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Movelat cream v Edoxaban
GP says it's okay to use the cream but pharmacist says it may conflict with my
anticoagulants
. W hat should I do. No help on the internet.
GP says it's okay to use the cream but pharmacist says it may conflict with my
anticoagulants
. W hat should I do. No help on the internet.
Aniela
in
AF Association
3 years ago
When did you start baby aspirin or Eparin injections?
I am waiting to hear from the hospital about the blood tests for recurrent miscarriage, most are anticoagulant blood tests. I have to do frozen transfer in December, when do you usually start taking blood thinners medication before transfer? I am assuming I have to start very soon if needed?
I am waiting to hear from the hospital about the blood tests for recurrent miscarriage, most are anticoagulant blood tests. I have to do frozen transfer in December, when do you usually start taking blood thinners medication before transfer? I am assuming I have to start very soon if needed?
FrancyItaly
in
Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
Bowel upset on Lansoprazole
I have been taking Lansoprazole along with Prednisolone as my doctor says I must as I am on
anticoagulants
(apixaban for afib). I have been on the drugs now since May this year but more recently been experiencing stomach/bowel problems. I am tapering and down to 5mg pred.
I have been taking Lansoprazole along with Prednisolone as my doctor says I must as I am on
anticoagulants
(apixaban for afib). I have been on the drugs now since May this year but more recently been experiencing stomach/bowel problems. I am tapering and down to 5mg pred.
Karendeena
in
PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
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Feeling a Bit Frightened and Anxious...
...and it's not even me. Tom, my husband of 50 years, is hitting a wobbly patch so I feel like sharing or offloading - so thanks for listening. His 'widow maker' heart attack was in February and the brilliant emergency services had him whisked away and stented (4) all within a few hours, home again
...and it's not even me. Tom, my husband of 50 years, is hitting a wobbly patch so I feel like sharing or offloading - so thanks for listening. His 'widow maker' heart attack was in February and the brilliant emergency services had him whisked away and stented (4) all within a few hours, home again
cherrabah
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Pregnancy/delivery (in particular c sections) and blood thinners
Hi ladies, I'm currently 23 weeks pregnant and so far so good. I have APS and FVL so I'm on 2 dalteparin 5000 injections and a mini aspirin a day. I am looking to hear your experiences of childbirth on blood thinners, specifically women who have had c sections. Were epidurals or spinal taps a problem
Hi ladies, I'm currently 23 weeks pregnant and so far so good. I have APS and FVL so I'm on 2 dalteparin 5000 injections and a mini aspirin a day. I am looking to hear your experiences of childbirth on blood thinners, specifically women who have had c sections. Were epidurals or spinal taps a problem
Bella_Bee
in
Pregnancy and Parenting Support
3 years ago
Pregnancy and delivery with APS
Hi ladies, I'm currently 23 weeks pregnant and so far so good. I have APS and FVL so I'm on 2 dalteparin 5000 injections and a mini aspirin a day. I am looking to hear your experiences of childbirth on blood thinners, specifically women who had c sections. Were epidurals a problem? Were you asked to
Hi ladies, I'm currently 23 weeks pregnant and so far so good. I have APS and FVL so I'm on 2 dalteparin 5000 injections and a mini aspirin a day. I am looking to hear your experiences of childbirth on blood thinners, specifically women who had c sections. Were epidurals a problem? Were you asked to
Bella_Bee
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
3 years ago
Apixoban & Alipurinol
Should my husband be taking both Apixoban for AF and Alipurinol for Gout as they’re both
anticoagulants
? His legs and abdomen are getting very swollen, spongy but solid like a memory foam pillow. Looking for answers please xxx
Should my husband be taking both Apixoban for AF and Alipurinol for Gout as they’re both
anticoagulants
? His legs and abdomen are getting very swollen, spongy but solid like a memory foam pillow. Looking for answers please xxx
Dusty_Trainline
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Pain management and blood thinners
Have problems with OA of knees, Trochanteric bursitis for which I had a steroid inj in August and Sacro-iliac joint problems arising from old slipped disc for which nothing can be done unfortunately. Although I go to an osteo almost weekly I usually rely on Ibuprofen to keep the pain at bay along with
Have problems with OA of knees, Trochanteric bursitis for which I had a steroid inj in August and Sacro-iliac joint problems arising from old slipped disc for which nothing can be done unfortunately. Although I go to an osteo almost weekly I usually rely on Ibuprofen to keep the pain at bay along with
hausjac
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Awaiting Cardioversion for Afib and views sought on best treatment thereafter.
Hi everyone - I’m new here and seeking to benefit from the experience of others. I’ve just turned 55, Male. My historyis as follows. I was diagnosed with atrial flutter in sept 19 and had cardioversion end of Oct 19 followed by a successful right atrium ablation end of Dec 19. I was told statistically
Hi everyone - I’m new here and seeking to benefit from the experience of others. I’ve just turned 55, Male. My historyis as follows. I was diagnosed with atrial flutter in sept 19 and had cardioversion end of Oct 19 followed by a successful right atrium ablation end of Dec 19. I was told statistically
Paul5851
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Aspirin
When I was having my booster vaccine I mentioned to the GP (the head of the practice who is very well thought of) that I was not taking an anticoagulant. He said that I should do, but if I was not willing to I should take an aspirin every day. I thought that studies in Europe showed that this
When I was having my booster vaccine I mentioned to the GP (the head of the practice who is very well thought of) that I was not taking an anticoagulant. He said that I should do, but if I was not willing to I should take an aspirin every day. I thought that studies in Europe showed that this
Hidden
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Venous thromboembolism in metastatic castration-resistant cancer patients
Note that nattokinase dissolves clots, whereas
anticoagulants
increase clotting times. -Patrick [1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34605002/ Int J Cancer . 2021 Oct 3. doi: 10.1002/ijc.33834. Online ahead of print.
