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1 month out from RF ablation for asymptomatic afib
Hi. I was diagnosed with afib in late 2019 at age 66 and put on an anti-coag and sotalol. I was in and out of afib quite regularly but rarely symptomatic. Three cardioversions failed to restore normal sinus rhythm (NSR) for any real length of time, so ablations were suggested (I live in the US.) Since
Hi. I was diagnosed with afib in late 2019 at age 66 and put on an anti-coag and sotalol. I was in and out of afib quite regularly but rarely symptomatic. Three cardioversions failed to restore normal sinus rhythm (NSR) for any real length of time, so ablations were suggested (I live in the US.) Since
nmack
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
Hi is it normal to be switched from “acute kidney damage” to “renal failure” even when kidneys still function & lab work from clinic is good
Still urinating normal amount, nothing odd about it. Went over a week without dialysis when my chest catheter malfunctioned and had no ill side effects Labs seem to always be “good” news or at least that my numbers are within the clinic’s liking.
Still urinating normal amount, nothing odd about it. Went over a week without dialysis when my chest catheter malfunctioned and had no ill side effects Labs seem to always be “good” news or at least that my numbers are within the clinic’s liking.
MrDarhk89
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Kidney Dialysis
2 years ago
Lainie2875 update
Hi all Just thought I would update you. I have been home now 9 days on a cocktail of heart medications and diagnosed Heart Failure 😞 so when they say AF won’t kill you !!! When I read up about the heart failure it’s caused I then beg to differ. I am not saying everyone diagnosed with Heart failure
Hi all Just thought I would update you. I have been home now 9 days on a cocktail of heart medications and diagnosed Heart Failure 😞 so when they say AF won’t kill you !!! When I read up about the heart failure it’s caused I then beg to differ. I am not saying everyone diagnosed with Heart failure
Lainie2875
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AF Association
2 years ago
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HV88 Virus
Post liver transplant 3 years. Recently diagnosed with HV88 virus which I carried pre transplant but didn't know. Thankfully copies are low and now on 1mg of Sirolimus to keep copies low Taking 0.5 Advagraf now as LFT's are still excellent and all well within range and the reduction has helped renal
Post liver transplant 3 years. Recently diagnosed with HV88 virus which I carried pre transplant but didn't know. Thankfully copies are low and now on 1mg of Sirolimus to keep copies low Taking 0.5 Advagraf now as LFT's are still excellent and all well within range and the reduction has helped renal
Geordiemac
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British Liver Trust
2 years ago
Anyone’s gfr from their labs differ from gfr calculators?
My labs show a different gfr than what the calculators show. Is it bc there’s other blood related factors that get equated? Bc my creatinine has remained at 1.10 and bun 20 for over 10 years but over the years my blood labs show my gfr going from 96-70 in about 10 years. Note I didn’t get labs done
My labs show a different gfr than what the calculators show. Is it bc there’s other blood related factors that get equated? Bc my creatinine has remained at 1.10 and bun 20 for over 10 years but over the years my blood labs show my gfr going from 96-70 in about 10 years. Note I didn’t get labs done
FThomp
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Early CKD Support
2 years ago
Covid positive and terrified
Hello folks been doing OK but tested positive today for covid with mild cold symptoms since Saturday. Several years history of hard to control AF. Tonight I have gone into fast AF again for 1st time in 10 weeks or so. So disappointed! I had ablation last July. Since then healthy lifestyle lots of
Hello folks been doing OK but tested positive today for covid with mild cold symptoms since Saturday. Several years history of hard to control AF. Tonight I have gone into fast AF again for 1st time in 10 weeks or so. So disappointed! I had ablation last July. Since then healthy lifestyle lots of
honey1958
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AF Association
2 years ago
ACR results
So I'm so confused lol I phoned the gp who's receptionist told me my urine microalbumin level was 3 and satisfactory. I went and got a print out and infact my microalbumin was <3 mg/l which I'm gathering is good. My urine creatinine was 3.5mmol/L but there were no ranges so I'm not sure if that's good
So I'm so confused lol I phoned the gp who's receptionist told me my urine microalbumin level was 3 and satisfactory. I went and got a print out and infact my microalbumin was <3 mg/l which I'm gathering is good. My urine creatinine was 3.5mmol/L but there were no ranges so I'm not sure if that's good
Jodyfmurphy
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Early CKD Support
2 years ago
ANA positive patients needed for a new research study
Hi everyone, I have received a request from researchers at University of Nottingham for a project about whether antinuclear antibodies (ANA) can be predictive of disease.
