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Didn't work but want to say thank you
So this was my 4th ET and just tested this morning to find out it didn't work. I had more hope this time as we did additional Lubion injections and blood thinners. Embryo was 5AB and frozen in vitro which is supposed to have a more higher chance. Worked from home for 2 weeks, didn't take much stress
So this was my 4th ET and just tested this morning to find out it didn't work. I had more hope this time as we did additional Lubion injections and blood thinners. Embryo was 5AB and frozen in vitro which is supposed to have a more higher chance. Worked from home for 2 weeks, didn't take much stress
Sumadi
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Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
Blood clots from Cancer
I understand having Cancer can predispose one to thickened blood....and blood clots....and having strokes. My husband was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer...and bone cancer in several places in July.....and, last week had a stroke too. Doctors put him on PLAVIX to thin his blood to prevent any
I understand having Cancer can predispose one to thickened blood....and blood clots....and having strokes. My husband was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer...and bone cancer in several places in July.....and, last week had a stroke too. Doctors put him on PLAVIX to thin his blood to prevent any
JaMaArky
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Fermented soya/Afib query
Does anyone have Afib? I'm looking for natural alternatives to blood thinners and have seen Nattokinase and Serrapeptase recommended. However Natto is made from soya which I know is a no-no for us but is fermented soya OK? I've just started taking NAC but am concerned that taking K2 (with my D3) will
Does anyone have Afib? I'm looking for natural alternatives to blood thinners and have seen Nattokinase and Serrapeptase recommended. However Natto is made from soya which I know is a no-no for us but is fermented soya OK? I've just started taking NAC but am concerned that taking K2 (with my D3) will
infomaniac
in
Thyroid UK
3 years ago
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Angina?
So they cleared the clot and now I take
anticoagulants
etc I have seen cardiologists but they don't think it's angina. I had an angiogram in June and the arteries are clear. I guess it's microvascular angina or similar. Should I push for a proper diagnosis or just take ranolazine.
So they cleared the clot and now I take
anticoagulants
etc I have seen cardiologists but they don't think it's angina. I had an angiogram in June and the arteries are clear. I guess it's microvascular angina or similar. Should I push for a proper diagnosis or just take ranolazine.
richard_jw
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Apixaban and subconjunctival haemorrhage.
After taking Apixaban for 6 days (2x5mg, daily) I woke this morning with a subconjunctival haemorrhage in the left eye. Yesterday, the eye had been bloodshot and itchy; I had hoped that it was just conjunctivitis and would clear up. As I had a similar subconjunctival haemorrhage three years ago, two
After taking Apixaban for 6 days (2x5mg, daily) I woke this morning with a subconjunctival haemorrhage in the left eye. Yesterday, the eye had been bloodshot and itchy; I had hoped that it was just conjunctivitis and would clear up. As I had a similar subconjunctival haemorrhage three years ago, two
Hidden
in
AF Association
3 years ago
A new discovery for potential treatment!
Light at the end of the blood thinner treatment tunnel? Just read this today: https://labblog.uofmhealth.org/lab-report/drug-made-from-pig-intestine-helps-escape-trap-of-clot-causing-immune-response I hope this will become our group Christmas present! Gina in West Virginia
Light at the end of the blood thinner treatment tunnel? Just read this today: https://labblog.uofmhealth.org/lab-report/drug-made-from-pig-intestine-helps-escape-trap-of-clot-causing-immune-response I hope this will become our group Christmas present! Gina in West Virginia
GinaD
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
3 years ago
New to the “club”
Hi everyone. I am here today because I was just recently diagnosed with APS. Triple positive with high levels. This is hard for me to accept and I am very emotional over this. I am 25 years old and being told that I’ll have to be on blood thinners for life, and that’s the only answer they can give me
Hi everyone. I am here today because I was just recently diagnosed with APS. Triple positive with high levels. This is hard for me to accept and I am very emotional over this. I am 25 years old and being told that I’ll have to be on blood thinners for life, and that’s the only answer they can give me
Tsmig21
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
3 years ago
My Butt Is Naked In The Wind
Hi Afibbers, Tough time for me at the moment, since 27/11 been having more or less daily AF episodes with BPM ranging from the slow 65-80 and the more[u] [/u]uncomfortable up to 235 when it slipped into SVT first then downgraded into AF. I also had a VT caught on my Kardia. I had another echo and said
Hi Afibbers, Tough time for me at the moment, since 27/11 been having more or less daily AF episodes with BPM ranging from the slow 65-80 and the more[u] [/u]uncomfortable up to 235 when it slipped into SVT first then downgraded into AF. I also had a VT caught on my Kardia. I had another echo and said
Quest4NSR
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
lupus anticoagulant blood testing after failed implantation
Hi lovely ladies Has anyone had blood tests for the above test? And if so are there any success stories? Our clinic have requested further blood tests after 3 failed transfers, and though my thyroid came back best it's ever been, 2.1 down to 1.5 my doctor explained that an immunity result from the
Hi lovely ladies Has anyone had blood tests for the above test? And if so are there any success stories? Our clinic have requested further blood tests after 3 failed transfers, and though my thyroid came back best it's ever been, 2.1 down to 1.5 my doctor explained that an immunity result from the
Hidden
in
Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
new here but not new on HealthUnlocked
Now on
anticoagulants
for life time even as I am a muscular and look 10+ years younger than I am thankfully. :^) Still exercising with weights and bicycling.
Now on
anticoagulants
for life time even as I am a muscular and look 10+ years younger than I am thankfully. :^) Still exercising with weights and bicycling.
