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Wellue 24 hr monitor
I've been using the wellue 24 hour monitor for about 6 months it's a very useful device as it is small and you just place it on the left below the collar bone with ECG sticky pads after the 24 hours you upload it to a program that you install on a laptop.I recently had a reading that includes short
I've been using the wellue 24 hour monitor for about 6 months it's a very useful device as it is small and you just place it on the left below the collar bone with ECG sticky pads after the 24 hours you upload it to a program that you install on a laptop.I recently had a reading that includes short
fairgo45
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
24 days ago
pace and ablate
I lost my first post so I hope Im not repeating myself. Im a 63 year old woman with persistent AFib since 2020. After 2 years medication wasnt holding me and I could barely walk to the front door. Changed GP and cardiologist. 3 failed ablations later and I know in 2 weeks he will suggest pace and
I lost my first post so I hope Im not repeating myself. Im a 63 year old woman with persistent AFib since 2020. After 2 years medication wasnt holding me and I could barely walk to the front door. Changed GP and cardiologist. 3 failed ablations later and I know in 2 weeks he will suggest pace and
swimminglove
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
24 days ago
Dealing with an AFib episode without meds.
I was diagnosed with Paroxysmal AFib by an Energency Dept Consultant who ordered certain tests to be done in the future and sent me home with Anticoagulants. I wasn’t given any advice on how to manage an AFib episode or a follow up consultation just a letter to say my test results were OK.A year later
I was diagnosed with Paroxysmal AFib by an Energency Dept Consultant who ordered certain tests to be done in the future and sent me home with Anticoagulants. I wasn’t given any advice on how to manage an AFib episode or a follow up consultation just a letter to say my test results were OK.A year later
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
25 days ago
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Heart rate smart watch
Hi,I have a 2 lead pacemaker for total heart block following AV ablation and 2yrs later since the procedure I'm in heart failure & afib and take ramipril, bisoprolol, dapagliflozin and having a few issues, which has resulted in me having to attend the pacemaker clinic 3x in last 3 weeks. I struggled
Hi,I have a 2 lead pacemaker for total heart block following AV ablation and 2yrs later since the procedure I'm in heart failure & afib and take ramipril, bisoprolol, dapagliflozin and having a few issues, which has resulted in me having to attend the pacemaker clinic 3x in last 3 weeks. I struggled
Nomis21
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
25 days ago
Worried about low heart rate now
Ok so I posted up before because was a bit anxious about my heart rate anyway. I have just started and only completed one run on last Tuesday. I felt so wiped out the days following that. I have a doctor's phone consultation on 30th which I originally booked just to get the ok to go ahead with C25K
Ok so I posted up before because was a bit anxious about my heart rate anyway. I have just started and only completed one run on last Tuesday. I felt so wiped out the days following that. I have a doctor's phone consultation on 30th which I originally booked just to get the ok to go ahead with C25K
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Couch to 5K
26 days ago
changed time of taking Clopidogrel.
Since starting to take Clopidogrel at night, alongside Atorvastatin, I noticed an increase in ectopic/irregular heartbeats. I decided I had endured the anxiety associated with the symptoms long enough so am now taking Clopidogrel in the morning and my Atorvastatin in the evening. The result is…..a much
Since starting to take Clopidogrel at night, alongside Atorvastatin, I noticed an increase in ectopic/irregular heartbeats. I decided I had endured the anxiety associated with the symptoms long enough so am now taking Clopidogrel in the morning and my Atorvastatin in the evening. The result is…..a much
Ladylovesmilktray
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Anticoagulation Support
26 days ago
Progression
My mum got diagnosed with PSP just last October,but that took 18 months .She is now in a residential home ,but I fell so guilty I couldn't keep her at home 😞 The PSP has progressed so quickly Her slight is problematic,falling alot,her speech has become very bad over the last month . Thankfully her
My mum got diagnosed with PSP just last October,but that took 18 months .She is now in a residential home ,but I fell so guilty I couldn't keep her at home 😞 The PSP has progressed so quickly Her slight is problematic,falling alot,her speech has become very bad over the last month . Thankfully her
Blitzford72
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PSP Association
26 days ago
Detecting undiagnosed AF
I'm a stroke lived-experience person since 2016 and, I've had atrial fibrillation / flutter that started years before that. Intially paroxymal, later becoming permanent. I was the subject of a paper (available on the Internet) on pulmonary toxicity (aka cryptogenic organising pnuemonia) secondary to
I'm a stroke lived-experience person since 2016 and, I've had atrial fibrillation / flutter that started years before that. Intially paroxymal, later becoming permanent. I was the subject of a paper (available on the Internet) on pulmonary toxicity (aka cryptogenic organising pnuemonia) secondary to
john-boy-92
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
26 days ago
Ablation or Not?
