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After going back into NSR on sat AF came back in the night had some strange feelings so went to GP this morning he thinks I may have had a small TIA have to have a carotid Doppler grrrr

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Wodney1966

Wots one of those

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Mazza23 in reply toWodney1966

Like a small stroke

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BobDVolunteer in reply toWodney1966

Transient ischeamic attack. In other words a mini stroke.

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Mazza23 in reply toBobD

Yes but will wait and see what tests say fingers crossed

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It's definitely best to get it checked out. Are you on an anticoagulant? Wishing you well. Keep us posted.

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Mazza23 in reply toSRMGrandma

Yes iam anticoagulated have been for three yeArs will keep you posted

BobD profile image
BobDVolunteer

Are you not still on anticoagulant?

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Mazza23 in reply toBobD

Yes bob iam thank goodness

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Boombiddy

Grrrrrr Mazza.

Glad you getting tested.

X B

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pottypete1

Grrr

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Mazza23 in reply topottypete1

I'll be ok

MarkS profile image
MarkS

A carotid doppler only identifies TIAs caused by narrowing of the carotid artery, not strokes caused by AF. You need and MRI scan for that but it's probably too late now, as a TIA is transient by nature.

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Mazza23

GP said that it was to late for MRI he just wants

to make sure arteries are clear

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MarkS in reply toMazza23

OK that's fine. It's worth taking every precaution you can to prevent a recurrence of course - controlling weight, sugar levels, BP, exercise every day, etc. The best of luck and I hope you do well.

Mark

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