[u]Lay summary[/u]
[i]Patients with rare diseases frequently describe a long path to diagnosis. ANA-associated diseases are
Hi everyone, I have received a request from researchers at University of Nottingham for a project about whether antinuclear antibodies (ANA) can be predictive of disease.
[u]Lay summary[/u]
[i]Patients with rare diseases frequently describe a long path to diagnosis. ANA-associated diseases are
Paul_Howard
LUPUS UK
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LUPUS UK
2 years ago
Can someone recommend a good oncologist to consult with remotely regarding intermittent ADT?
Finally found research papers that show ADT can cause
acute
renal
failure
especially with patients who are already compromised in this arena. Anyone else had similar issues? And can someone recommend a good oncologist to consult with remotely to begin intermittent ADT?
Finally found research papers that show ADT can cause
acute
renal
failure
especially with patients who are already compromised in this arena. Anyone else had similar issues? And can someone recommend a good oncologist to consult with remotely to begin intermittent ADT?
Farmhand
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
My husband hasCKD. I’m so scared
Hello everyone! I’m really scared for my husbands life. He is 45 years old and his primary has just diagnosed him with CKD. He has GFR of 70. Doctor really scared us by telling us that at his age he would properly require Dialysis and a kidney transplant. We have an appointment to see a specialist
Hello everyone! I’m really scared for my husbands life. He is 45 years old and his primary has just diagnosed him with CKD. He has GFR of 70. Doctor really scared us by telling us that at his age he would properly require Dialysis and a kidney transplant. We have an appointment to see a specialist
Dianamillo
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Early CKD Support
2 years ago
Post AF ablation
Hello, My 65 year old father, who suffers from heart failure and AF, underwent his first AF ablation 3 days ago. Doctors didnt really tell us what to expect during the recovery period so seeing my dad struggle that much is very difficult for me. 3 days post op, he is still coughing a lot, has a headache
Hello, My 65 year old father, who suffers from heart failure and AF, underwent his first AF ablation 3 days ago. Doctors didnt really tell us what to expect during the recovery period so seeing my dad struggle that much is very difficult for me. 3 days post op, he is still coughing a lot, has a headache
Salbie
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AF Association
2 years ago
Rambler 64
Hi. I'm have CKD stage 4, possibly 5. My gfr is 13. I'm on the national renal transplant list for a donated kidney. I have opted for peritoneal dialysis when it gets to gfr 9. I get restless legs in bed & sometimes when I'm sitting watching the TV at night. I've put some weights on my legs at night which
Hi. I'm have CKD stage 4, possibly 5. My gfr is 13. I'm on the national renal transplant list for a donated kidney. I have opted for peritoneal dialysis when it gets to gfr 9. I get restless legs in bed & sometimes when I'm sitting watching the TV at night. I've put some weights on my legs at night which
Rambler64
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Spironolactone Side Effects
A couple days ago there was a discussion about severe leg swelling due to heart failure. Several of you mentioned better results with Spironolactone than you had with Lasix. I plan to talk to my Dr about it. But can those of you using Spironolactone please let me know about any side effects or problems
A couple days ago there was a discussion about severe leg swelling due to heart failure. Several of you mentioned better results with Spironolactone than you had with Lasix. I plan to talk to my Dr about it. But can those of you using Spironolactone please let me know about any side effects or problems
goldey
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AF Association
2 years ago
New in Type 1 Diabetes "Monogenic Diabetes"
In today's Daily Mail online, you can read about how " Monogenic Diabetes do produce some insulin. " https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-10171247/Type-1-diabetes-sufferers-ditch-insulin-turns-different-hidden-type.html
In today's Daily Mail online, you can read about how " Monogenic Diabetes do produce some insulin. " https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-10171247/Type-1-diabetes-sufferers-ditch-insulin-turns-different-hidden-type.html
