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Has anyone used Dipyridamole with effect for RLS?
Apparently he found that low levels of receptors of
adenosine
, a chemical in the brain that regulates neurochemicals, lead to abnormally high levels of glutamate and dopamine. Consequently thereapies that increase
adenosine
may help with RLS and Dipyridamole may be one.
Apparently he found that low levels of receptors of
adenosine
, a chemical in the brain that regulates neurochemicals, lead to abnormally high levels of glutamate and dopamine. Consequently thereapies that increase
adenosine
may help with RLS and Dipyridamole may be one.
mateloch
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
Has anyone been given Adenosine?
I have had a spell in hospital between Christmas and New Year with rapid AF and was administered intravenous
Adenosine
. The doctor who gave it said “It will make you feel like s**t, I mean really s**t. You will think you are going to die.” He was right. Moreover, it didn’t work.
I have had a spell in hospital between Christmas and New Year with rapid AF and was administered intravenous
Adenosine
. The doctor who gave it said “It will make you feel like s**t, I mean really s**t. You will think you are going to die.” He was right. Moreover, it didn’t work.
spinningjenny
in
AF Association
GFR and Heart Issues
Recently I had a prolonged SVT where I ended up in ER having a shot of
adenosine
. Three days later I had some bloods and my eGFR came back at 59 (creatinine 104). I checked my bloods I got done last year and the eGFR was 74.
Recently I had a prolonged SVT where I ended up in ER having a shot of
adenosine
. Three days later I had some bloods and my eGFR came back at 59 (creatinine 104). I checked my bloods I got done last year and the eGFR was 74.
Agent_K
in
Kidney Disease
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New MD Anderson Trial with Adenosine Receptor Antagonist and Small Molecule Inhibitor
It involves the following drugs: 1) AB928, an
adenosine
receptor antagonist; 2) AB680, a small molecule inhibitor (CD73 inhibitor); and 3) Zimberelimab, an anti-PD-1. I have done a little research on these drugs but haven't come up with much.
It involves the following drugs: 1) AB928, an
adenosine
receptor antagonist; 2) AB680, a small molecule inhibitor (CD73 inhibitor); and 3) Zimberelimab, an anti-PD-1. I have done a little research on these drugs but haven't come up with much.
WhiteStrat
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
Bisoprolol 2.5mg for SVT
On 26/12/2020 I had an episode of SVT that went on for 5 hours and was taken into hospital where I was given two doses of
adenosine
(neither of which worked).
On 26/12/2020 I had an episode of SVT that went on for 5 hours and was taken into hospital where I was given two doses of
adenosine
(neither of which worked).
KylieSmath1234
in
British Heart Foundation
Bisoprolol issues and weaning off
Hi All, It's a long time since I last posted but I'm looking for some advice...I will try and briefly summarise my situation.... 2017 - two episodes of SVT two months apart, both needed
adenosine
to reverse.
Hi All, It's a long time since I last posted but I'm looking for some advice...I will try and briefly summarise my situation.... 2017 - two episodes of SVT two months apart, both needed
adenosine
to reverse.
daisy2311
in
British Heart Foundation
Geoffrey Burnstock [age 91] obituary | Shifted ATP paradigm - gut nerves | Neuroscience | The Guardian
New techniques in molecular biology made it possible to isolate and identify a family of receptors on cell surfaces for ATP and its breakdown product
adenosine
; and Burnstock’s team threw themselves into discovering what happened when they activated or blocked these receptors.
New techniques in molecular biology made it possible to isolate and identify a family of receptors on cell surfaces for ATP and its breakdown product
adenosine
; and Burnstock’s team threw themselves into discovering what happened when they activated or blocked these receptors.
aspergerian
in
Parkinson's Movement
Update re Emergency Room trip etc
The best guess is that the metoprolol IV-drip they gave me slowed my heart rate enough so that it reset itself and I didn't need
Adenosine
or a conversion.
The best guess is that the metoprolol IV-drip they gave me slowed my heart rate enough so that it reset itself and I didn't need
Adenosine
or a conversion.
Doggiemomma
in
AF Association
Coffee and Parkinson's disease. The incredible effects of this drink.
- antagonist of
adenosine
, a substance that reduces the release of dopamine. Caffeine resembles
adenosine
and competes with it, acting on
adenosine
receptors, but without activating them.
- antagonist of
adenosine
, a substance that reduces the release of dopamine. Caffeine resembles
adenosine
and competes with it, acting on
adenosine
receptors, but without activating them.
parkinsonshereandnow
in
Parkinson's Movement
Dipyridamole :Another false dawn?
It seems the problem is both a lack of
adenosine
(outside cells) and a dysfunction of
Adenosine
1 Receptors ( A1R). Please don't rush out or Amazon for
adenosine
boosters!!!! It appears that too.much
adenosine
can cause bradycardia and hypotension, crudely put, dropping dead!
It seems the problem is both a lack of
adenosine
(outside cells) and a dysfunction of
Adenosine
1 Receptors ( A1R). Please don't rush out or Amazon for
adenosine
boosters!!!! It appears that too.much
adenosine
can cause bradycardia and hypotension, crudely put, dropping dead!
Manerva
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
I think I’m a hypochondriac, I suspect they do too!
