knowledge, these results are the first to suggest an association between second-generation AAs and cognitive and functional toxic effects based on data from prospective RCTs [randomized
clinical
trials
]," the authors wrote.
[/i] [i]"To our knowledge, these results are the first to suggest an association between second-generation AAs and cognitive and functional toxic effects based on data from prospective RCTs [randomized
clinical
trials
]," the authors wrote.
cujoe
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Am I being irresponsible asking this question
I'm currently 4 months into a clinical trial and have chemo 3 weeks on, 1 week off, plus the the trial drug. I've really struggled with the regime as I was unwell before I started chemo and I've been plagued with lots of other problems as well. I can have a maximum of 6 months of chemo which takes
I'm currently 4 months into a clinical trial and have chemo 3 weeks on, 1 week off, plus the the trial drug. I've really struggled with the regime as I was unwell before I started chemo and I've been plagued with lots of other problems as well. I can have a maximum of 6 months of chemo which takes
doodoolatrice
in
My Ovacome
2 years ago
Replacement for Digoxin
Hi, I have had atrial fibrillation now for 6 years. I take bisoprorol 7.5 as well as full dose of digoxin for last 6 years. New GP, who I see on Friday says there is not enough digoxin in the blood to be therapeutic sent by text message( not seen her yet) Digoxin, everywhere I look online, doctors say
Hi, I have had atrial fibrillation now for 6 years. I take bisoprorol 7.5 as well as full dose of digoxin for last 6 years. New GP, who I see on Friday says there is not enough digoxin in the blood to be therapeutic sent by text message( not seen her yet) Digoxin, everywhere I look online, doctors say
julielj
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
1 year ago
Help needed with AF medication homework please!
I have an appointment at short notice with my EP on Thursday. This is following the cardioversion that gave me NSR for a week before returning to persistent Afib with resting heart rate in the 90s. I am currently on Adoxaban, and propranolol at night. I'm hoping to have a conversation about potential
I have an appointment at short notice with my EP on Thursday. This is following the cardioversion that gave me NSR for a week before returning to persistent Afib with resting heart rate in the 90s. I am currently on Adoxaban, and propranolol at night. I'm hoping to have a conversation about potential
Rainfern
in
AF Association
1 year ago
Flecainide: Worse AFib attack ever after being prescribed at a+e admission
Hi all hope everyone is well. Wish I was. Two days ago I was diagnosed with angina in ACU and prescribed yet more medication. The angina I now have is distinct from AFib type of angina pain which I am familiar with ie: I only experience it when I'm in afib. So A fib free, in NSR i have angina pain quite
Hi all hope everyone is well. Wish I was. Two days ago I was diagnosed with angina in ACU and prescribed yet more medication. The angina I now have is distinct from AFib type of angina pain which I am familiar with ie: I only experience it when I'm in afib. So A fib free, in NSR i have angina pain quite
DizzyD
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
Olaparib combined with cediranib improved radiographic progression-free survival (rPFS) in phase 2 clinical
From Renal and Urology news. Olaparib combined with cediranib improves radiographic progression-free survival (rPFS) compared with olaparib alone in men with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC), results from a recent randomized phase 2 clinical trial suggest. In an analysis of
From Renal and Urology news. Olaparib combined with cediranib improves radiographic progression-free survival (rPFS) compared with olaparib alone in men with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC), results from a recent randomized phase 2 clinical trial suggest. In an analysis of
Graham49
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Tachycardia
I had an ablation 7 weeks ago for atrial flutter. Was taking digoxin and flecanide 50 for Ist month but because it made my pulse going too slow in sinus rhythm I stopped taking meds except dabigatran . Maintained sinus with some ectopics at about 70 to 80 bpm till a couple of days ago when My heart
I had an ablation 7 weeks ago for atrial flutter. Was taking digoxin and flecanide 50 for Ist month but because it made my pulse going too slow in sinus rhythm I stopped taking meds except dabigatran . Maintained sinus with some ectopics at about 70 to 80 bpm till a couple of days ago when My heart
Cassag
in
AF Association
1 year ago
InSightec has registered a trial of intracerebral delivery of GCase (via MR-guided focused ultrasound)
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT05565443 New clinical trial registered: InSightec has registered a two-arm, open-label study to establish safety & feasibility of intracerebral delivery of GCase (via MR-guided focused ultrasound) in 14 individuals with Parkinsons (7 GBA-PD & 7 iPD)
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT05565443 New clinical trial registered: InSightec has registered a two-arm, open-label study to establish safety & feasibility of intracerebral delivery of GCase (via MR-guided focused ultrasound) in 14 individuals with Parkinsons (7 GBA-PD & 7 iPD)
Hidden
in
Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Optimizing Bone Health in Prostate Cancer
Dr Saad has been intimately involved in almost every important clinical trial in castration resistant prostate cancer over the last 20 years and presently sits on 6 steering committees of international
clinical
trials
.
