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BP mystery solved heads will roll!
A few days ago I posted on here regarding BP shooting up,and staying up . Around 190 to 200 systolic and 105 to 125 systolic.Thank you all for your fabulous support and information, where would I be without you all?! So many took the time to reply. Right. As I was told to revert to original dose of
A few days ago I posted on here regarding BP shooting up,and staying up . Around 190 to 200 systolic and 105 to 125 systolic.Thank you all for your fabulous support and information, where would I be without you all?! So many took the time to reply. Right. As I was told to revert to original dose of
wilsond
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AF Association
1 year ago
B12 result after 6 months…
Hi, So initially in October I was diagnosed with what they suspect to be pernicious anaemia, I had a negative IF test but due to me having diabetes and no other factors which could indicate why I was so low in B12 they put it down to me having pernicious anaemia. I had 6 loading doses after which my
Hi, So initially in October I was diagnosed with what they suspect to be pernicious anaemia, I had a negative IF test but due to me having diabetes and no other factors which could indicate why I was so low in B12 they put it down to me having pernicious anaemia. I had 6 loading doses after which my
Nikkim236
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 months ago
Anticoagulant for AF
I've seen some helpful posts on this site and I hope someone can help me further. I was recently diagnosed with AF but I don't have a fast heart rate. My pulse rarely gets to 59. My doctor has prescribed an anticoagulant (Eliquis) but I'm scared of taking it because of the side effects. I had two bleeding
I've seen some helpful posts on this site and I hope someone can help me further. I was recently diagnosed with AF but I don't have a fast heart rate. My pulse rarely gets to 59. My doctor has prescribed an anticoagulant (Eliquis) but I'm scared of taking it because of the side effects. I had two bleeding
Calypso76
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 months ago
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Carnosine as potential initial PCa treatment
Researchers have discovered that a naturally-occurring molecule could potentially be an effective first line of treatment against prostate cancer. Nottingham Trent University (NTU) scientists investigated the anti-cancer properties of carnosine, which can be produced in the body and is also found
Researchers have discovered that a naturally-occurring molecule could potentially be an effective first line of treatment against prostate cancer. Nottingham Trent University (NTU) scientists investigated the anti-cancer properties of carnosine, which can be produced in the body and is also found
Derf4223
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
B12 prescription cancelled by pharmacist
Hello - I was diagnosed with B12 deficiency around 15 years ago. My GP at the time said that I had Pernicious Anaemia and was unable to absorb B12 from my food. Apart from a gap in 2016 when my then GP said that I had too much B12 in my system, withdrew the injections for a year which resulted in my
Hello - I was diagnosed with B12 deficiency around 15 years ago. My GP at the time said that I had Pernicious Anaemia and was unable to absorb B12 from my food. Apart from a gap in 2016 when my then GP said that I had too much B12 in my system, withdrew the injections for a year which resulted in my
Willow404
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 months ago
Afib and PE
Hi I have already felt supported and informed by this group and wanted to share my experience in the hope I can continue to learn about my recent diagnoses. I am 67 and other than having COPD was in reasonable health even though I am a bit overweight and probably drink more wine than is good for me
Hi I have already felt supported and informed by this group and wanted to share my experience in the hope I can continue to learn about my recent diagnoses. I am 67 and other than having COPD was in reasonable health even though I am a bit overweight and probably drink more wine than is good for me
RockingRoxy
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 months ago
Gluten free and vegetarian- struggling for choices
Hi, I am diagnosed with coeliac disease and I am also vegetarian. I am struggling for choices, and feel my diet is very bland and I tend to repeat meals several times a week. Particularly eating out, or free-from sections in supermarkets are difficult. They seem to cater for both, but not the two combined
Hi, I am diagnosed with coeliac disease and I am also vegetarian. I am struggling for choices, and feel my diet is very bland and I tend to repeat meals several times a week. Particularly eating out, or free-from sections in supermarkets are difficult. They seem to cater for both, but not the two combined
lauram1978
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Gluten Free Guerrillas
8 months ago
overlap RA, medication?
