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Meninges
My husbands cancer has spread to his meninges (layers between the brain and skull). He already has completed radiation to the head for a tumor in his sinus cavity. He just got out of the hospital yesterday on blood thinners for blood clots in his brain. He has had one Pluvicto treatment so far
My husbands cancer has spread to his meninges (layers between the brain and skull). He already has completed radiation to the head for a tumor in his sinus cavity. He just got out of the hospital yesterday on blood thinners for blood clots in his brain. He has had one Pluvicto treatment so far
Izzygirl1
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
I need a professional advice
Hello, I was diagnosed with AFib in May 2023 by paramedics, a home visit. Since then I had X-ray and scan Regarding my GP: nothing was decided on treatment, nor was I given proper advice by my GP. There was no attempt to organise an appointment with a specialist. The paramedics' diagnoses (May
Hello, I was diagnosed with AFib in May 2023 by paramedics, a home visit. Since then I had X-ray and scan Regarding my GP: nothing was decided on treatment, nor was I given proper advice by my GP. There was no attempt to organise an appointment with a specialist. The paramedics' diagnoses (May
BelaPatka9
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British Heart Foundation
6 months ago
left atrial appendage occlusion interesting paper
Almost halved the risk of stroke vs
anticoagulants
alone - sadly EP placed devices such at the watchman had higher complication rates including death - a lot of discussion in here about EP placed devices and the next phase of watchman - research ongoing https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/full/
Almost halved the risk of stroke vs
anticoagulants
alone - sadly EP placed devices such at the watchman had higher complication rates including death - a lot of discussion in here about EP placed devices and the next phase of watchman - research ongoing https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/full/
MummyLuv
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AF Association
1 year ago
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Ticagrelor. Is it causing my bleeding?
Anyone else on Ticagrelor blood thinners? If so, are you having any issues? I have started to experience blood collecting at the back of the throat, mainly at night, but today it’s been on and off every time I’ve moved! My wife managed to see a pharmacist this morning, who seemed to suspect that it’s
Anyone else on Ticagrelor blood thinners? If so, are you having any issues? I have started to experience blood collecting at the back of the throat, mainly at night, but today it’s been on and off every time I’ve moved! My wife managed to see a pharmacist this morning, who seemed to suspect that it’s
Sidlers
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British Heart Foundation
6 months ago
second recurrence
Hi ladies here I am again on my 2nd recurrence. A little bit unusual presentation as I complained of ongoing back pain had,had MRI and CT which had all been clear. Until the most recent scan showed a lymph node under my breast. They have not been able to biopsy it as I have just had a DVT and so I am
Hi ladies here I am again on my 2nd recurrence. A little bit unusual presentation as I complained of ongoing back pain had,had MRI and CT which had all been clear. Until the most recent scan showed a lymph node under my breast. They have not been able to biopsy it as I have just had a DVT and so I am
Hota
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My Ovacome
6 months ago
Alcoholic mouth washes and heart surgery
This morning I had my routine six-monthly session with a dental hygienist who detected that I'd been using a mouthwash and cautioned me against overuse and certainly not continuously - not for more than a week. I [i]think [/i]that this might have been in relation to my TAVI heart operation last July
This morning I had my routine six-monthly session with a dental hygienist who detected that I'd been using a mouthwash and cautioned me against overuse and certainly not continuously - not for more than a week. I [i]think [/i]that this might have been in relation to my TAVI heart operation last July
Taviterry
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British Heart Foundation
6 months ago
Nannynoo02
Was told I have FM yesterday,at last!and was wondering if any one uses the CBD PATCHES to help with the pain etc? I am worried as I am already on heart meds, blood thinners and Duloxetine,can I still use the Cbd patches?
Was told I have FM yesterday,at last!and was wondering if any one uses the CBD PATCHES to help with the pain etc? I am worried as I am already on heart meds, blood thinners and Duloxetine,can I still use the Cbd patches?
Nannynoo02
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
6 months ago
Colonoscopy report
Hi folks, I had my colonoscopy this morning, no sedation, didn't even need gas and air. Hopefully this will reassure those of you waiting for one. The prep wasn't as bad as last time. Maybe they've improved things since then. I didn't mind the taste of the Moviprep, though it was too sweet and because
Hi folks, I had my colonoscopy this morning, no sedation, didn't even need gas and air. Hopefully this will reassure those of you waiting for one. The prep wasn't as bad as last time. Maybe they've improved things since then. I didn't mind the taste of the Moviprep, though it was too sweet and because
Broseley
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PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
Flecanide questions
Hi, sorry for the long post in advance. I have had AF for many years and it has got more frequent over time, most recently being every 7-9 days and lasting from 12+ hrs but I continued to take the pill in the pocket approach because I really am against taking medication if there's an alternative. I was
Hi, sorry for the long post in advance. I have had AF for many years and it has got more frequent over time, most recently being every 7-9 days and lasting from 12+ hrs but I continued to take the pill in the pocket approach because I really am against taking medication if there's an alternative. I was
Maymuna
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AF Association
6 months ago
Use of NSAIDs in lieu of steroids
Prompted to post for the first time by Bobbykins ( couple of days prior) suggesting onset of PMR was triggered by flu vaccine. I am fairly convinced that mine was triggered a couple of years ago by a Covid vaccine which uniquely (only this brand has ever had an adverse effect) triggered the range of
Prompted to post for the first time by Bobbykins ( couple of days prior) suggesting onset of PMR was triggered by flu vaccine. I am fairly convinced that mine was triggered a couple of years ago by a Covid vaccine which uniquely (only this brand has ever had an adverse effect) triggered the range of
Daveydog
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PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
heart attack but heart healthy
Firstly I wish you all a happy and new year. I was admitted to hospital in April when I had an unconventional heart attack. I’ve had lots of checks including a CT scan, angiogram and a stress MRI. My heart is absolutely fine apparently. My blood was thick when it happened too many red blood cells which
Firstly I wish you all a happy and new year. I was admitted to hospital in April when I had an unconventional heart attack. I’ve had lots of checks including a CT scan, angiogram and a stress MRI. My heart is absolutely fine apparently. My blood was thick when it happened too many red blood cells which
Poppycurry
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British Heart Foundation
6 months ago
Hormone pill an blood thinner
Is it possible that the hormone pill(agysten) is too immune to my body that it does the adverse affect when I take it now...Been on it almost 2 years
Is it possible that the hormone pill(agysten) is too immune to my body that it does the adverse affect when I take it now...Been on it almost 2 years
Debbie7985
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Women's Health
6 months ago
We are incredibly excited to see you in-person at this year’s AF Association Patients Day!
