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Adenosine in CMR with Perfusion
I have done some research online and it states that
Adenosine
is used for the scan. My question is whether any one has had any serious side effects to this whilst also being diagnosed with unstable angina/coronary artery spasms and is it safe in these instances?
I have done some research online and it states that
Adenosine
is used for the scan. My question is whether any one has had any serious side effects to this whilst also being diagnosed with unstable angina/coronary artery spasms and is it safe in these instances?
Tos92
in
British Heart Foundation
3 months ago
Psvt and alcohol
As I don't want to set it all off again and go to hospital for the dreaded
adenosine
. But if we had a work night out just to be sociable do you think one would set it off??
As I don't want to set it all off again and go to hospital for the dreaded
adenosine
. But if we had a work night out just to be sociable do you think one would set it off??
dawny1908
in
British Heart Foundation
19 days ago
Psvt bisoprolol and flecanide
I was regularly having to go to hospital for the dreaded
adenosine
. I had been told chocolate can cause episodes or spicy foods and alcohol. I had noticed if I had an occasional jack daniels I would feel the palpitation. So I don't even have 1 drink now.
I was regularly having to go to hospital for the dreaded
adenosine
. I had been told chocolate can cause episodes or spicy foods and alcohol. I had noticed if I had an occasional jack daniels I would feel the palpitation. So I don't even have 1 drink now.
dawny1908
in
British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
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SVT / adenosine. Questions!
Why do they use
adenosine
rather than a beta blocker (which I did have the first time as they thought initially I'd had a heart attack, before they discovered it was my electrics!).
Adenosine
is pretty drastic and I'm grateful it works, but it's no fun.
Why do they use
adenosine
rather than a beta blocker (which I did have the first time as they thought initially I'd had a heart attack, before they discovered it was my electrics!).
Adenosine
is pretty drastic and I'm grateful it works, but it's no fun.
Fio1331
in
British Heart Foundation
8 months ago
when and how should I take my medication
Time to take: I have been taking my medication between 6:30 and 8:30 (shortly after waking up) but I saw a study about how if you wait for about two hours after waking before drinking coffee so that the natural
adenosine
levels in your body drop so when the caffeine wears off you get less of a crash
Time to take: I have been taking my medication between 6:30 and 8:30 (shortly after waking up) but I saw a study about how if you wait for about two hours after waking before drinking coffee so that the natural
adenosine
levels in your body drop so when the caffeine wears off you get less of a crash
JoGirl89
in
CHADD's Adult ADHD Support
3 months ago
Ablation booked at the freeman 1st Nov - Terrified can’t stop worrying
I had to have
Adenosine
8 times .. they said if it continues to not work I am getting the paddles .. so scarey and it’s playing out that I am absolutely traumatised by the whole 3 day escapade. My HR would just jump upto 265 each time.
I had to have
Adenosine
8 times .. they said if it continues to not work I am getting the paddles .. so scarey and it’s playing out that I am absolutely traumatised by the whole 3 day escapade. My HR would just jump upto 265 each time.
Dolly1234567
in
AF Association
7 months ago
non cardiac chest pain!
At long last I had an angiogram today which showed just a little plaque in two arteries so my cardiologist decided to continue the test with
adenosine
. We were both surprised to find I do not have MVD despite symptoms. Cardiologist also came to the conclusion that I don’t have spasms either.
At long last I had an angiogram today which showed just a little plaque in two arteries so my cardiologist decided to continue the test with
adenosine
. We were both surprised to find I do not have MVD despite symptoms. Cardiologist also came to the conclusion that I don’t have spasms either.
Tannigirl
in
British Heart Foundation
10 months ago
Trialling Buprenorphine and Dipyramidole - experience
What I do know now is that I have the gene variant BTBD9 for poor iron metabolisation, and with it, also poor
adenosine
build up and low dopamine. I finally got to see a neurologist after over a years’ wait, but it was a pointless visit.
What I do know now is that I have the gene variant BTBD9 for poor iron metabolisation, and with it, also poor
adenosine
build up and low dopamine. I finally got to see a neurologist after over a years’ wait, but it was a pointless visit.
Typicallygaslit
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
6 months ago
Curcumin Update 2023/03/06
Current treatment options include dopamine precursors, inhibitors of dopamine metabolism, upregulation of autophagy,
adenosine
A2A antagonists, and surgical intervention as a last resort.
Current treatment options include dopamine precursors, inhibitors of dopamine metabolism, upregulation of autophagy,
adenosine
A2A antagonists, and surgical intervention as a last resort.
Bolt_Upright
in
Cure Parkinson's
3 months ago
NURR1: Facilitating the transition of neural stem cells into functional dopaminergic neurons.
However, dopaminergic drugs are only symptomatic treatments and limited by several side effects. 11 Recent studies into drug development focused on emerging new molecular mechanisms, including nuclear receptor-related 1 (Nurr1),
adenosine
receptor A2, nicotine receptor, metabotropic glutamate receptors
However, dopaminergic drugs are only symptomatic treatments and limited by several side effects. 11 Recent studies into drug development focused on emerging new molecular mechanisms, including nuclear receptor-related 1 (Nurr1),
adenosine
receptor A2, nicotine receptor, metabotropic glutamate receptors
House2
in
Cure Parkinson's
4 months ago
Dipyridamole, Adenosine and RLS (Oh My)
“Dipyridamole is proposed to increase coronary blood flow (CBF) by inhibition of
adenosine
uptake into cells, resulting in an increase in interstitial fluid (ISF)
adenosine
and an
adenosine
-mediated vasodilation.” Dipyridamole is also and ENT1 inhibitor.