I'm currently waiting for an ablation and have been for over 6 months. When I first developed AF I was quite badly affected by it. I would: Get out of breath just walking a short distance Keep falling asleep Found climbing stairs and carrying 'heavy' things more difficult than they should Occasionally
I'm currently waiting for an ablation and have been for over 6 months. When I first developed AF I was quite badly affected by it. I would: Get out of breath just walking a short distance Keep falling asleep Found climbing stairs and carrying 'heavy' things more difficult than they should Occasionally
Peakoverload
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
27 days ago
PSA of <0.1 undetectable?
I am on ADT, lupron and Zytiga, at Kaiser Oakland. My latest PSA came back as <0.1. My MO sent me a message with the results: "congratulations, great news, your PSA is undetectable!" I thought undetectable was 0.01, is it more likely she misread the number or that the lab used by Kaiser only reports
I am on ADT, lupron and Zytiga, at Kaiser Oakland. My latest PSA came back as <0.1. My MO sent me a message with the results: "congratulations, great news, your PSA is undetectable!" I thought undetectable was 0.01, is it more likely she misread the number or that the lab used by Kaiser only reports
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Arrhythmia Checklist
Do you or a family member experience unexplained chest pain, a rapid or irregular pulse, breathlessness, or light-headedness, these are all symptoms that should not be ignored and could be the early warning signs of an underlying heart rhythm disorder/ For further guidance, download the Arrhythmia
Do you or a family member experience unexplained chest pain, a rapid or irregular pulse, breathlessness, or light-headedness, these are all symptoms that should not be ignored and could be the early warning signs of an underlying heart rhythm disorder/ For further guidance, download the Arrhythmia
TracyAdmin
Partner
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Sudden Cardiac Arrest & Heart Attack
28 days ago
Nebivolol 2.5mg
I started Nebivolol for my AFIB about one month ago for my heart rate! I like the drug but seem to have a lot of gas on my stomach! Has anyone else had this problem?
I started Nebivolol for my AFIB about one month ago for my heart rate! I like the drug but seem to have a lot of gas on my stomach! Has anyone else had this problem?