Note that nattokinase dissolves clots, whereas
anticoagulants
increase clotting times. -Patrick [1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34605002/ Int J Cancer . 2021 Oct 3. doi: 10.1002/ijc.33834. Online ahead of print.
pjoshea13
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Heart Rate and AF
Hi my heart rate zoomed up to over 130 normally around 57. Was in AE all day on monitor. They managed to get it back down. Increased Bisoprolol to 2.5mg. Suggested going on a blood thinner. Not to keen about that. AF went haywire but not sure why. I had just been on antibiotics for bite infection. Has
Hi my heart rate zoomed up to over 130 normally around 57. Was in AE all day on monitor. They managed to get it back down. Increased Bisoprolol to 2.5mg. Suggested going on a blood thinner. Not to keen about that. AF went haywire but not sure why. I had just been on antibiotics for bite infection. Has
Leythersrus1
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Waiting for gp call
Called GP and waiting for their call. I remember during sigmoidoscopy the doctor asked if I have AF which I have and he said that you have a blood supply ruptured that could cause thrombosis. He also asked if I am on blood thinner medication which I am not. Biopsies x4 samples taken and attending histology
Called GP and waiting for their call. I remember during sigmoidoscopy the doctor asked if I have AF which I have and he said that you have a blood supply ruptured that could cause thrombosis. He also asked if I am on blood thinner medication which I am not. Biopsies x4 samples taken and attending histology
Hidden
in
IBS Network
3 years ago
PMR, steroids and atrial fibrillation.
evening after a meal I began to have irregular rapid beats which did not disappear and after an hour of these I spoke to 111 and paid a visit to my local ED where they diagnosed atrial fibrillation, gave me medication and when the rate came down to 100 bpm I was discharged with a hospital script for
anticoagulants
evening after a meal I began to have irregular rapid beats which did not disappear and after an hour of these I spoke to 111 and paid a visit to my local ED where they diagnosed atrial fibrillation, gave me medication and when the rate came down to 100 bpm I was discharged with a hospital script for
anticoagulants
Mack100
in
PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Next round
So on the 14th November I will be starting my ivf journey again!! I’m excited but also really worried 😟 they have increased my meds and also putting me on blood thinners anyone else had this plzzz
So on the 14th November I will be starting my ivf journey again!! I’m excited but also really worried 😟 they have increased my meds and also putting me on blood thinners anyone else had this plzzz
Hells18
in
Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
What now? Go for 3rd FET with DE or start again?
Just looking for advice. I have had 5 unsuccessful attempts with OE and so moved to DE. First transfer was fresh and I got a BFP. Unfortunately I miscarried at 6 weeks (was on blood thinners and steroids). Just had second cycle with FET which resulted in a BFN. I have one embryo in the freezer. Is it
Just looking for advice. I have had 5 unsuccessful attempts with OE and so moved to DE. First transfer was fresh and I got a BFP. Unfortunately I miscarried at 6 weeks (was on blood thinners and steroids). Just had second cycle with FET which resulted in a BFN. I have one embryo in the freezer. Is it
Kmcdon
in
Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
For those with secondary APS
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.docwirenews.com/vte-knowledge-hub/effectiveness-and-safety-of-the-direct-oral-
anticoagulants
-in-non-triple-positive-antiphospholipid-syndrome-without-prior-arterial-thromboembolism/amp/
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.docwirenews.com/vte-knowledge-hub/effectiveness-and-safety-of-the-direct-oral-
anticoagulants
-in-non-triple-positive-antiphospholipid-syndrome-without-prior-arterial-thromboembolism/amp/
Roarah
in
LUPUS UK
3 years ago
Today is #WorldStrokeDay
We have several booklets and factsheets to help people with #AtrialFibrillation understand the link between AF and stroke, and the need to protect against AF-related stroke with anticoagulation. For more information, you can contact us on info@afa.org.uk or visit : https://www.heartrhythmalliance.org
We have several booklets and factsheets to help people with #AtrialFibrillation understand the link between AF and stroke, and the need to protect against AF-related stroke with anticoagulation. For more information, you can contact us on info@afa.org.uk or visit : https://www.heartrhythmalliance.org
TracyAdmin
Partner
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Watchman Device
I was diagnosed with afib only one time during a routine checkup. It was never found again. I even bought an afib detector that I test myself 3x a day. I have never had any symptoms. With that said, I realize afib is a progressive type of issue. In view that I have great cholesterol numbers and nothing
I was diagnosed with afib only one time during a routine checkup. It was never found again. I even bought an afib detector that I test myself 3x a day. I have never had any symptoms. With that said, I realize afib is a progressive type of issue. In view that I have great cholesterol numbers and nothing
MrGC314
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Nosebleed
Hi members seeking help as usual. I just had a severe nosebleed requiring hospital admission and very painful procedures. They were blaming my anticoagulant (I have been on it without any problems for 8 years) but I had my booster 48 hours before is this significant. I have never had a nosebleed before
Hi members seeking help as usual. I just had a severe nosebleed requiring hospital admission and very painful procedures. They were blaming my anticoagulant (I have been on it without any problems for 8 years) but I had my booster 48 hours before is this significant. I have never had a nosebleed before
hollymae
in
MPN Voice
3 years ago
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