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Pulmonary embolism
I have two large blood clots, one in each lung, pulmonary embolism. I was in hospital for two days and had heparin injections. I have not seen a doctor since. My blood pressure tablets were stopped. I was on blood thinners following a stroke but these have been changed. I feel I should be getting clot
I have two large blood clots, one in each lung, pulmonary embolism. I was in hospital for two days and had heparin injections. I have not seen a doctor since. My blood pressure tablets were stopped. I was on blood thinners following a stroke but these have been changed. I feel I should be getting clot
Frances999
in
Care Community
4 years ago
ANTICOAGULANTS - HOW LONG ARE PEOPLE ON THEM AFTER STENTS
I have been on
anticoagulants
since I had my stent put in last year in July. Since then I have only see the cardiologist once because of the Covid. The prescription comes to an end in October. I am very pleased with that as I hate them. The make me feel quite ill.
I have been on
anticoagulants
since I had my stent put in last year in July. Since then I have only see the cardiologist once because of the Covid. The prescription comes to an end in October. I am very pleased with that as I hate them. The make me feel quite ill.
Surreychica_1
in
British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Blood thinner meds causing unbearable PMR swelling and pain
Diagnosed with PMR after back surgery 2.5 years ago. Also had deep vein thrombosis, and again after hip replacement a year ago. Tried Xarelto and Eliquis and both caused intolerable pain and immobility within two days. Had to stay in rehab for 3 weeks after hip surgery to force myself to stay on warfarin
Diagnosed with PMR after back surgery 2.5 years ago. Also had deep vein thrombosis, and again after hip replacement a year ago. Tried Xarelto and Eliquis and both caused intolerable pain and immobility within two days. Had to stay in rehab for 3 weeks after hip surgery to force myself to stay on warfarin
AdoptMeow
in
PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
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Blood thinners
One week ago I ended up in hospital with a clot in my lung. I’ve been put on blood thinners and will be on these for 6 months. Can anyone tell me if they are left feeling very tired and weak, and if so how long does this last for. I am also extremely breathless, I do have copd and bronciectasis and seem
One week ago I ended up in hospital with a clot in my lung. I’ve been put on blood thinners and will be on these for 6 months. Can anyone tell me if they are left feeling very tired and weak, and if so how long does this last for. I am also extremely breathless, I do have copd and bronciectasis and seem
breslin
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Clexane
Has anyone started Clexane from day 2 of cycle and had a successful pregnancy? I have Antiphospholipid syndrome but none of the symptoms. I have had two miscarriages and 3 unsuccessful rounds of ivf. My question is should I start clexane so early on? Most people seem to start it from transfer day. My
Has anyone started Clexane from day 2 of cycle and had a successful pregnancy? I have Antiphospholipid syndrome but none of the symptoms. I have had two miscarriages and 3 unsuccessful rounds of ivf. My question is should I start clexane so early on? Most people seem to start it from transfer day. My
Amberwell5
in
Fertility, Miscarriage & IVF Support
4 years ago
Anticoagulants and menopause
Have any women taken
anticoagulants
and gone through the whole of menopause whilst taking them? If so, would they mind sharing if being on
anticoagulants
was an issue or any menopausal symptoms were different (either better or worse) due to this? Thanks in advance!
Have any women taken
anticoagulants
and gone through the whole of menopause whilst taking them? If so, would they mind sharing if being on
anticoagulants
was an issue or any menopausal symptoms were different (either better or worse) due to this? Thanks in advance!
travelfanatic
in
Anticoagulation Support
4 years ago
PLEASE CONTRIBUTE TO THE FOLLOWING RESEARCH
AF Anticoagulant Medicines Research to Improve AF Patient Advice As a patient rep for Wessex AHSN and an AF Patient Support Group Coordinator, I am asking for your participation please in the following research. It is part of a collaborative project between Wessex Academic Health Science Network (WAHSN
AF Anticoagulant Medicines Research to Improve AF Patient Advice As a patient rep for Wessex AHSN and an AF Patient Support Group Coordinator, I am asking for your participation please in the following research. It is part of a collaborative project between Wessex Academic Health Science Network (WAHSN
Kempsh0tt
in
Anticoagulation Support
4 years ago
Is F3 fibrosis a liver problem/illness regarding taking other medications?
I am suffering acute gastritis presumably from recently being prescribed blood thinners Asprin and Clopidogrel Despite being on Lansoperazole already Read the information for these and it says not for those with liver illness or liver problem. I asked my GP and they said F3 fibrosis doesn’t count as
I am suffering acute gastritis presumably from recently being prescribed blood thinners Asprin and Clopidogrel Despite being on Lansoperazole already Read the information for these and it says not for those with liver illness or liver problem. I asked my GP and they said F3 fibrosis doesn’t count as
ForestCat7
in
British Liver Trust
4 years ago
Four Months on from Ablation #1
So my first ablation took place on the 10 of July and from the outset I suspected it would be at least a two part procedure. I am now booked in for a second procedure on the 20th of November. My arrhythmia now has a lot more in common with Atrial Flutter than "Normal " Afib. This means that it tends
So my first ablation took place on the 10 of July and from the outset I suspected it would be at least a two part procedure. I am now booked in for a second procedure on the 20th of November. My arrhythmia now has a lot more in common with Atrial Flutter than "Normal " Afib. This means that it tends
Sfhmgusa
in
AF Association
4 years ago
ADVICE PLEASE: Has anyone here taken steroids during a frozen embryo transfer?
