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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
3 years ago
How bad does it have to be before...
Oxygen. Thing is I have severe COPD (emphysema and bronchiectasis) at stage four. Last FEV1 32%. I am 78. Now I have also had arrhythmia and some oedema so I was diagnosed with congestive heart failure as well. But two echo- cardiograms showed a healthy heart, two E CGs have showed the rhythm is now
Oxygen. Thing is I have severe COPD (emphysema and bronchiectasis) at stage four. Last FEV1 32%. I am 78. Now I have also had arrhythmia and some oedema so I was diagnosed with congestive heart failure as well. But two echo- cardiograms showed a healthy heart, two E CGs have showed the rhythm is now
Timberman
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
why have i got to have this new medication
i have mitra valve replacement ,af, heart failure now being recomended to take DAPAGLIFLAZIN TOTALLY CONFUSED AND CANT BREATH PROPERLY rubyr61
i have mitra valve replacement ,af, heart failure now being recomended to take DAPAGLIFLAZIN TOTALLY CONFUSED AND CANT BREATH PROPERLY rubyr61
rubyr61
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AF Association
3 years ago
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Sanjay Gupta and anticoagulants
I just watched Sanjay Gupta's YouTube video on anticoagulants. He said it is not the Afib but the company it keeps that is responsible for a stroke therefore anticoagulation is only advised if you have other factors i.e high blood pressure, diabetes, heart failure etc. If that is the case why are all
I just watched Sanjay Gupta's YouTube video on anticoagulants. He said it is not the Afib but the company it keeps that is responsible for a stroke therefore anticoagulation is only advised if you have other factors i.e high blood pressure, diabetes, heart failure etc. If that is the case why are all
Swimsyroke
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AF Association
3 years ago
Travelling abroad/best portable compressor in your opinion please
Hi I’m new here! I had LV Heart Failure in 2010 and lived a fairly unrestricted life. In Jan this year I contracted COVID which has made my condition worse with RV Heart failure (pacemaker upgraded) and type II respiratory failure for which I’m on 2 litres at rest, 3 mobilising and 4 at night through
Hi I’m new here! I had LV Heart Failure in 2010 and lived a fairly unrestricted life. In Jan this year I contracted COVID which has made my condition worse with RV Heart failure (pacemaker upgraded) and type II respiratory failure for which I’m on 2 litres at rest, 3 mobilising and 4 at night through
WeirdOxygenGirl
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
left ventricular systolic dysfunction
Following my recent heart echo this diagnosis has appeared on my NHS GP record - "left ventricular systolic dysfunction". I had the echo because I get breathless these days just walking across the road to the shops, but when I went to see the GP to discuss my results there was no mention of "left ventricular
Following my recent heart echo this diagnosis has appeared on my NHS GP record - "left ventricular systolic dysfunction". I had the echo because I get breathless these days just walking across the road to the shops, but when I went to see the GP to discuss my results there was no mention of "left ventricular
Stinky1953
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AF Association
3 years ago
Anyone have ablation for asymptomatic afib/aflutter?
Hi. I appreciate the great answers and support from my previous question on this forum. I know the main reason for ablation is to eiminate afib, improve QoL and hopefully get off of the meds. This may be a stupid question but are there many people with asymptomatic afib/aflutter and heartrate of 70-
Hi. I appreciate the great answers and support from my previous question on this forum. I know the main reason for ablation is to eiminate afib, improve QoL and hopefully get off of the meds. This may be a stupid question but are there many people with asymptomatic afib/aflutter and heartrate of 70-
nmack
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Covid -19, still a big risk for some.
Some time ago, I wanted to post up a warning about the various covid vaccines, and of the lack of protection they might offer for some. Back in April, (not long after I had my first covid-19 vaccine), news began to filter through on the “Royal Free Hospital London, Liver Transplant Support Group” Facebook
Some time ago, I wanted to post up a warning about the various covid vaccines, and of the lack of protection they might offer for some. Back in April, (not long after I had my first covid-19 vaccine), news began to filter through on the “Royal Free Hospital London, Liver Transplant Support Group” Facebook
Richard-Allen
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
PROTAC: An Effective Targeted Protein Degradation Strategy for Cancer Therapy
One patient administered ARV-110 280 mg experienced Grade (GR) 4 elevated AST/ALT followed by an
acute
renal
failure
while taking together with rosuvastatin (ROS). Similarly, another patient developed GR3 AST/ALT while taking ROS.
One patient administered ARV-110 280 mg experienced Grade (GR) 4 elevated AST/ALT followed by an
acute
renal
failure
while taking together with rosuvastatin (ROS). Similarly, another patient developed GR3 AST/ALT while taking ROS.
Scout4answers
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Update on hubby
As some of you know my husband, Geoff ,was rushed into hospital on the 4th and a traumatic 20 hours followed (please see previous post). Since then he seems to have received excellent treatment, numerous tests done and treatments given, despite staff shortages on the wards . Geoff was sent home on
As some of you know my husband, Geoff ,was rushed into hospital on the 4th and a traumatic 20 hours followed (please see previous post). Since then he seems to have received excellent treatment, numerous tests done and treatments given, despite staff shortages on the wards . Geoff was sent home on
Thepainterswife
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
A little disheartened!
