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Water retention odeama
Hi all. I had a cardio ablation seven weeks ago and at that time stopped forosamide. I found over the last couple of days as it's getting warmer I am now holding quite a lot of fluid. I still have furosemide on prescription and was advised to manage this myself. Has anybody got experience of this and
Hi all. I had a cardio ablation seven weeks ago and at that time stopped forosamide. I found over the last couple of days as it's getting warmer I am now holding quite a lot of fluid. I still have furosemide on prescription and was advised to manage this myself. Has anybody got experience of this and
SaxmanAD
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British Heart Foundation
4 days ago
CLL + nephrotic syndrome: furosemide problem
Hello, I'm here to share something with the community that may be important for those who have had nephrotic syndrome related to an infiltration of CLL in the kidneys. Normally, when there is a lot of swelling, it's common to be prescribed furosemide. In my case, I'm being treated with obinutuzumab,
Hello, I'm here to share something with the community that may be important for those who have had nephrotic syndrome related to an infiltration of CLL in the kidneys. Normally, when there is a lot of swelling, it's common to be prescribed furosemide. In my case, I'm being treated with obinutuzumab,
BMFCDRW
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CLL Support
13 days ago
Tired all of the time now.,,
I am sorry if I am repeating myself but all though I am 80 years old, up until this winter I was fully independent, I drive a car, and I could work a small allotment. I am now becoming breathless without exertion and I tend to nap anytime that I sit down. I have seen a Cardiologist this month and am
I am sorry if I am repeating myself but all though I am 80 years old, up until this winter I was fully independent, I drive a car, and I could work a small allotment. I am now becoming breathless without exertion and I tend to nap anytime that I sit down. I have seen a Cardiologist this month and am
PhyK
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
27 days ago
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Please help my grandfather
Hi all thanks for accepting me into this group, I would love to help my grandfather feel abit more comfortable.Grandad had 2 replacement hips last year has suspected cancer in lung and ureter (both will stay undiagnosed due to fraility.) He has COPD, AF, Osteoarthritis and now got systolic heart diease
Hi all thanks for accepting me into this group, I would love to help my grandfather feel abit more comfortable.Grandad had 2 replacement hips last year has suspected cancer in lung and ureter (both will stay undiagnosed due to fraility.) He has COPD, AF, Osteoarthritis and now got systolic heart diease
Danielle2419
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
27 days ago
So glad to have found this site.
Hello. I was diagnosed with AF back in early November, was hospitalized for a week. I am looking for any other shared situations like mine at the moment. My medications are currently bisoprolol 5 mgs., furosemide 40 mgs. , baby aspirin, and Xarelto 20 mgs. , . It is the blood thinner Xarelto that
Hello. I was diagnosed with AF back in early November, was hospitalized for a week. I am looking for any other shared situations like mine at the moment. My medications are currently bisoprolol 5 mgs., furosemide 40 mgs. , baby aspirin, and Xarelto 20 mgs. , . It is the blood thinner Xarelto that
gbn_
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Anticoagulation Support
1 month ago
Diuretics
I was prescribed spironolactone a potassium sparing diuretic by the Cardiologist because I was concerned about my swollen feet - I do not have cardiac failure, in fact the final paragraph of the Cardiologist's report to my GP after a full examination including echo, a few months ago, says that' from
I was prescribed spironolactone a potassium sparing diuretic by the Cardiologist because I was concerned about my swollen feet - I do not have cardiac failure, in fact the final paragraph of the Cardiologist's report to my GP after a full examination including echo, a few months ago, says that' from
pusillanimous
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 months ago
furosemide
Hi has anyone had the following side effects when taking furosemide: Light headed and dizziness. Dry mouth and sickness and diarrhoea. My husband has been prescribed furosemide as he has heart failure. He is experiencing all the above. I would be interested to know if anyone else is feeling unwell
Hi has anyone had the following side effects when taking furosemide: Light headed and dizziness. Dry mouth and sickness and diarrhoea. My husband has been prescribed furosemide as he has heart failure. He is experiencing all the above. I would be interested to know if anyone else is feeling unwell
Tutina
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British Heart Foundation
2 months ago
Furosemide
Hi. Just wondering what doses of furosemide people are on for fluid retention (from heart failure). My mum has been increased to 120 mg per day as she has fluid in her chest/lungs. Seems an awful lot! Anyone else on this much and how are the side effects? Thanks in the meantime.
Hi. Just wondering what doses of furosemide people are on for fluid retention (from heart failure). My mum has been increased to 120 mg per day as she has fluid in her chest/lungs. Seems an awful lot! Anyone else on this much and how are the side effects? Thanks in the meantime.
Qwerty12345
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British Heart Foundation
3 months ago
Meds & raised blood sugar
My 86 year old brother, who has heart failure, was found at a routine blood test to have raised blood sugar in the prediabetic range. In response to this, he received a standard letter from the practice with the website of diabetes UK to consult for info. He can't use the internet and I was concerned
My 86 year old brother, who has heart failure, was found at a routine blood test to have raised blood sugar in the prediabetic range. In response to this, he received a standard letter from the practice with the website of diabetes UK to consult for info. He can't use the internet and I was concerned
45sue
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British Heart Foundation
3 months ago
Diuretic side effect
Hello, I was taking the diuretic Spironolactone however it caused hearing loss. I explained to my doctor who changed my medication to Furosemide but results are the same. anyone aware of an alternative diuretic that does not effect hearing?
Hello, I was taking the diuretic Spironolactone however it caused hearing loss. I explained to my doctor who changed my medication to Furosemide but results are the same. anyone aware of an alternative diuretic that does not effect hearing?
RATTUS1
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British Heart Foundation
3 months ago
Heart failure (HFpEF) and CKD with EGFR drop from 52 to 38 in 8 months - help!
