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Since I stopped the
anticoagulants
I began to exercise. I did it slowly walking for 15 minutes and so on until I started to do an hour and that is when I notice my joints were beginning to ache and they got worse and worse and also I got so stiff after sitting.
Since I stopped the
anticoagulants
I began to exercise. I did it slowly walking for 15 minutes and so on until I started to do an hour and that is when I notice my joints were beginning to ache and they got worse and worse and also I got so stiff after sitting.
Surreychica_1
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AF Association
3 years ago
Cognitive dysfunction and associated neuroimaging biomarkers in antiphospholipid syndrome: a systematic review
Rheumatology (Oxford) . 2021 May 18;keab452. doi: 10.1093/rheumatology/keab452. Online ahead of print. Cognitive dysfunction and associated neuroimaging biomarkers in antiphospholipid syndrome: a systematic review Claire Donnellan 1, Hannah Cohen 2, David J Werring 3 Affiliations expand PMID: 34003972
Rheumatology (Oxford) . 2021 May 18;keab452. doi: 10.1093/rheumatology/keab452. Online ahead of print. Cognitive dysfunction and associated neuroimaging biomarkers in antiphospholipid syndrome: a systematic review Claire Donnellan 1, Hannah Cohen 2, David J Werring 3 Affiliations expand PMID: 34003972
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LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
3 years ago
Bad Anxiety
Hello new on here. So I'll get straight to it. About 4 weeks ago I was diagnosed with AF (Atrial Fibrillation) My Doctor put me on beta blockers and eventually Blood thinners and blood pressure tablets. I am 52 and everything was fine for about 2 weeks. I was off sick from work when out of nowhere I
Hello new on here. So I'll get straight to it. About 4 weeks ago I was diagnosed with AF (Atrial Fibrillation) My Doctor put me on beta blockers and eventually Blood thinners and blood pressure tablets. I am 52 and everything was fine for about 2 weeks. I was off sick from work when out of nowhere I
fatchap69
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Anxiety and Depression Support
3 years ago
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Amiodarone .... ahead of potential cv (part two)
Thank you so much for the replies regarding this drug they have been so useful and I am very grateful thanks, my next question is anyone aware of an alternative to this drug which may have less serious side effects or is it possible to have a cv without meds other than blood thinners please? Thanks
Thank you so much for the replies regarding this drug they have been so useful and I am very grateful thanks, my next question is anyone aware of an alternative to this drug which may have less serious side effects or is it possible to have a cv without meds other than blood thinners please? Thanks
DDYTCC
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AF Association
3 years ago
Warfarin and alcohol
Hi all, Eighteen months ago my cardiologist suggested I stop drinking. My surgeon told me this was unnecessary. Out of an abundance of caution, I took my cardiologist's advice. Now nine months post-surgery and with the lockdown ending I'm kind of thinking a glass or two or, occasionally, three or four
Hi all, Eighteen months ago my cardiologist suggested I stop drinking. My surgeon told me this was unnecessary. Out of an abundance of caution, I took my cardiologist's advice. Now nine months post-surgery and with the lockdown ending I'm kind of thinking a glass or two or, occasionally, three or four
Tickertalker
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Tooth Extraction
I have a broken tooth that needs extraction, problem is that I had a HA in Dec 20 and two stents in LAD. Now on blood thinners and beta blockers and statins for at least one year. Has anyone had had a tooth extracted whilst on these tablets?
I have a broken tooth that needs extraction, problem is that I had a HA in Dec 20 and two stents in LAD. Now on blood thinners and beta blockers and statins for at least one year. Has anyone had had a tooth extracted whilst on these tablets?
Walking_Cycling
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Bug bite reaction
Anyone have an adverse reaction to bug bites since being on an anticoagulant. If you had a Covid vaccination did you also notice any adverse reactions to bug bites. I’m trying to understand why I’m reacting the way I am.
Anyone have an adverse reaction to bug bites since being on an anticoagulant. If you had a Covid vaccination did you also notice any adverse reactions to bug bites. I’m trying to understand why I’m reacting the way I am.
Bucerias
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AF Association
3 years ago
Advice please
Hi I just wanted to ask if you have high thyroid peroxidase antibodies it usually means that you might have high nk cells. For those people that take a combination of thyroxine, blood thinners, eg clexane, aspirin and corticosteroids eg prednisolone were you put on these meds by your ivf clinic to stabilise
Hi I just wanted to ask if you have high thyroid peroxidase antibodies it usually means that you might have high nk cells. For those people that take a combination of thyroxine, blood thinners, eg clexane, aspirin and corticosteroids eg prednisolone were you put on these meds by your ivf clinic to stabilise
weekitty
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Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
Pramipexole withdrawal and Temgesic update
Hi to everyone. It's now been 4 months since I took any pramipexole and I'm currently taking 4 x 200mcg Temgesic each evening. I now know that I had augmented badly on the prami and the great news is that my daytime symptoms have virtually stopped and the awful RLS in my arms has virtually gone. It's
Hi to everyone. It's now been 4 months since I took any pramipexole and I'm currently taking 4 x 200mcg Temgesic each evening. I now know that I had augmented badly on the prami and the great news is that my daytime symptoms have virtually stopped and the awful RLS in my arms has virtually gone. It's
puzzler1
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
Medication
I have AF no symptoms had 6. years I’m 72 and am on epsoratin and blood thinner . I got a bit worried when a relation said doesn’t the body get used to meds and they stop working .Any experience of that
I have AF no symptoms had 6. years I’m 72 and am on epsoratin and blood thinner . I got a bit worried when a relation said doesn’t the body get used to meds and they stop working .Any experience of that
olqp
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AF Association
3 years ago
Warning CBD oil and blood thinners
I started taking CBD oil for my RLS recently. I did not do enough research regarding the side effects. The CBD oil worked great. I took it twice and got 2 nights of uninterrupted sleep. On the morning of the third day I experienced a lot of pressure behind my eye. Within a minute I noticed that the
I started taking CBD oil for my RLS recently. I did not do enough research regarding the side effects. The CBD oil worked great. I took it twice and got 2 nights of uninterrupted sleep. On the morning of the third day I experienced a lot of pressure behind my eye. Within a minute I noticed that the
BAB97TIE
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
Bleed behind eye
Possible causes could be torn retina, diabetes or possibly taking
anticoagulants
. The cobwebs are still there and I will need to have laser removal. I don't have diabetes and I don't think the retina is torn. What can I do?
