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Been told I have SVT
yesterday my heart started to race, I phoned 111 and explained to them that my heart had been racing for about an hour and I was getting tingling in my legs. I was told to go to A and E, I asked if I would be ok going in the car with my husband as last time this happened I was told to wait for an ambulance
yesterday my heart started to race, I phoned 111 and explained to them that my heart had been racing for about an hour and I was getting tingling in my legs. I was told to go to A and E, I asked if I would be ok going in the car with my husband as last time this happened I was told to wait for an ambulance
Byke
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AF Association
1 year ago
Help understanding ratios please and any thoughts on results? Surgery pharmacist freaking out about TSH
Please can one of you lovelies guide me on understanding my T4:T3 ratio? Below are test results from NHS in January and Medichecks in February 2023 and below that waffle about pharmacist at GP surgery reviewing my results/ medications who is freaked out by TSH & that I take 30mcg amitriptyline. Made
Please can one of you lovelies guide me on understanding my T4:T3 ratio? Below are test results from NHS in January and Medichecks in February 2023 and below that waffle about pharmacist at GP surgery reviewing my results/ medications who is freaked out by TSH & that I take 30mcg amitriptyline. Made
StillEverHopeful
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
"Probable Myocardial infarction of indeterminate age".
I've had afib for about a year and a half and it's reasonably well controlled, it seems, by bisoprolol and aPixaban. Consultant advised to leave it alone and will probably need a pacemaker in the future. He did an ECG on me yesterday and the words at the top of the print out were what I have shown at
I've had afib for about a year and a half and it's reasonably well controlled, it seems, by bisoprolol and aPixaban. Consultant advised to leave it alone and will probably need a pacemaker in the future. He did an ECG on me yesterday and the words at the top of the print out were what I have shown at
scout70
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AF Association
1 year ago
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New GP: here we go again: I refuse to feel frustrated
As per what I wrote a couple of days ago and the thyroid test results, she phoned me today to tell me that I am 'hyper' because the TSH is 0,01. Meantime any dummy can see that an fT4 of 13 (range 9 to 19) and fT3 of 4.7 (range 2.6 to 5.8) is in no way hyper! She admits to this being out of
As per what I wrote a couple of days ago and the thyroid test results, she phoned me today to tell me that I am 'hyper' because the TSH is 0,01. Meantime any dummy can see that an fT4 of 13 (range 9 to 19) and fT3 of 4.7 (range 2.6 to 5.8) is in no way hyper! She admits to this being out of
gabkad
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Heart trouble, 32 years old.
Hi Folks, I'm 32 years old and have been going through an incredibly difficult time the last few months. It all started in September, wakening panicked, heart racing and feeling like I was going to pass out. This kick started months of torment, which with the help of therapy, I now believe was a panic
Hi Folks, I'm 32 years old and have been going through an incredibly difficult time the last few months. It all started in September, wakening panicked, heart racing and feeling like I was going to pass out. This kick started months of torment, which with the help of therapy, I now believe was a panic
Pjh1002
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
They Do Not Believe You. Get a Kardia!
So I had a video appointment recently with an ep. Unfortunately, some of my medical records did not arrive at his office on time, so he only had partial records. He had some ekg's that showed flutter, but he couldn't find one with afib. I explained to him that I have a 40-year history of afib progressing
So I had a video appointment recently with an ep. Unfortunately, some of my medical records did not arrive at his office on time, so he only had partial records. He had some ekg's that showed flutter, but he couldn't find one with afib. I explained to him that I have a 40-year history of afib progressing
mjames1
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
PVCs, PAF and ablation
Hello everybody, I would be very grateful for advice. My problem is that after covid booster Moderna (September) I started feeling lots of ectopics (never had before). Tried deep breathing, flecainide 50 twice a day, metoprolol 25 mg but nothing helped. My cardiologist sent me to numerous tests:
Hello everybody, I would be very grateful for advice. My problem is that after covid booster Moderna (September) I started feeling lots of ectopics (never had before). Tried deep breathing, flecainide 50 twice a day, metoprolol 25 mg but nothing helped. My cardiologist sent me to numerous tests:
Kittyca
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AF Association
1 year ago
Aortic heart valve surgery replacement
At the age of 71 I have been diagnosed as having a leaky heart valve, which was a bit of a shock, as I have never smoked, don't drink a lot of alcohol, eat a sensible diet and exercise. I have has several tests, after feeling dizzy, breathless and feeling as if I was going to pass out since late 2021
At the age of 71 I have been diagnosed as having a leaky heart valve, which was a bit of a shock, as I have never smoked, don't drink a lot of alcohol, eat a sensible diet and exercise. I have has several tests, after feeling dizzy, breathless and feeling as if I was going to pass out since late 2021
Artperson
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Left axis Deviation (ECG)is this concerning?
