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Anticoagulants and diabetes drugs send a significant amount of adults ages 65 and older to the emergency room each year.
According to Cotliar, many older adults take
anticoagulants
to prevent blood clots and strokes, but the medications come with a risk of bleeding and complications. Kaiser said that many of the ER visits were related to the need to adjust the patient’s doses of
anticoagulants
.
According to Cotliar, many older adults take
anticoagulants
to prevent blood clots and strokes, but the medications come with a risk of bleeding and complications. Kaiser said that many of the ER visits were related to the need to adjust the patient’s doses of
anticoagulants
.
seasider18
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AF Association
3 years ago
Blood thinners
I have A Fib and have been prescribed a blood thinner. Does anyone else take one and dthey affect PBC Many thanks
I have A Fib and have been prescribed a blood thinner. Does anyone else take one and dthey affect PBC Many thanks
Gwelos
in
PBC Foundation
3 years ago
Reducing Risk of Stroke When You Have Atrial Fibrillation - Evidence Update for Patients
Below is a site that provides info related to
anticoagulants
https://www.pcori.org/evidence-updates/reducing-stroke-risk-when-you-have-atrial-fibrillation-evidence-update-for-patients
Below is a site that provides info related to
anticoagulants
https://www.pcori.org/evidence-updates/reducing-stroke-risk-when-you-have-atrial-fibrillation-evidence-update-for-patients
MJZaw
in
AF Association
3 years ago
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Antinuclear antibodies - help understanding the result
Hi Can anyone help explain what the result below means? And how do you address a positive antinuclear antibody result when having IVF? - is it blood thinners or steroids or something else? Antinuclear antibodies - Positive - Titre 1:80, Nuclear dots Thank you xx
Hi Can anyone help explain what the result below means? And how do you address a positive antinuclear antibody result when having IVF? - is it blood thinners or steroids or something else? Antinuclear antibodies - Positive - Titre 1:80, Nuclear dots Thank you xx
Skittles11
in
Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
Blood thinners & ibruphen cream 5%
Hi theres, be grateful for any advice from you lovely people..... Today I slipped on an icy slope & my body attempted the splits in a crooked way as its way past such antics- so landed very badly....... Ive badly sprained my left ankle.....no bones broken in my dare devil stunt! 😂🙄 Am on crutches
Hi theres, be grateful for any advice from you lovely people..... Today I slipped on an icy slope & my body attempted the splits in a crooked way as its way past such antics- so landed very badly....... Ive badly sprained my left ankle.....no bones broken in my dare devil stunt! 😂🙄 Am on crutches
waveylines
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Quick recovery question
Just following up on my post from a few days ago, I did have a little setback when I came off blood thinners, anxiety about it, but have moved on from that thankfully. I walked 1km today, with a rest half way, so am progressing well, now i'm just about 12 weeks into recovery. I have a question about
Just following up on my post from a few days ago, I did have a little setback when I came off blood thinners, anxiety about it, but have moved on from that thankfully. I walked 1km today, with a rest half way, so am progressing well, now i'm just about 12 weeks into recovery. I have a question about
natswright
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Important Update on Anticoagulation UK
Dear followers After 20 years of providing support to people requiring anticoagulation therapy for a broad range of conditions, Anticoagulation UK has taken the difficult decision to cease operations from January 2022. Our website is no longer active and our presence on the HealthUnlocked platform
Dear followers After 20 years of providing support to people requiring anticoagulation therapy for a broad range of conditions, Anticoagulation UK has taken the difficult decision to cease operations from January 2022. Our website is no longer active and our presence on the HealthUnlocked platform
AnticoagAdmin
Administrator
in
Anticoagulation Support
3 years ago
2 chemical pregnancies in 3 month, low progesterone levels?
Hi ladies, after what I can describe as hell on earth last year I am finally feeling strong enough to ask for some advice/experience from you 💕 I've had 3 transfers (luckily only one ivf, as we had 12 embryos). My first transfer didn't stick. But last October and December I have had 2 transferred each
Hi ladies, after what I can describe as hell on earth last year I am finally feeling strong enough to ask for some advice/experience from you 💕 I've had 3 transfers (luckily only one ivf, as we had 12 embryos). My first transfer didn't stick. But last October and December I have had 2 transferred each
ArishaC
in
Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
How to deal with night anxiety? Advice please!
Hiya folks, first a little background. I'm recovering from serious covid and pneumonia. I was hospitalised. I'm just about 3 months post discharge now, but the recovery has been quite traumatic at times. I've suffered anxiety for my breathlessness and the like. More recently I was managing with meditation
Hiya folks, first a little background. I'm recovering from serious covid and pneumonia. I was hospitalised. I'm just about 3 months post discharge now, but the recovery has been quite traumatic at times. I've suffered anxiety for my breathlessness and the like. More recently I was managing with meditation
natswright
in
Anxiety Support
3 years ago
Major Surgery with Cardiomyopathy?
I am 74 and have Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy ( borderline heart failure ) and now have womb cancer. The problem is I really need major abdominal surgery ( can take 8hrs plus ) to try and remove it all, but the surgeon and anaesthetist dont want to because of my heart! I had a stroke 7 years ago ( prob
I am 74 and have Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy ( borderline heart failure ) and now have womb cancer. The problem is I really need major abdominal surgery ( can take 8hrs plus ) to try and remove it all, but the surgeon and anaesthetist dont want to because of my heart! I had a stroke 7 years ago ( prob
Cobweb2
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Sternum pain.