They administered
Adenosine
Tri-Phosphate. After that episode in Feb/Mar I noticed a heady feeling increasingly & a weightiness in my chest. I also had days of trying to breathe air that was thick. Moving legs up the stairs with invisible weights tied to them. Frequent pauses to go up stairs.
They administered
Adenosine
Tri-Phosphate. After that episode in Feb/Mar I noticed a heady feeling increasingly & a weightiness in my chest. I also had days of trying to breathe air that was thick. Moving legs up the stairs with invisible weights tied to them. Frequent pauses to go up stairs.
BritTania
in
British Heart Foundation
Anxious starting Tildiem for SVT’s
In the end I needed an injection (not
adenosine
as asthmatic), as the two modified vagal manoeuvres made my HR higher. Within a few minutes of the injection I went into sinus rhythm although still up in the 100’s. If that hadn’t worked they were going to do something electrical???
In the end I needed an injection (not
adenosine
as asthmatic), as the two modified vagal manoeuvres made my HR higher. Within a few minutes of the injection I went into sinus rhythm although still up in the 100’s. If that hadn’t worked they were going to do something electrical???
Gracey888
in
British Heart Foundation
VEGF Inhibitors.
It inhibits VEGF expression by interacting with and inhibiting the production and activation of transcription factor-2, cyclic
adenosine
monophosphate response binding protein, TNF-α, IL-1β, IL-6, and NF-kB to prevent the metastasis of and angiogenesis in human breast cancer [82,83].
It inhibits VEGF expression by interacting with and inhibiting the production and activation of transcription factor-2, cyclic
adenosine
monophosphate response binding protein, TNF-α, IL-1β, IL-6, and NF-kB to prevent the metastasis of and angiogenesis in human breast cancer [82,83].
pjoshea13
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
Second ablation for SVT
Move forward to December 2019, I got another SVT attack of 210 BPM and had to go to the hospital to have it slowed down with
adenosine
. I have an appointment to have a second ablation done April 16, 2020 and am feeling worried, dissapointed and scared as the first time.
Move forward to December 2019, I got another SVT attack of 210 BPM and had to go to the hospital to have it slowed down with
adenosine
. I have an appointment to have a second ablation done April 16, 2020 and am feeling worried, dissapointed and scared as the first time.
Paula27
in
AF Association
Optimism, anyone?
Adenosine
was said to be a player in RLS and one of the most respected RLS doctors said we could look forward to a time when DAs were no longer fist-line drugs. It was even mooted a non-augmenting DA might be on the horizon.
Adenosine
was said to be a player in RLS and one of the most respected RLS doctors said we could look forward to a time when DAs were no longer fist-line drugs. It was even mooted a non-augmenting DA might be on the horizon.
rkatt
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
Nourianz new medication to reduce off time
This is the new class of medication:
adenosine
A24 inhibitor. It doesn't have anything to do with dopamine. It can reduce OFF time by as much as 2 hours. It was used in Japan for quite awhile and now it has been approved in US.
This is the new class of medication:
adenosine
A24 inhibitor. It doesn't have anything to do with dopamine. It can reduce OFF time by as much as 2 hours. It was used in Japan for quite awhile and now it has been approved in US.
felixned
in
Parkinson's Movement
Stress MRI
Have a cardiac perfusion MRI on Thurs, with a generous dollop of the playful
adenosine
to bring back some lovely memories of my heart attack. In the tube about an hour. I actually think I would prefer to be at work.
Have a cardiac perfusion MRI on Thurs, with a generous dollop of the playful
adenosine
to bring back some lovely memories of my heart attack. In the tube about an hour. I actually think I would prefer to be at work.
Sillyfroggy
in
British Heart Foundation
Parp Inhibitors - what are the risks?
Back in 2017 there was a paper from Duke, NC: "
Acute Myeloid Leukemia After Olaparib Treatment in Metastatic Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer
" "Poly(
adenosine
diphosphate-ribose) polymerase (PARP) in- hibitors exploit defects in DNA repair to induce tumor-selective cytotoxicity and are in
Back in 2017 there was a paper from Duke, NC: "
Acute Myeloid Leukemia After Olaparib Treatment in Metastatic Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer
" "Poly(
adenosine
diphosphate-ribose) polymerase (PARP) in- hibitors exploit defects in DNA repair to induce tumor-selective cytotoxicity and are in
pjoshea13
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
NADH, INFORMATION NEEDED
NADH, Does anyone with or close to someone with Parkinson's have any information and or experience or success with taking NADH?
NADH, Does anyone with or close to someone with Parkinson's have any information and or experience or success with taking NADH?
CapSage
in
Parkinson's Movement
3. Antiparkinsonian lifestyle.
(Excerpt from the book I am writing now. I hope you find it useful). Is Parkinson's disease a lifestyle disease? 3. Antiparkinsonian lifestyle. What took my father and I the longest to understand was that not only were there lifestyles that increased or decreased risk, but that it was possible to
(Excerpt from the book I am writing now. I hope you find it useful). Is Parkinson's disease a lifestyle disease? 3. Antiparkinsonian lifestyle. What took my father and I the longest to understand was that not only were there lifestyles that increased or decreased risk, but that it was possible to
parkinsonshereandnow
in
Parkinson's Movement
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