Left axis deviation in ECG lead to further investigation EF of 40 % ( I didn't had much symptoms before) and eventually 4 stents fitted 5 months ago . completed my rehab doing daily walk 8-9km 7 days and 3 resistance training does feel good no issue quite active and eating healthy food. But recent ECG
Left axis deviation in ECG lead to further investigation EF of 40 % ( I didn't had much symptoms before) and eventually 4 stents fitted 5 months ago . completed my rehab doing daily walk 8-9km 7 days and 3 resistance training does feel good no issue quite active and eating healthy food. But recent ECG
Sodp
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Mini maze heart ablation surgery
Please can you kindly advise me my 40 yr old son as had mini maze heart ablation surgery 5 weeks ago for the last 4 days his heart is all over he had a ecg yesterday at the Dr he said it was out of sink but not in afib his blood pressure was higher so they have upped his meds but he is a little breathless
Please can you kindly advise me my 40 yr old son as had mini maze heart ablation surgery 5 weeks ago for the last 4 days his heart is all over he had a ecg yesterday at the Dr he said it was out of sink but not in afib his blood pressure was higher so they have upped his meds but he is a little breathless
P1956
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AF Association
1 year ago
Worried I might have lung cancer
Hello everyone, I have had a cough for a while. For over four months I've had a pain under my left lung. My doctor thought it was muscular. I had a blood test which showed my calcium levels were a little high so I was sent for another one and get the results in a couple of days. I had an ecg which was
Hello everyone, I have had a cough for a while. For over four months I've had a pain under my left lung. My doctor thought it was muscular. I had a blood test which showed my calcium levels were a little high so I was sent for another one and get the results in a couple of days. I had an ecg which was
Hidden
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
1 year ago
RETURNING MEMBER 'Hi'
Hi all I am a returning member to healthunlocked & would like some advice please.I have had copd since 2004/5 & managed it well. Except for the dreaded 'flare ups' & having to take the 'Rescue Pk' of steroids & anti/bi it hasn't really limited me. So, other than my daily inhaler (and rescue pk as &
Hi all I am a returning member to healthunlocked & would like some advice please.I have had copd since 2004/5 & managed it well. Except for the dreaded 'flare ups' & having to take the 'Rescue Pk' of steroids & anti/bi it hasn't really limited me. So, other than my daily inhaler (and rescue pk as &
PteW43
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 year ago
Advice Please
Hi all, hope everyone is as well as they can be with this debilitating disease. I attended a cardiology appointment today with a new consultant after my symptoms became worse over the last few months. Particularly in relation to a low HR being regularly under 50, feeling faint to the point of almost
Hi all, hope everyone is as well as they can be with this debilitating disease. I attended a cardiology appointment today with a new consultant after my symptoms became worse over the last few months. Particularly in relation to a low HR being regularly under 50, feeling faint to the point of almost
wwatson280283
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AF Association
1 year ago
MRI Cardiac Myocardial Viability
Hi, I posted last year about various problems I’ve been having and things haven’t yet improved. My angiogram was clear, my stress test was ok other than me being in bundle branch block for most of it (I felt ok). However the echocardiogram and 24 hour ECG have clearly shown various issues, some structural
Hi, I posted last year about various problems I’ve been having and things haven’t yet improved. My angiogram was clear, my stress test was ok other than me being in bundle branch block for most of it (I felt ok). However the echocardiogram and 24 hour ECG have clearly shown various issues, some structural
Wolfgirl71
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
update
last November i was diagnosed with Afib which had appeared overnight - possible covid induced?. I found this site and was so reassured by people I thought i would give an update. So on 23rd November i went to af clinic, we are automatically referred here when diagnosed. I had echocardiogram first, then
last November i was diagnosed with Afib which had appeared overnight - possible covid induced?. I found this site and was so reassured by people I thought i would give an update. So on 23rd November i went to af clinic, we are automatically referred here when diagnosed. I had echocardiogram first, then
Dudtbin
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
normal ECG?