So, after over six months of waiting, insisting and to-ing and fro-ing , my fertility clinic has agreed to prescribe me steroids for the frozen embryo transfer of our one and only frozen euploid embryo. Over the last five years i have had two miscarriages (after getting naturally pregnant) and four
So, after over six months of waiting, insisting and to-ing and fro-ing , my fertility clinic has agreed to prescribe me steroids for the frozen embryo transfer of our one and only frozen euploid embryo. Over the last five years i have had two miscarriages (after getting naturally pregnant) and four
Bettyjoy
in
Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
*sensitive - picture attached
I don't even know what title to add to my post... I been a mess after my frozen transfer. Did not feel well at all, I was in pain most of the time. As you can see on my attached picture our beautiful embryo implanted but I wasn't happy not even for 2 seconds because of the failures that we had on our
I don't even know what title to add to my post... I been a mess after my frozen transfer. Did not feel well at all, I was in pain most of the time. As you can see on my attached picture our beautiful embryo implanted but I wasn't happy not even for 2 seconds because of the failures that we had on our
Ranchu90
in
Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
Medication induced cirrhosis
Hello. Just wondered if anyone with liver disease/cirrhosis has experienced brain fog/pressure headaches when taking prescribed medication for a while. I was diagnosed with NAFLD a few years ago, although how severe I do no know, but in the last 3 months I was prescribed a blood thinner for a clot,
Hello. Just wondered if anyone with liver disease/cirrhosis has experienced brain fog/pressure headaches when taking prescribed medication for a while. I was diagnosed with NAFLD a few years ago, although how severe I do no know, but in the last 3 months I was prescribed a blood thinner for a clot,
Uk1011
in
British Liver Trust
4 years ago
Putting off the anticoagulants
I have my prescription but have not been able to take the
anticoagulants
. I have a chas score 2 (simply - female and 71). My last AF episode was over a month ago (I don’t appear to have silent ones but dramatic ones), with three a month before that and two four years earlier.
I have my prescription but have not been able to take the
anticoagulants
. I have a chas score 2 (simply - female and 71). My last AF episode was over a month ago (I don’t appear to have silent ones but dramatic ones), with three a month before that and two four years earlier.
Hidden
in
AF Association
4 years ago
Hydrea de
We can have this but of course when you take blood thinners, you have to speak about it to your doctor. Maybe you have to take shots in stead of pills. Grt
We can have this but of course when you take blood thinners, you have to speak about it to your doctor. Maybe you have to take shots in stead of pills. Grt
lhasedoglover
in
MPN Voice
4 years ago
Coming off anticoagulant ready for ablation
I’m having an ablation next Friday. I haven’t been told to come off my anticoagulant. Have many of you stayed on it during ablation?
I’m having an ablation next Friday. I haven’t been told to come off my anticoagulant. Have many of you stayed on it during ablation?
maria68
in
AF Association
4 years ago
Blue toe syndrome
Re Blue Toe Syndrome. I have been on Apixaban for 4 years now and only had 2 bouts of AF , fingers crossed. I have however had a terrible week, 2 of my toes have gone blue with a small plaque breaking off and blocking the blood supply. The pain is agonising. There is some thought it could be related
Re Blue Toe Syndrome. I have been on Apixaban for 4 years now and only had 2 bouts of AF , fingers crossed. I have however had a terrible week, 2 of my toes have gone blue with a small plaque breaking off and blocking the blood supply. The pain is agonising. There is some thought it could be related
Cabert
in
AF Association
4 years ago
PUPO - my first FET ✅
I had my transfer done yesterday. It is my first FET as I only had 2 fresh in the past. We decided to transfer 1 embryo 5AB that was hatching, our best graded embryo that is PGS tested. I was pleasantly surprised to see my embryo in a dish, my heart just melted. It is so, so small I was shocked! They
I had my transfer done yesterday. It is my first FET as I only had 2 fresh in the past. We decided to transfer 1 embryo 5AB that was hatching, our best graded embryo that is PGS tested. I was pleasantly surprised to see my embryo in a dish, my heart just melted. It is so, so small I was shocked! They
Ranchu90
in
Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
So sick
Belindalore here. Just laying around today. No energy to do anything. Almost went back over to the hospital but didn't. Just a waste of time. Drs don't believe anything about the horrible side effects I'm having taking this poison Eliquis. I honestly don't know how much longer I can do this. I'm so
Belindalore here. Just laying around today. No energy to do anything. Almost went back over to the hospital but didn't. Just a waste of time. Drs don't believe anything about the horrible side effects I'm having taking this poison Eliquis. I honestly don't know how much longer I can do this. I'm so
belindalore
in
AF Association
4 years ago
Vagus nerve
Trying not to think about the loss of my friend and trying to think about something else for awhile. I see him everywhere. It's hard. Thank you all again for your prayers and condolences. You are all amazing people. Just was wondering. We talk about the vagus nerve being a cause for Afib. I believe
Trying not to think about the loss of my friend and trying to think about something else for awhile. I see him everywhere. It's hard. Thank you all again for your prayers and condolences. You are all amazing people. Just was wondering. We talk about the vagus nerve being a cause for Afib. I believe
belindalore
in
AF Association
4 years ago
When will the medical system wake up
It's 4 am here in Florida. I can't sleep. Back to taking the Eliquis since being in the hospital has put me back to square one. As I couldn't follow my personal protocol I had at home taking my supplements and whatnot. I had the tests and blood work and you know what. I was expecting them to be negative
It's 4 am here in Florida. I can't sleep. Back to taking the Eliquis since being in the hospital has put me back to square one. As I couldn't follow my personal protocol I had at home taking my supplements and whatnot. I had the tests and blood work and you know what. I was expecting them to be negative
belindalore
in
AF Association
4 years ago
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