Possible causes could be torn retina, diabetes or possibly taking
anticoagulants
. The cobwebs are still there and I will need to have laser removal. I don't have diabetes and I don't think the retina is torn. What can I do?
Jeans1234
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AF Association
3 years ago
5 times larger stroke risk
I suffer on AF for maybe 15 years (68 now, male), but because of having very mild symptoms, never went to see a doctor and never was prescribed medication, including
anticoagulants
.
I suffer on AF for maybe 15 years (68 now, male), but because of having very mild symptoms, never went to see a doctor and never was prescribed medication, including
anticoagulants
.
Hidden
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AF Association
3 years ago
On warfarin and test strips being cut
Just had my GP surgery on the phone, stating they need to save money and want to stop prescribing the Coaguchek test strips for my INR machine that I use at home myself. I wasn’t very happy as I’ve kept my INR in range in between pharmacy appointments over the last 7 years, by doing weekly tests -
Just had my GP surgery on the phone, stating they need to save money and want to stop prescribing the Coaguchek test strips for my INR machine that I use at home myself. I wasn’t very happy as I’ve kept my INR in range in between pharmacy appointments over the last 7 years, by doing weekly tests -
Infinity99
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Anticoagulation Support
3 years ago
Blood Thinners and CLL
I have MS and CLL, my Cardiologist suggested I be removed from blood thinners due to past PE's and DVT's. He said to talk to my Oncologist. Has anyone here had the same situation?
I have MS and CLL, my Cardiologist suggested I be removed from blood thinners due to past PE's and DVT's. He said to talk to my Oncologist. Has anyone here had the same situation?
MSGMP
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CLL Support
3 years ago
AF and Diverticular
I have AF (which seems to come about 6months intervals) Have been very anxious about taking anticoagulant, mainly because I suffer with Diverticular and really concerned would bring about a bleed from stomach.Does any one else suffer with this and takes
anticoagulants
?
I have AF (which seems to come about 6months intervals) Have been very anxious about taking anticoagulant, mainly because I suffer with Diverticular and really concerned would bring about a bleed from stomach.Does any one else suffer with this and takes
anticoagulants
?
Bekiebexs
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AF Association
3 years ago
reminder re tomorrow's meeting of surrey asg
We still have space if any one missed this- several have replied from health unlocked Dear All, I hope this finds you very well. Dr Subo Emanuel has kindly agreed to talk to us non ‘AntiCoagulation. AF and Primary Care’, Please note the change of time to 6.30pm. Dr Emanuel is researching anti-coagulation
We still have space if any one missed this- several have replied from health unlocked Dear All, I hope this finds you very well. Dr Subo Emanuel has kindly agreed to talk to us non ‘AntiCoagulation. AF and Primary Care’, Please note the change of time to 6.30pm. Dr Emanuel is researching anti-coagulation
rosyG
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AF Association
3 years ago
Avastin stopped due to blood clot, niraparib next
I went for my 4th avastin on Friday, but after waiting several hours had a surprise visit from my consultant, who told me my recent scan had picked up a blood clot in my left thigh/groin, so I couldn’t have treatment that day and it was being stopped altogether! I now have fragmin injections and an appt
I went for my 4th avastin on Friday, but after waiting several hours had a surprise visit from my consultant, who told me my recent scan had picked up a blood clot in my left thigh/groin, so I couldn’t have treatment that day and it was being stopped altogether! I now have fragmin injections and an appt
Artyrose
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My Ovacome
3 years ago
Edoxaban (Savaysa) gastrointestinal and other side effects
Edoxaban (Savaysa) side effects Hello everyone My beautiful mother (my heart) is 84 years old, and has been recently placed on anticoagulant, Eliquis, which she is not doing very well with, regarding side effects of massive diarrhea and bouts of UTI. She was previously prescribed Xarelto, which raised
Edoxaban (Savaysa) side effects Hello everyone My beautiful mother (my heart) is 84 years old, and has been recently placed on anticoagulant, Eliquis, which she is not doing very well with, regarding side effects of massive diarrhea and bouts of UTI. She was previously prescribed Xarelto, which raised
Blain
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AF Association
3 years ago
Blood clot in left lung following Covid and 50 days in ICU and on ventilator. What are treatment options and any similar experiences?
My sister (age 56) contracted covid at the end of Feb 2021 and spent 50 days on ventilator in ICU. Main isssue was impact on her lungs but no issue with other organs. With antibiotics, she responded well to varoius bacterial infections Towards end of this time she had a tracky and when well enough was
My sister (age 56) contracted covid at the end of Feb 2021 and spent 50 days on ventilator in ICU. Main isssue was impact on her lungs but no issue with other organs. With antibiotics, she responded well to varoius bacterial infections Towards end of this time she had a tracky and when well enough was
Beanyynwa
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ICUsteps
3 years ago
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