Hi, does anyone else use Kardia Mobile to record their ECG? I’ve used it for about 6 months now and when I feel I have particularly bad chest pain and breathlessness I record my ECG. Every time it comes out as normal sinus rhythm which is great. My question is, would myocarditis and pericarditis show
Hi, does anyone else use Kardia Mobile to record their ECG? I’ve used it for about 6 months now and when I feel I have particularly bad chest pain and breathlessness I record my ECG. Every time it comes out as normal sinus rhythm which is great. My question is, would myocarditis and pericarditis show
Pinky20J
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Tantaanna needs support
My history: Afib since 2014- cardio version, (symptomatic)Flecanide pill in pocket-2015-2017. After getting three episodes in one week I had my First ablation- 2017- had two more ablations 2018-19. (Afib free ten- eleven months I better) unable to take more flecanide because of long qt on ekg 2020
My history: Afib since 2014- cardio version, (symptomatic)Flecanide pill in pocket-2015-2017. After getting three episodes in one week I had my First ablation- 2017- had two more ablations 2018-19. (Afib free ten- eleven months I better) unable to take more flecanide because of long qt on ekg 2020
Tantaanna
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AF Association
1 year ago
Which BP medication should I ask my doc for?
I been through many different BP medications. I started many years ago with Lisinopril, but got the classic cough. Moved to Amlodipine, then Candesartan, then Indapamide, back to Amlodipine, Lercanidipine and now back on Indapamide. Each worked to reduce my BP, but each had side effects I wasn't happy
I been through many different BP medications. I started many years ago with Lisinopril, but got the classic cough. Moved to Amlodipine, then Candesartan, then Indapamide, back to Amlodipine, Lercanidipine and now back on Indapamide. Each worked to reduce my BP, but each had side effects I wasn't happy
GeekFennel
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High Blood Pressure Support
1 year ago
Hypothyroidism and depression
Hi everyone and sorry this post is going to be a long post, convoluted and a bit of a downer (with a possible rant as well). This evening I've been listening to an interview between Michael Risen and the Thyroid Trust (here's the link if anyone is interested: https://youtu.be/dBmwRpsUPQM) and there's
Hi everyone and sorry this post is going to be a long post, convoluted and a bit of a downer (with a possible rant as well). This evening I've been listening to an interview between Michael Risen and the Thyroid Trust (here's the link if anyone is interested: https://youtu.be/dBmwRpsUPQM) and there's
DanW
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Chest infection…could this be caused by Endo
Hi everyone. I just wanted to give you a bit of my history before I go on to ask my question. Sorry in advance for long post . I had a BSO in March last year during which it was confirmed I have Endometriosis, this wasn’t done by an Endo specialist however (I learned so much after the op about which
Hi everyone. I just wanted to give you a bit of my history before I go on to ask my question. Sorry in advance for long post . I had a BSO in March last year during which it was confirmed I have Endometriosis, this wasn’t done by an Endo specialist however (I learned so much after the op about which
Sandygirl6697
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Endometriosis UK
1 year ago
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