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Residual risk of stroke after anticoagation in AF may not be due to the AF
may stop AF related strokes completely, and that a small number of AF patients on
anticoagulants
may have a stroke for other reasons.
may stop AF related strokes completely, and that a small number of AF patients on
anticoagulants
may have a stroke for other reasons.
Hidden
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AF Association
3 years ago
Fatigue
I've had two eye strokes, my first 18 months ago, my second 4 weeks ago. This is when the blood supply to your retina is blocked briefly in one eye causing loss of vision in one eye. Mine lasted around 15/20 minutes. After the second one I was put onto Clopidogrel blood thinners and Antorvastatin cholesterol
I've had two eye strokes, my first 18 months ago, my second 4 weeks ago. This is when the blood supply to your retina is blocked briefly in one eye causing loss of vision in one eye. Mine lasted around 15/20 minutes. After the second one I was put onto Clopidogrel blood thinners and Antorvastatin cholesterol
HenryRoot
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
One month since HA still not been seen by cardiology
Hi, I am still in a state of panic, got paramedics out last night due to back pain, had a panic attack, they didn’t find anything above and beyond what I know. I am so desperate for an echocardiogram, I am thinking of paying for one. I feel totally let down. To be told you’ve had a heart attack and then
Hi, I am still in a state of panic, got paramedics out last night due to back pain, had a panic attack, they didn’t find anything above and beyond what I know. I am so desperate for an echocardiogram, I am thinking of paying for one. I feel totally let down. To be told you’ve had a heart attack and then
Mollusc
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
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Wanted to ask as I am new here:) thank you x
Hi everyone xxx I am new here but I love this forum as it’s been a great help and support to me. I am Icelandic but live in the Uk with husband and children 🌸so sorry if there is any bad English writing here 🙈 I had my ablation 7 weeks ago and slowly getting better overal. Still feel tired and have
Hi everyone xxx I am new here but I love this forum as it’s been a great help and support to me. I am Icelandic but live in the Uk with husband and children 🌸so sorry if there is any bad English writing here 🙈 I had my ablation 7 weeks ago and slowly getting better overal. Still feel tired and have
Sigi1
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AF Association
3 years ago
PMR AND BLOOD CLOTTING
I have had PMR since December 2020, put on steroids 5th January. I now have very high blood pressure (often over 200) and am also often tachycardic. Waiting to see a cardiologist. I do a voluntary antibody test for two universities which involves pricking my finger. Usually no problem with blood flow
I have had PMR since December 2020, put on steroids 5th January. I now have very high blood pressure (often over 200) and am also often tachycardic. Waiting to see a cardiologist. I do a voluntary antibody test for two universities which involves pricking my finger. Usually no problem with blood flow
Hirondelle
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
New here, difficulty getting diagnosed - advice/similar experiences most welcome!
Hello, I am hoping someone may have had a similar experience to me and may have some advice... I am 48 and started experiencing palpitations in January of this year. When my partner feels my pulse, he will feel it miss a beat and at the same time I feel a judder/flutter in my chest. I don't experience
Hello, I am hoping someone may have had a similar experience to me and may have some advice... I am 48 and started experiencing palpitations in January of this year. When my partner feels my pulse, he will feel it miss a beat and at the same time I feel a judder/flutter in my chest. I don't experience
TurquoiseLagoon
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Arrhythmia Alliance
3 years ago
Why haven’t I been examined?
After my HA was finally confirmed in a retrospective ecg, I have been put on blood thinners and beta blockers which have slowed my heart rate alarmingly (it’s only 60 without them). I haven’t been seen by a cardiology department or investigated further , so am scared what has caused it and have been
After my HA was finally confirmed in a retrospective ecg, I have been put on blood thinners and beta blockers which have slowed my heart rate alarmingly (it’s only 60 without them). I haven’t been seen by a cardiology department or investigated further , so am scared what has caused it and have been
Mollusc
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Pre assessment thoughts
PRE ASSESSMENT THOUGHTS October 2020 i received a letter that my transplant assesment will take place early November.Wow that was quick!Later i got a call and all the information in the letter was explained in detail.I will have to stay in King’s acomodation for a few days while all the tests will
PRE ASSESSMENT THOUGHTS October 2020 i received a letter that my transplant assesment will take place early November.Wow that was quick!Later i got a call and all the information in the letter was explained in detail.I will have to stay in King’s acomodation for a few days while all the tests will
Indre123
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Hello
Hi, new to this forum. Just found out I had a heart attack from an ecg. Paramedics said I hadn’t had one as ecg was perfect when they came out. Follow up ecg found damage. Always been healthy ,I am 62 and this has caused such a shock to me I am wracked with anxiety and not sleeping. Took 2 weeks for
Hi, new to this forum. Just found out I had a heart attack from an ecg. Paramedics said I hadn’t had one as ecg was perfect when they came out. Follow up ecg found damage. Always been healthy ,I am 62 and this has caused such a shock to me I am wracked with anxiety and not sleeping. Took 2 weeks for
Mollusc
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Who’s not on Blood thinners and In and out of AF ?
Anyone on here not in permanent AF, under 60 and not on blood thinners ? I’m 50 I go in an out of AFIB about 3 times a week I have no other co morbidities so I score zero re stroke risk . But it drives me nuts the thought of it every time I come out of AFIB ? So just wondering if anyone else was
Anyone on here not in permanent AF, under 60 and not on blood thinners ? I’m 50 I go in an out of AFIB about 3 times a week I have no other co morbidities so I score zero re stroke risk . But it drives me nuts the thought of it every time I come out of AFIB ? So just wondering if anyone else was
mjm1971
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AF Association
3 years ago
Changing anticoagulants.