“Dipyridamole is proposed to increase coronary blood flow (CBF) by inhibition of
adenosine
uptake into cells, resulting in an increase in interstitial fluid (ISF)
adenosine
and an
adenosine
-mediated vasodilation.” Dipyridamole is also and ENT1 inhibitor.
WideBody
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
List of blood panel Abbreviations.
Antitrypsin A1c Hemoglobin A1c AB Antibody ABG Arterial Blood Gas ABRH ABO Group and Rh Type ABT Antibody Titer ACA Anti-Cardiolipin Antibodies ACE Angiotensin Converting Enzyme ACID PHOS Acid Phosphatase ACP Acid Phosphatase ACT Activated Clotting Time ACTH Adrenocorticotropic Hormone ADA
Adenosine
Antitrypsin A1c Hemoglobin A1c AB Antibody ABG Arterial Blood Gas ABRH ABO Group and Rh Type ABT Antibody Titer ACA Anti-Cardiolipin Antibodies ACE Angiotensin Converting Enzyme ACID PHOS Acid Phosphatase ACP Acid Phosphatase ACT Activated Clotting Time ACTH Adrenocorticotropic Hormone ADA
Adenosine
EllaNore
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
10 months ago
Study indicates that CoQ10 might be useful for radiation fatigue
Methods: We proposed a mitochondrial bioenergetic mechanism of radiation-induced fatigue that links impaired oxidative phosphorylation (OXPHOS) via a complex III defect and
adenosine
triphosphate (ATP) depletion as a result of XRT.
Methods: We proposed a mitochondrial bioenergetic mechanism of radiation-induced fatigue that links impaired oxidative phosphorylation (OXPHOS) via a complex III defect and
adenosine
triphosphate (ATP) depletion as a result of XRT.
Graham49
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
12 months ago
Afib in a Young Person
I underwent 2 cardio versions in the emergency department which failed to convert me back to sinus along with two doses of
adenosine
which also did not work.
I underwent 2 cardio versions in the emergency department which failed to convert me back to sinus along with two doses of
adenosine
which also did not work.
Lc06091
in
AF Association
1 year ago
Acupuncture in "Chapter 26: Traditional Chinese Medicine: a "hidden" wonder behind a different vision".
Some studies aim to show that the potential benefits of acupuncture depend only on the use of the needles, regardless of where they are inserted, increasing
adenosine
levels (Goldman 2010). But there are numerous studies that show that they do depend on the insertion point.
Some studies aim to show that the potential benefits of acupuncture depend only on the use of the needles, regardless of where they are inserted, increasing
adenosine
levels (Goldman 2010). But there are numerous studies that show that they do depend on the insertion point.
parkinsonshereandnow
in
Cure Parkinson's
12 months ago
Coffee & caffeine: can the benefits of coffee be replicated without coffee?
“ Most of its effects are attributed to caffeine by the antagonism of
adenosine
receptors in the central nervous system; however, other coffee constituents like chlorogenic acids have also shown much promise in therapeutic value.
“ Most of its effects are attributed to caffeine by the antagonism of
adenosine
receptors in the central nervous system; however, other coffee constituents like chlorogenic acids have also shown much promise in therapeutic value.
Hidden
in
Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Tremor tremor
It has been 5 years since my Diagnosis and now 7 years living with PD or from my first symptoms thhat were a little tremor R/H, dry eye, loss of smell. I am now 73 and have posted and joined in others discussions here over the years and have great faith in what I read on many of your posts. Not to re-hash
It has been 5 years since my Diagnosis and now 7 years living with PD or from my first symptoms thhat were a little tremor R/H, dry eye, loss of smell. I am now 73 and have posted and joined in others discussions here over the years and have great faith in what I read on many of your posts. Not to re-hash
gregorio
in
Cure Parkinson's
3 months ago
Mitochondrial Protections from Exercise (Part Ib)
There have been very many studies published on the effects of exercise, especially of endurance/aerobic exercise, in restoring the number, the quality and the activity of mitochondria, both in the skeletal muscles, the heart and in the brain neurons. As these are our highest energy demanding tissues
There have been very many studies published on the effects of exercise, especially of endurance/aerobic exercise, in restoring the number, the quality and the activity of mitochondria, both in the skeletal muscles, the heart and in the brain neurons. As these are our highest energy demanding tissues
MateoBeach
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
Niacin in the Central Nervous System: An Update of Biological Aspects and Clinical Applications
If I was smarter, I might not be so excited about Niacin. I am pretty excited. Niacin in the Central Nervous System: An Update of Biological Aspects and Clinical Applications 2019 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6412771/ "Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a progressive disorder characterized
If I was smarter, I might not be so excited about Niacin. I am pretty excited. Niacin in the Central Nervous System: An Update of Biological Aspects and Clinical Applications 2019 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6412771/ "Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a progressive disorder characterized
Bolt_Upright
in
Cure Parkinson's
5 months ago
How many people taking bisoprolol and flecainide for svt?
I'm hoping it does for me to save me having to go to a& e for the dreaded
adenosine
😁
I'm hoping it does for me to save me having to go to a& e for the dreaded
adenosine
😁
dawny1908
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
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