RiderontheStorm
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
PAF no anticoagulant!
Hi this is my first post and am I'm looking for some reassurance. I had a successful ablation for SVT back in February but have just been diagnosed with PAF after a trip to A&E with heart rate 201. I am taking Bisoprolol 2.5mg but have not been given anticoagulant as my CHAD score is only 1 for being
Hi this is my first post and am I'm looking for some reassurance. I had a successful ablation for SVT back in February but have just been diagnosed with PAF after a trip to A&E with heart rate 201. I am taking Bisoprolol 2.5mg but have not been given anticoagulant as my CHAD score is only 1 for being
Richlyn
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Any ideas?
Please don't think I am expecting anyone to play the role as a medical person and if this doesn't improve in the next couple of day I'll contact my GP but I wondered if anyone knows what this is and what would have caused it? I only noticed it this afternoon and can't remember banging it at all but
Please don't think I am expecting anyone to play the role as a medical person and if this doesn't improve in the next couple of day I'll contact my GP but I wondered if anyone knows what this is and what would have caused it? I only noticed it this afternoon and can't remember banging it at all but
Heather1957
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
When you are just not sure what to do?
Hi, I happen to have stumbled upon the site, so glad I did, when looking for someone in a similar situation to me. I have LQST, high blood pressure and now AF. I was admitted to hospital following an AF episode - this started during a netball match. I felt strange, could get my breath and after only
Hi, I happen to have stumbled upon the site, so glad I did, when looking for someone in a similar situation to me. I have LQST, high blood pressure and now AF. I was admitted to hospital following an AF episode - this started during a netball match. I felt strange, could get my breath and after only
AFandLQTS
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Heart broken
Had a hcg at 62 on 9DP5DT... all happy since it’s our 3rd transfer and the only time we made it this far. This time with all the additional meds and tests done... ERA, Immune Panel, PGT, Weekly Humeria, Prenisolone, Meformin, Blood Thinner, Claxene...... n then redid a pee test this morning (13DP5DT)
Had a hcg at 62 on 9DP5DT... all happy since it’s our 3rd transfer and the only time we made it this far. This time with all the additional meds and tests done... ERA, Immune Panel, PGT, Weekly Humeria, Prenisolone, Meformin, Blood Thinner, Claxene...... n then redid a pee test this morning (13DP5DT)
islwyn
in
Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
Nose bleeds
Hi am69 and had major nose bleed 15 days ago would not stop ended up in AN E I taken clopidrel for 5 year so stopped these for 2weeks and started back on couple days ago but this caused postsreia nose bleed in post nasal drip I suffer with sinus I and rhinitis for years I’m told I need to speak to
Hi am69 and had major nose bleed 15 days ago would not stop ended up in AN E I taken clopidrel for 5 year so stopped these for 2weeks and started back on couple days ago but this caused postsreia nose bleed in post nasal drip I suffer with sinus I and rhinitis for years I’m told I need to speak to
Birdlady2021
in
MPN Voice
3 years ago
Coming off PPIs when taking 4mg prednisolone
Obviously I am concerned for a stomach ulcer in particular because of the risk with
anticoagulants
. Has anyone got any advice or found themselves in a similar situation? Thank, Karen
Obviously I am concerned for a stomach ulcer in particular because of the risk with
anticoagulants
. Has anyone got any advice or found themselves in a similar situation? Thank, Karen
Karendeena
in
PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
AF & Edoxaban 60 mg blood thinner
Hi All, I've suffered with AF since the age of 50, i'm now 57. I only use to get 2 or 3 episodes of AF a year until now. I'm now getting them 3 or more times a week and i'm worried I may be heading towards permanent AF, I'm due to have my 1st ablation next year . My doctor has now put me on Edoxaban
Hi All, I've suffered with AF since the age of 50, i'm now 57. I only use to get 2 or 3 episodes of AF a year until now. I'm now getting them 3 or more times a week and i'm worried I may be heading towards permanent AF, I'm due to have my 1st ablation next year . My doctor has now put me on Edoxaban
dave152248
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Anticoagulant
Hi everyone, are most people with AF on
anticoagulants
? my cardiologist has me on 1 tablet of apixiban a day is this normal? I have also been prescribed a beta blocker
Hi everyone, are most people with AF on
anticoagulants
? my cardiologist has me on 1 tablet of apixiban a day is this normal? I have also been prescribed a beta blocker
np66
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Natural Blood Thinners?
Hi..Anyone tried any natural blood thinners eg ginger or Nattokinase? I have nothing against blood thinner drugs except they dont like me!! I had a succesful ablation almost 3 yrs ago but they thought i should take blood
Hi..Anyone tried any natural blood thinners eg ginger or Nattokinase? I have nothing against blood thinner drugs except they dont like me!! I had a succesful ablation almost 3 yrs ago but they thought i should take blood
Timeless1
in
AF Association
3 years ago
New to AF. So many thoughts
Hi All, new to this forum and ultimately AF. Diagnosed 2 weeks ago with Paroxysmal AF after A&E visit due to continued palpitations. I’m a 36 year old male, fairly active and standard build. Echocardiogram has confirmed no structural or functional damage of the heart. Was given 5mg daily of Bisprolol
Hi All, new to this forum and ultimately AF. Diagnosed 2 weeks ago with Paroxysmal AF after A&E visit due to continued palpitations. I’m a 36 year old male, fairly active and standard build. Echocardiogram has confirmed no structural or functional damage of the heart. Was given 5mg daily of Bisprolol
tom0985
in
AF Association
3 years ago
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