Has anyone else had bleeding problems when switching from warfarin to xarelto? My INR’s have been all over the map and my Dr. decided to put me on xarelto when my INR came down to 2.2. I stopped the warfarin and started taking 20mg of xarelto a day and after 2 doses I started seeing blood in my urine
Has anyone else had bleeding problems when switching from warfarin to xarelto? My INR’s have been all over the map and my Dr. decided to put me on xarelto when my INR came down to 2.2. I stopped the warfarin and started taking 20mg of xarelto a day and after 2 doses I started seeing blood in my urine
elkhunter
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AF Association
3 years ago
Paul's update
The consultant said there's no need for me to go back on
anticoagulants
- wot ??? Of course there is and I did insist with my heart acting up like this. They took me off flec as they said this 'could' be the cause. Personally I would like to stay on it / take a beta blocker and anticoagulant.
The consultant said there's no need for me to go back on
anticoagulants
- wot ??? Of course there is and I did insist with my heart acting up like this. They took me off flec as they said this 'could' be the cause. Personally I would like to stay on it / take a beta blocker and anticoagulant.
Paulbounce
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Why anticoagulants for a month before the ablation ?
Hi all. I’ve had calls off the hospital asking me to start on abixapan before I have my ablation. I understand the abixapan helps reduce clot risk. But why for 4 weeks or so before and after ? Also I don’t have a date yet for the ablation it could. Be nov or December and don’t want to be in them for
Hi all. I’ve had calls off the hospital asking me to start on abixapan before I have my ablation. I understand the abixapan helps reduce clot risk. But why for 4 weeks or so before and after ? Also I don’t have a date yet for the ablation it could. Be nov or December and don’t want to be in them for
Lenlec
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Researchers find 10-minute add-on heart surgery cuts stroke risk by one-third
The randomized trial is expected to collect at least two years of data on non-vitamin K antagonist oral
anticoagulants
, or NOACs, such as the blockbuster drugs Eliquis, Xarelto and Pradaxa, among patients with atrial fibrillation.
The randomized trial is expected to collect at least two years of data on non-vitamin K antagonist oral
anticoagulants
, or NOACs, such as the blockbuster drugs Eliquis, Xarelto and Pradaxa, among patients with atrial fibrillation.
seasider18
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
ACC 2021: Researchers find 10-minute add-on heart surgery cuts stroke risk by one-third
The randomized trial is expected to collect at least two years of data on non-vitamin K antagonist oral
anticoagulants
, or NOACs, such as the blockbuster drugs Eliquis, Xarelto and Pradaxa, among patients with atrial fibrillation.
The randomized trial is expected to collect at least two years of data on non-vitamin K antagonist oral
anticoagulants
, or NOACs, such as the blockbuster drugs Eliquis, Xarelto and Pradaxa, among patients with atrial fibrillation.
seasider18
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
ANA negative but tested positive for LA and smooth muscle antibodies
Hi all, After 5 years of going back and forth to rheumy with joint and muscle pain, loss of hair leading to patches of baldness and a discoid looking rash called jesners lymphocytic infiltrate and extreme fatigue and being told I am ana negative after three times was really disheartening. It took
Hi all, After 5 years of going back and forth to rheumy with joint and muscle pain, loss of hair leading to patches of baldness and a discoid looking rash called jesners lymphocytic infiltrate and extreme fatigue and being told I am ana negative after three times was really disheartening. It took
Anothermember11
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LUPUS UK
3 years ago
How long does the effect of having a catheter ablation last?
always had in mind i would have it before 65.My question is however how long does the effect of having a catheter ablation last once the AF is under control following the proceedure.To date i have never really seen the necessity to go for the op if i can manage without it,however i am not keen on taking
anticoagulants
always had in mind i would have it before 65.My question is however how long does the effect of having a catheter ablation last once the AF is under control following the proceedure.To date i have never really seen the necessity to go for the op if i can manage without it,however i am not keen on taking
anticoagulants
highbury44
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Anticoagulants
I’ve procrastinated for sometime over taking
anticoagulants
. I. Have PAF and I’m an active person. I’m concerned about spontaneous bleeding etc . Any thoughts please . I fully understand NICE recommendations but real life views would be appreciated please .
I’ve procrastinated for sometime over taking
anticoagulants
. I. Have PAF and I’m an active person. I’m concerned about spontaneous bleeding etc . Any thoughts please . I fully understand NICE recommendations but real life views would be appreciated please .
kalgs
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AF Association
3 years ago
Nosebleeds whilst on Clobidogrel
Yesterday I ended up in A & E with a nosebleed that took over an hour to stop. It seemed more like a haemorrhage to me, as there was blood all over my kitchen and bathroom sinks and floors, plus spots on my carpets. I tried to plug my nostrils with cotton wool, but it was saturated in a matter of moments
Yesterday I ended up in A & E with a nosebleed that took over an hour to stop. It seemed more like a haemorrhage to me, as there was blood all over my kitchen and bathroom sinks and floors, plus spots on my carpets. I tried to plug my nostrils with cotton wool, but it was saturated in a matter of moments
Musicl
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Anticoagulants risky ?
So are
anticoagulants
risky?
So are
anticoagulants
risky?
Pearipile-55
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AF Association
3 years ago
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