Dr Saad has been intimately involved in almost every important clinical trial in castration resistant prostate cancer over the last 20 years and presently sits on 6 steering committees of international
clinical
trials
.
maley2711
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Afib attack
My mum who's 88 & asymptomatic with afib,had an attack,where she couldn stop shaking & could feel her heart jumping around,hospital increased her blood pressure medication,any one here experience a similar thing ?
My mum who's 88 & asymptomatic with afib,had an attack,where she couldn stop shaking & could feel her heart jumping around,hospital increased her blood pressure medication,any one here experience a similar thing ?
Nugger
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AF Association
1 year ago
A Flood of Emotions
It’s getting harder to stay afloat. I can’t stop my mind from racing and going to the worse case scenario. I can feel another shut down coming on. And I don’t think I can make it through that again. It’s been almost 3 years since I’ve felt like this. I have to tell myself to breathe. The sleepless nights
It’s getting harder to stay afloat. I can’t stop my mind from racing and going to the worse case scenario. I can feel another shut down coming on. And I don’t think I can make it through that again. It’s been almost 3 years since I’ve felt like this. I have to tell myself to breathe. The sleepless nights
Sloth23
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Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
Returning to ‘normal’…
Hello, I am recovering from PP following the birth of my daughter last May. I have been surfing the highs and lows and came off medication late January. Soon I will be discharged to my GP and plan to return to work in May. Although everything has followed as smooth a path as possible I am struggling
Hello, I am recovering from PP following the birth of my daughter last May. I have been surfing the highs and lows and came off medication late January. Soon I will be discharged to my GP and plan to return to work in May. Although everything has followed as smooth a path as possible I am struggling
Olanzapinelenny
in
Action on Postpartum Psychosis
1 year ago
Everything you need to know about clinical trials
[/i] In the US, there is a federal requirement that pharma companies post the results of
clinical
trials
(that have been completed) online.
[/i] In the US, there is a federal requirement that pharma companies post the results of
clinical
trials
(that have been completed) online.
SaskiaHU
HealthUnlocked
in
HealthUnlocked Blog
2 years ago
Off topic!
Hi guys, I am sat here as going to work in half a hour and it's all got too much for me! Jim's cancer, work, lack of support! Just rang Samaritan and not answering, Macmillan closed. So as I just want to talk I thought of you all. It all seems rather overwhelmeding with this support and fitting work
Hi guys, I am sat here as going to work in half a hour and it's all got too much for me! Jim's cancer, work, lack of support! Just rang Samaritan and not answering, Macmillan closed. So as I just want to talk I thought of you all. It all seems rather overwhelmeding with this support and fitting work
Carolsos
in
NRAS
1 year ago
The Latest in Efforts to Develop a Vaccine against Parkinson’s
trials
going on RIGHT NOW!
trials
going on RIGHT NOW!
PDWarrior1900
in
Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Clinical trial for new stem cell-based treatment for Parkinson’s disease given go ahead
The Swedish Medical Products Agency has granted approval for the trial to proceed; ethical approval has already been obtained from the Swedish Ethics Review Authority. The team, led from Lund University in Sweden, is poised to begin recruitment. STEM-PD uses human embryonic stem cells, a type of cell
The Swedish Medical Products Agency has granted approval for the trial to proceed; ethical approval has already been obtained from the Swedish Ethics Review Authority. The team, led from Lund University in Sweden, is poised to begin recruitment. STEM-PD uses human embryonic stem cells, a type of cell
Farooqji
in
Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
A List for Newly Diagnosed that My Wife did in 2022 please add to list if anything is missed or wrong or needs updating. TIA
Trials
: Home - ClinicalTrials.gov - Tests: *Germline testing: BRCA 1/2 *Genome sequence testing: Both test to look For mutations and variants, in Tier 1 most useful, In Tier 2 somewhat useful in Tier 3 less useful Some prostate cancer changes/morphs (morphology).
Trials
: Home - ClinicalTrials.gov - Tests: *Germline testing: BRCA 1/2 *Genome sequence testing: Both test to look For mutations and variants, in Tier 1 most useful, In Tier 2 somewhat useful in Tier 3 less useful Some prostate cancer changes/morphs (morphology).
Shorehousejam
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
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