BaileyC57
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
28 days ago
B1 therapy side effects
Hi, I am 55 years old male diagnosed with PD about 5 years ago. Started B1 therapy couple of days ago in consultation with my Neurologist. He suggested 100 mg Thiamine oral tablets 3 times a day for 10 days and taper down after 10 days. However severe side effects like feverish, body aches, headache
Hi, I am 55 years old male diagnosed with PD about 5 years ago. Started B1 therapy couple of days ago in consultation with my Neurologist. He suggested 100 mg Thiamine oral tablets 3 times a day for 10 days and taper down after 10 days. However severe side effects like feverish, body aches, headache
ashok200
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Cure Parkinson's
6 months ago
Lipid results
Since my last post regarding elevated finger prick sample for cholesterol, I am now in receipt of my formal blood test results for lipid profile which are borderline and need to speak to Doctor. I do have a GP follow up next week to discuss these but wondered if anyone on here can interpret them and
Since my last post regarding elevated finger prick sample for cholesterol, I am now in receipt of my formal blood test results for lipid profile which are borderline and need to speak to Doctor. I do have a GP follow up next week to discuss these but wondered if anyone on here can interpret them and
Maynan17
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Thyroid UK
29 days ago
RAMADAN & LUPUS Webinar tomorrow, 19th March from 10-11am on Zoom
Hi everyone, LUPUS UK are hosting a 1-hour webinar with Professor Anisur Rahman from UCLH about Ramadan and lupus. The webinar is free to join. Professor Rahman will be giving a presentation and answering any questions you may have 😊. Join the webinar at 10am via: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81548008684
Hi everyone, LUPUS UK are hosting a 1-hour webinar with Professor Anisur Rahman from UCLH about Ramadan and lupus. The webinar is free to join. Professor Rahman will be giving a presentation and answering any questions you may have 😊. Join the webinar at 10am via: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81548008684
Chanpreet_Walia
LUPUS UK
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LUPUS UK
1 year ago
Predicting AF 30 mins before it happens
Researchers at the University of Luxembourg (LCSB) have developed an AI which is able to predict an episode of afib 30 minutes ahead of time with around 80% accuracy. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2024/04/240422120707.htm [i]Prof. Jorge Goncalves, head of the Systems Control group at
Researchers at the University of Luxembourg (LCSB) have developed an AI which is able to predict an episode of afib 30 minutes ahead of time with around 80% accuracy. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2024/04/240422120707.htm [i]Prof. Jorge Goncalves, head of the Systems Control group at
Barny12
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
29 days ago
Can i take vacation when already 5 years PSA < 0.01
Cancer of the prostate and pelvic lymph nodes found with PET 1, MRI, biopsy, PSA=100. - After 6 cycles of chemotherapy with docetaxel and ADT-ELIGARD with PET 2 and PET 3 show a rapid decrease in the size of the lymph nodes and their emission of SUV, as well as the disappearance of several of them
Cancer of the prostate and pelvic lymph nodes found with PET 1, MRI, biopsy, PSA=100. - After 6 cycles of chemotherapy with docetaxel and ADT-ELIGARD with PET 2 and PET 3 show a rapid decrease in the size of the lymph nodes and their emission of SUV, as well as the disappearance of several of them
Vasili
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Update to Feeling overwhelmed
Apologies for the long post. I was referred to the Rapid Access Chest Pain clinic by my GP as she is unsure if my chest pain and breathlessness is down to my lung conditions or if I have angina. I attended the clinic 2 weeks ago and was referred for a heart CT angiogram where they inject a contrast
Apologies for the long post. I was referred to the Rapid Access Chest Pain clinic by my GP as she is unsure if my chest pain and breathlessness is down to my lung conditions or if I have angina. I attended the clinic 2 weeks ago and was referred for a heart CT angiogram where they inject a contrast
Roxdale
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 month ago
SPECT scan horror
I had a SPECT scan after first does of Pluvicto. I had no idea how horrible a scan could be. There are things that project out to get as close to you as possible. I have had many CT scans MRIs PET scans but this is different. I do have a bit of claustrophobia but never felt this horrible before. They
I had a SPECT scan after first does of Pluvicto. I had no idea how horrible a scan could be. There are things that project out to get as close to you as possible. I have had many CT scans MRIs PET scans but this is different. I do have a bit of claustrophobia but never felt this horrible before. They
spencoid2
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
New to all this
76 years old, no heart problems as far as I knew, just had one of my better games of golf for a couple of years and started to get an ache in my chest in the evening. So phoned the Healthline (I live in NZ) and they had a 30 minute wait, so tried the ambulance service, who operate a triage service.
76 years old, no heart problems as far as I knew, just had one of my better games of golf for a couple of years and started to get an ache in my chest in the evening. So phoned the Healthline (I live in NZ) and they had a 30 minute wait, so tried the ambulance service, who operate a triage service.
ParrotY
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 month ago
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