So I'd rather keep things positive but I suppose I can only be honest! Its 7 weeks since ablation for afib. Before ablation I was symptomatic during afib (shortness of breath,dizzy and palpitations and sweating) but when it self terminated after a while I was generally fine. And could excersise generally
So I'd rather keep things positive but I suppose I can only be honest! Its 7 weeks since ablation for afib. Before ablation I was symptomatic during afib (shortness of breath,dizzy and palpitations and sweating) but when it self terminated after a while I was generally fine. And could excersise generally
Hidden
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AF Association
3 years ago
Conditions
Someone I know was diagnosed with type Ii respiratory failure but after recently been in hospital has a new condition copd. What is the difference between the two conditions? What are the differences between cpap, BiPAP, and niv?
Someone I know was diagnosed with type Ii respiratory failure but after recently been in hospital has a new condition copd. What is the difference between the two conditions? What are the differences between cpap, BiPAP, and niv?
Hidden
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
No stent extra meds
After having a cardiology angiogram last I was told then by the cardiologist that I would need a stent but he would speak to colleagues. Then I got a letter to say I’m staying on my meds plus statin’s and aspirin. My finding were “Access was via the right radial artery. Results showed mild ascending
After having a cardiology angiogram last I was told then by the cardiologist that I would need a stent but he would speak to colleagues. Then I got a letter to say I’m staying on my meds plus statin’s and aspirin. My finding were “Access was via the right radial artery. Results showed mild ascending
Bigmark61
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Kidney issues post liver transplant
Hi I'm 1 year post liver transplant, but my kidneys seem to be taking a hit. My GFR is reducing at each blood test. It is now 39 and drops by about 5 every time. They've not said if it's now CKD but I'm worried as the internet says 39 is stage 3B. They have reduced my tacrolimus to 1mg twice daily,
Hi I'm 1 year post liver transplant, but my kidneys seem to be taking a hit. My GFR is reducing at each blood test. It is now 39 and drops by about 5 every time. They've not said if it's now CKD but I'm worried as the internet says 39 is stage 3B. They have reduced my tacrolimus to 1mg twice daily,
TBSW
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Can Too Much Sleep Hurt Us?
Hi -- I am 73, have mild kidney failure, a lung disease, and since 2018 AFIB and mild heart failure. Even before the heart problems I was always tired. Now some days I am good for nothing and want to just sleep half of the day. I sleep so great & can fall asleep in like a minute. Usually 8 hours a night
Hi -- I am 73, have mild kidney failure, a lung disease, and since 2018 AFIB and mild heart failure. Even before the heart problems I was always tired. Now some days I am good for nothing and want to just sleep half of the day. I sleep so great & can fall asleep in like a minute. Usually 8 hours a night
goldey
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AF Association
3 years ago
Experience with Tacrolimus with or without Azathioprine
Hi all! My drs are suggesting to put me on tacrolimus alongside AZA to help with my joint pain. Has anyone been on tacrolimus? With or without AZA or another immunosuppressant? How is your experience? Anyone have any knowledge/experience of long-term tacrolimus? Also, I got told by the nurse
Hi all! My drs are suggesting to put me on tacrolimus alongside AZA to help with my joint pain. Has anyone been on tacrolimus? With or without AZA or another immunosuppressant? How is your experience? Anyone have any knowledge/experience of long-term tacrolimus? Also, I got told by the nurse
Sandy1212
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LUPUS UK
3 years ago
Has anyone used cordyceps as an adjunctive treatment for kidney disease?
Cordyceps worm mold is widely used in China to treat kidney disease, and some scientific studies indicate that it may reduce creatinine values in patients with chronic kidney disease. I have never found found much personal benefit from it. Conclusions of recent Chinese study: "Current evidence shows
Cordyceps worm mold is widely used in China to treat kidney disease, and some scientific studies indicate that it may reduce creatinine values in patients with chronic kidney disease. I have never found found much personal benefit from it. Conclusions of recent Chinese study: "Current evidence shows
Falkenhayn
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Kidney Transplant Patient Support
3 years ago
Can’t keep up with the lame and lazy group
I have heart failure following a pacemaker being fitted. My heart rate at the time was 30BPM. Resting and I had blacked out. I was told that the atrial lead would not go into the correct position and 3 months later it was disconnected ;the heart failure has since become worse.my heart rate has now
I have heart failure following a pacemaker being fitted. My heart rate at the time was 30BPM. Resting and I had blacked out. I was told that the atrial lead would not go into the correct position and 3 months later it was disconnected ;the heart failure has since become worse.my heart rate has now
Nicejack
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AF Association
3 years ago
Down to 10mg Pred instantly!
Hello again, Just seen a rheumatologist for the first time, having been diagnosed with PMR in early January this year. Went from 15mg pred to 12.5mg by March. She has put me down instantly to 10mg, which she says I should be on after six months, then reduce by 1mg every six weeks. This I think, is
Hello again, Just seen a rheumatologist for the first time, having been diagnosed with PMR in early January this year. Went from 15mg pred to 12.5mg by March. She has put me down instantly to 10mg, which she says I should be on after six months, then reduce by 1mg every six weeks. This I think, is
Silver-Babe
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
ACA & Anti CENP B
Hey all, Hope you are doing well - and a big thank you to those who took time to reply to my first post. Follow on from my neurologist nightmare (where he dismissed my ANA result as insignificant and spurious & said males don’t get lupus) , I had my bloods redone and they came back ANA positive for a
Hey all, Hope you are doing well - and a big thank you to those who took time to reply to my first post. Follow on from my neurologist nightmare (where he dismissed my ANA result as insignificant and spurious & said males don’t get lupus) , I had my bloods redone and they came back ANA positive for a
Northerner1
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LUPUS UK
3 years ago
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