Hi All, Just looking for some advice as the GP is not much help. My father has had CKD for a good few fews ago stage 3A since we found out 15 years ago. However in June last year he went in for open heart valve surgery. He had complications after surgery and was put back on a ventilator for a week
Hi All, Just looking for some advice as the GP is not much help. My father has had CKD for a good few fews ago stage 3A since we found out 15 years ago. However in June last year he went in for open heart valve surgery. He had complications after surgery and was put back on a ventilator for a week
diasy
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Kidney Disease
3 months ago
PIPs ?
My partner is is permanent AF at times he is aware of his heart beating very fast. I have heard people on here talking about having a pill in pocket to take at certain times. Which medications are people using for this? He is on the waiting list for a Cardioversion. After waiting 6 months for a
My partner is is permanent AF at times he is aware of his heart beating very fast. I have heard people on here talking about having a pill in pocket to take at certain times. Which medications are people using for this? He is on the waiting list for a Cardioversion. After waiting 6 months for a
Natty_Knitter
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AF Association
3 months ago
who cares for the carer?
Hello lovely people. In July 2023 i found myself needing to go the A and E as i was breathless and my GP sent me there for a chest xray but i ended up calling a ambulance and when they took my HR is was 200 beats a min i was taken straight in to the resuscitation area at the RSCH. I had no chest pains
Hello lovely people. In July 2023 i found myself needing to go the A and E as i was breathless and my GP sent me there for a chest xray but i ended up calling a ambulance and when they took my HR is was 200 beats a min i was taken straight in to the resuscitation area at the RSCH. I had no chest pains
Sindyblue
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
Not posted for a while
since coming off Ropinirole in October 2023 a lot has happened. I saw Doctor Jose Thomas at the Spire hospital in Cardiff South Wales before Christmas and completed his standard forms relating to RLS, sleep patterns mental state and so on. He wrote to my GP suggesting i commence a course of Pregabalin
since coming off Ropinirole in October 2023 a lot has happened. I saw Doctor Jose Thomas at the Spire hospital in Cardiff South Wales before Christmas and completed his standard forms relating to RLS, sleep patterns mental state and so on. He wrote to my GP suggesting i commence a course of Pregabalin
HipHop1972
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 months ago
Heart rate monitor results - another update
We had our second private consultation today for mum. Mum had the Zio XT monitor for a week. She has permanent AF and HF and the past couple of months have been so difficult as mum hasn’t felt good pretty much every day. The consultant said mum’s average heart rate is around 80 bpm, but the monitor
We had our second private consultation today for mum. Mum had the Zio XT monitor for a week. She has permanent AF and HF and the past couple of months have been so difficult as mum hasn’t felt good pretty much every day. The consultant said mum’s average heart rate is around 80 bpm, but the monitor
Nickybhf
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AF Association
3 months ago
which diuretic with prednisolone?
I posted a while ago about diuretics - thanks for the responses. Mum was put on furosemide which worked for the odema, but within a week had diarrhoea which meant it was stopped and we ended up with a bad uti with haemorrhage due to the diarrhoea…… It may have been the furosemide causing the diarrhoea
I posted a while ago about diuretics - thanks for the responses. Mum was put on furosemide which worked for the odema, but within a week had diarrhoea which meant it was stopped and we ended up with a bad uti with haemorrhage due to the diarrhoea…… It may have been the furosemide causing the diarrhoea
RT18
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PMRGCAuk
3 months ago
Updated results
Morning all, I posted some results a while ago and followed the very wise advice I was given but as I still felt rubbish I got into my GP who was very helpful and ordered lots of tests for me. When I posted towards the end of last year I was struggling and my B12 was low, ferritin dire at 16 and some
Morning all, I posted some results a while ago and followed the very wise advice I was given but as I still felt rubbish I got into my GP who was very helpful and ordered lots of tests for me. When I posted towards the end of last year I was struggling and my B12 was low, ferritin dire at 16 and some
Peril1504
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
Updates on AF meds
Hello. Had appointment with AF specialist yesterday at Berks Cardiology. Everything went well. He explained everything in detail of my options, and basically said it's my choice to do whatever I wanted. I told him I wanted to exercise again at the gym, he said I could do whatever I wanted to do, but
Hello. Had appointment with AF specialist yesterday at Berks Cardiology. Everything went well. He explained everything in detail of my options, and basically said it's my choice to do whatever I wanted. I told him I wanted to exercise again at the gym, he said I could do whatever I wanted to do, but
gbn_
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 months ago
Ibandronic Acid
With aggravated osteoporosis my partner has been offered the choice of monthly doses of Bonviva or a six monthly injection. Which would be most effective to mitigate the osteoporosis while remaining compatible with an AF/pacemaker regime that includes Amias, Sotalol, Furosemide, and Apixaban?.
With aggravated osteoporosis my partner has been offered the choice of monthly doses of Bonviva or a six monthly injection. Which would be most effective to mitigate the osteoporosis while remaining compatible with an AF/pacemaker regime that includes Amias, Sotalol, Furosemide, and Apixaban?.
rathlee
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AF Association
4 months ago
Had appointment with cardiologist- update
We had appointment today with cardiologist which we booked privately. In my previous post I said I’d update on how it went. The cardiologist has decided that he will put a heart rate monitor on mum for a week, and see what’s going on. I explained the current anxiety symptoms were so frequent now, like
We had appointment today with cardiologist which we booked privately. In my previous post I said I’d update on how it went. The cardiologist has decided that he will put a heart rate monitor on mum for a week, and see what’s going on. I explained the current anxiety symptoms were so frequent now, like
Nickybhf
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AF Association
4 months ago
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