sandybrown
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Diabetes India
2 years ago
Kid ni Not
My book relating experiences, dialysis, and food choices. Available at Amazon and Barnes and Noble. Kid ni Not Paperback by Dorothy Chang-Van Horn (Author) See all formats and editions Kid ni Not is intended for readers with kidney failure and their relatives. It describes the kidneys' functions
My book relating experiences, dialysis, and food choices. Available at Amazon and Barnes and Noble. Kid ni Not Paperback by Dorothy Chang-Van Horn (Author) See all formats and editions Kid ni Not is intended for readers with kidney failure and their relatives. It describes the kidneys' functions
TuLiChang
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Kidney Dialysis
3 years ago
Help for those who need a kidney transplant
From a nonprofit organization: www.LKDN.org a Free online program that shows you how others have achieved a successful living kidney transplant experience. Having Your Kidney Donor Find YOU! www.havingyourkidneydonorfindyou.org Information developed by a 2-time kidney transplant recipient.
From a nonprofit organization: www.LKDN.org a Free online program that shows you how others have achieved a successful living kidney transplant experience. Having Your Kidney Donor Find YOU! www.havingyourkidneydonorfindyou.org Information developed by a 2-time kidney transplant recipient.
hmysel
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Kidney Transplant Patient Support
3 years ago
Has anyone tried oxymorphone?
Hi, has anyone here tried oxymorphone for RLS? oxymorphone is similar to oxycodone but with much less sleeping difficulties in comparison with oxycodone. I have been doing extensive research for an opioid which exerts less sleeping difficulties because the oxycodone I am taking gives me severe insomnia
Hi, has anyone here tried oxymorphone for RLS? oxymorphone is similar to oxycodone but with much less sleeping difficulties in comparison with oxycodone. I have been doing extensive research for an opioid which exerts less sleeping difficulties because the oxycodone I am taking gives me severe insomnia
halperinchen
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
Horizant for RLS
Does anyone here have experience of taking Horizant for RLS? After taking oxycodone 5 mg for many years, I have developed serious insomnia, therefore I'd like to switch to non-opioid to relieve my RLS symptoms. I'd like to know if anyone here have tried Horizant and if it is effective to relieve RLS
Does anyone here have experience of taking Horizant for RLS? After taking oxycodone 5 mg for many years, I have developed serious insomnia, therefore I'd like to switch to non-opioid to relieve my RLS symptoms. I'd like to know if anyone here have tried Horizant and if it is effective to relieve RLS
halperinchen
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
Low triiodothyronine levels correlate with high B-type natriuretic peptide levels in patients with heart failure
An association between low T3 and cardiac disorders. They appear to very responsibly avoid unwarranted conclusions - which came first? - but at least the question is being asked. [i] • Open Access • Published: 08 November 2021
Low triiodothyronine levels correlate with high B-type natriuretic
An association between low T3 and cardiac disorders. They appear to very responsibly avoid unwarranted conclusions - which came first? - but at least the question is being asked. [i] • Open Access • Published: 08 November 2021
Low triiodothyronine levels correlate with high B-type natriuretic
helvella
Thyroid UK
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Awful week
So this week has been like a rollercoaster more downs than up after dropping down my antidepressants before I go onto new medication next week. Good news is we t for an interview today and I got the job. Unfortunately later on this evening I received some bad news about my aunty who now has heart failure
So this week has been like a rollercoaster more downs than up after dropping down my antidepressants before I go onto new medication next week. Good news is we t for an interview today and I got the job. Unfortunately later on this evening I received some bad news about my aunty who now has heart failure
Joker21
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
2 years ago
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