Hi I had open heart surgery 3 years ago, I still suffer from sternum pain after all this time. I got referred to pain clinic and latterly a surgeon. I read that the wires in your sternum can be removed. I was prescribed a gel for pain and im on Codrydomal for pain I think 10 percent codeine and the
Hi I had open heart surgery 3 years ago, I still suffer from sternum pain after all this time. I got referred to pain clinic and latterly a surgeon. I read that the wires in your sternum can be removed. I was prescribed a gel for pain and im on Codrydomal for pain I think 10 percent codeine and the
Bobbymrg
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Bleeding on anticoagulants
For a CHAD rating of 2 is it really worth taking
anticoagulants
? Rate Im going I will end up toothless if it continues to cause so much bleeding & irritation to my gums. Anyone else experienced this?
For a CHAD rating of 2 is it really worth taking
anticoagulants
? Rate Im going I will end up toothless if it continues to cause so much bleeding & irritation to my gums. Anyone else experienced this?
waveylines
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Clodiprogrel
Ordered my tablets the other day only to find there was no Clodiprogrel which I was taking, all my other tablets, which are: Lansaprozole, Aspirin, Bisoprolol, Isosorbide Mononitrate, Losartin and Rovastatin. When I questioned this with the Doctors surgery they explained that the doctor had stopped
Ordered my tablets the other day only to find there was no Clodiprogrel which I was taking, all my other tablets, which are: Lansaprozole, Aspirin, Bisoprolol, Isosorbide Mononitrate, Losartin and Rovastatin. When I questioned this with the Doctors surgery they explained that the doctor had stopped
Sizzlerman
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
I want to spread hope and positivity with love
This is my 15th try of ivf and i just got the result today and im pregnant. wowwwwww I cried w happiness feel like im dreaming or something. Im so happy i persevered now I did a lot of research into why it wasnt working all those rounds (it was always the same protocal nothing different) in the end i
This is my 15th try of ivf and i just got the result today and im pregnant. wowwwwww I cried w happiness feel like im dreaming or something. Im so happy i persevered now I did a lot of research into why it wasnt working all those rounds (it was always the same protocal nothing different) in the end i
Iwantpregnancy
in
Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
Newbie
Hi, I am new to this particular forum having first experienced AF at the end of November last year. My normal resting heart rate was for many years around 50 and then on the 31st November I woke up to a heart rate around 120. Knowing nothing about AF I went to A&E and was diagnosed with AF and given
Hi, I am new to this particular forum having first experienced AF at the end of November last year. My normal resting heart rate was for many years around 50 and then on the 31st November I woke up to a heart rate around 120. Knowing nothing about AF I went to A&E and was diagnosed with AF and given
Hidden
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Another Miscarriage - what next?
Just looking for advice please on what I could ask my clinic about going forward. I’m bleeding today, (5+2) and have an appointment with EPU on Monday, but I’m pretty sure I’m miscarrying as this happened at virtually the same point on another FET last spring. This was my 3rd transfer. I’ve still got
Just looking for advice please on what I could ask my clinic about going forward. I’m bleeding today, (5+2) and have an appointment with EPU on Monday, but I’m pretty sure I’m miscarrying as this happened at virtually the same point on another FET last spring. This was my 3rd transfer. I’ve still got
Phoebe345
in
Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
Open Heart Surgery Coming Up: Questions and Advise
Hi all! Happy New Year. I have been lurking around for a while and found some great tips here! My first post/question. I am 45 years old and will have aortic valve replacement next week. Mechanical valve. I will be in blood thinners for life? How bad is bleeding on a minor cut? Or on a nose bleeding
Hi all! Happy New Year. I have been lurking around for a while and found some great tips here! My first post/question. I am 45 years old and will have aortic valve replacement next week. Mechanical valve. I will be in blood thinners for life? How bad is bleeding on a minor cut? Or on a nose bleeding
danny10
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Update 6 months into Zytiga
Latest misadventure was a fall, leg injury and blood clot in my calf so I am on
anticoagulants
to further remind me of life's fragility. Hope everyone can enjoy a Thanksgiving with your chosen family.
Latest misadventure was a fall, leg injury and blood clot in my calf so I am on
anticoagulants
to further remind me of life's fragility. Hope everyone can enjoy a Thanksgiving with your chosen family.
DenDoc
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Red eye and GCA
I have had a red eye for 3 days. No pain just uncomfortable and not affectiing sight. I have had GCA diagnosed since March (second time around) and now on 6 mg for the last month and staying on that for next month. Went to pharmacy who told me to ring 111 and see dr. After 1 hour on phone waiting for
I have had a red eye for 3 days. No pain just uncomfortable and not affectiing sight. I have had GCA diagnosed since March (second time around) and now on 6 mg for the last month and staying on that for next month. Went to pharmacy who told me to ring 111 and see dr. After 1 hour on phone waiting for
MaryHelen2
in
PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Interesting Medscape article: 'AF as a stroke cause or innocent bystander? The debate continues.'
If that's right, they say, it might suggest that people with paroxysmal AF should be put on
anticoagulants
during an attack, and for some time afterwards, but not put on them long term.
If that's right, they say, it might suggest that people with paroxysmal AF should be put on
anticoagulants
during an attack, and for some time afterwards, but not put on them long term.
dommydops
in
AF Association
3 years ago
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