You can expect a jam-packed agenda, with a wide range of topics from
anticoagulants
, pacemakers, AF ablation and more! Patients Day 2023 will take place at the Hyatt Hotel, Birmingham, UK on Sunday 8th October.
You can expect a jam-packed agenda, with a wide range of topics from
anticoagulants
, pacemakers, AF ablation and more! Patients Day 2023 will take place at the Hyatt Hotel, Birmingham, UK on Sunday 8th October.
Hidden
Partner
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AF Association
1 year ago
Length of time in AF
Hi should I be worried my heart has been in constant Af since September . My heart rate goes from 35 bpm to 182, I wear a fitbit so I can track my heart rate. I'm on medication to slow my heart rate I take maximum does as well as blood thinners. I worried that my heart is being damaged by this constant
Hi should I be worried my heart has been in constant Af since September . My heart rate goes from 35 bpm to 182, I wear a fitbit so I can track my heart rate. I'm on medication to slow my heart rate I take maximum does as well as blood thinners. I worried that my heart is being damaged by this constant
Dogwalkers
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AF Association
6 months ago
dentist and anticoagulants
On Thursday I am having two broken teeth removed - both are broken right by the gum so my dentist referred me to an oral surgeon as they were worried about tooth cracking etc. I believe on at least one they may need to cut the gum a little as the tooth isn’t showing but am no dental expert! I take
On Thursday I am having two broken teeth removed - both are broken right by the gum so my dentist referred me to an oral surgeon as they were worried about tooth cracking etc. I believe on at least one they may need to cut the gum a little as the tooth isn’t showing but am no dental expert! I take
ILF1
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
"AF Duration? Another big story from 2023"
Hi, everyone... it's still the Christmas season for me! but news about AF is always on my radar, so here's something I just noticed. Cardiologist/EP Dr. John Mandrola just published a very interesting Substack article on whether and how the duration of an AF episode affects whether to take an anticoagulant
Hi, everyone... it's still the Christmas season for me! but news about AF is always on my radar, so here's something I just noticed. Cardiologist/EP Dr. John Mandrola just published a very interesting Substack article on whether and how the duration of an AF episode affects whether to take an anticoagulant
healingharpist
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AF Association
6 months ago
blood thinners and cod liver oil?
hi everyone hope you all had a good Christmas, I was diagnosed with AF in November so still learning lots from this forum. I am on edoxaban 60mg and Bisoprolol 2.5 as PIP which I have been taking approx every 7 days. I wanted to ask about taking cod liver oil and other vitamins, as I read that fish oil
hi everyone hope you all had a good Christmas, I was diagnosed with AF in November so still learning lots from this forum. I am on edoxaban 60mg and Bisoprolol 2.5 as PIP which I have been taking approx every 7 days. I wanted to ask about taking cod liver oil and other vitamins, as I read that fish oil
Jamontoast
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
6 months ago
Go with ERA timings or standard timings?
Hello Would welcome any thoughts. I had an ERA done in February this year (2023) which indicated I was pre-receptive. So I needed an extra 27 hours of progesterone before my transfer. We applied these timings in July with a PGTA tested embryo. On that cycle we also used immune medications and blood
Hello Would welcome any thoughts. I had an ERA done in February this year (2023) which indicated I was pre-receptive. So I needed an extra 27 hours of progesterone before my transfer. We applied these timings in July with a PGTA tested embryo. On that cycle we also used immune medications and blood
Skittles11
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Fertility Network UK
6 months ago
About pregnacare max supplement
Hi ladies, hope all of you are doing well. I am 5 weeks now. I am going through fertility medication for IVF. I started to take supplements pregnacare max after discussing with pharmacist. She suggested it will be best for pregnancy. However, i found in the literature that it will impact with blood thinner
Hi ladies, hope all of you are doing well. I am 5 weeks now. I am going through fertility medication for IVF. I started to take supplements pregnacare max after discussing with pharmacist. She suggested it will be best for pregnancy. However, i found in the literature that it will impact with blood thinner
trishabhowmik
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Fertility Network UK - Pregnancy Support
6 months ago
Medication for cold with AF??
hi there everyone I hope everyone had a happy Christmas/holidays/festivities. I am pretty sure I read something in the forum ref m6 question but can’t seem to find it now, so apols for asking again. I am in persistent AF and symptoms are pretty much constant with dizziness and lightheaded from Diltiazem
hi there everyone I hope everyone had a happy Christmas/holidays/festivities. I am pretty sure I read something in the forum ref m6 question but can’t seem to find it now, so apols for asking again. I am in persistent AF and symptoms are pretty much constant with dizziness and lightheaded from Diltiazem
Tplongy
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
6 months ago
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