I was Dx with overlap rheumatoid arthritis. I have had PBC for 15 years, controlled well by URSO. In terms of RA, rheumatologist says this really limits medications given so many of the standard RA medications can damage the liver. For now I am on steroids. Can anyone else in the PBC community speak
I was Dx with overlap rheumatoid arthritis. I have had PBC for 15 years, controlled well by URSO. In terms of RA, rheumatologist says this really limits medications given so many of the standard RA medications can damage the liver. For now I am on steroids. Can anyone else in the PBC community speak
CeeCee101
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PBC Foundation
5 months ago
Home Oxygen Therapy
I don't recall seeing this mentioned on here but was wondering if anyone had experiences of being discharged home with Oxygen after an ICU stay. I'm a month out of hospital (after a total stay of 8 months). I was discharged with a CPAP machine for OSA and prescribed 1l of oxygen at night whilst in the
I don't recall seeing this mentioned on here but was wondering if anyone had experiences of being discharged home with Oxygen after an ICU stay. I'm a month out of hospital (after a total stay of 8 months). I was discharged with a CPAP machine for OSA and prescribed 1l of oxygen at night whilst in the
CCXLI
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ICUsteps
4 months ago
Apple watch and Kardia questions
I saw my cardiologist yesterday and we have agree although no AF yet (maybe A flutter) on 24hr ECG getting a watch and maybe a kardia is a good idea. I am planning to buy the watch and the local apple shop ( Edinburgh UK) and wanted to ask a few questions before hand. Ive read some on what the watch
I saw my cardiologist yesterday and we have agree although no AF yet (maybe A flutter) on 24hr ECG getting a watch and maybe a kardia is a good idea. I am planning to buy the watch and the local apple shop ( Edinburgh UK) and wanted to ask a few questions before hand. Ive read some on what the watch
ainslie
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 months ago
metastatic prostate cancer
my dad has castrate resistant metastatic pc in bones- currently his psa is going up but his scans have been stable- he gets them Every three months- after Zytiga and xtandi are there still many treatments available- the scans were stable for over a year and he gets them Every three Months-
my dad has castrate resistant metastatic pc in bones- currently his psa is going up but his scans have been stable- he gets them Every three months- after Zytiga and xtandi are there still many treatments available- the scans were stable for over a year and he gets them Every three Months-
Chris52981
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
cardioversion
hi, I had my first Cardioversion at St Richards Chichester on 11th March. (First diagnosed early January but probably been in AF since Sept) It worked initially but reverted to AF very shortly after. Since watching the very helpful video interview on this site with Prof Gupta, now realise that most revert
hi, I had my first Cardioversion at St Richards Chichester on 11th March. (First diagnosed early January but probably been in AF since Sept) It worked initially but reverted to AF very shortly after. Since watching the very helpful video interview on this site with Prof Gupta, now realise that most revert
Ongreendolphinstreet
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 months ago
Heart problems
Has anybody else experienced heart problems with an MPN?I have been having heart palpitations and more severe breathlessness than usual for about 6 months. An x-ray showed an enlarged heart and I've been awaiting the results of an echocardiogram since January, but repeated calls to the hospital and
Has anybody else experienced heart problems with an MPN?I have been having heart palpitations and more severe breathlessness than usual for about 6 months. An x-ray showed an enlarged heart and I've been awaiting the results of an echocardiogram since January, but repeated calls to the hospital and
JP1952
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MPN Voice
4 months ago
Help me understand
I’m 32 next and since I was 25 I have had terrible joint pain and flare ups with terrible painful stiffness and swelling. Always in both my knees sometimes both my elbows all at the same time, I feel and ache all over with fatigue! I’ve been to the drs numerous times over the years with no help when
I’m 32 next and since I was 25 I have had terrible joint pain and flare ups with terrible painful stiffness and swelling. Always in both my knees sometimes both my elbows all at the same time, I feel and ache all over with fatigue! I’ve been to the drs numerous times over the years with no help when
Crazycatlady_101
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NRAS
5 months ago
PSA Bounce
Hello and happy New year distinguished gentlemen. I was wondering if I may please get your input on my latest PSA which bounced from 1.2 to 1.6. Why did this happen and is this something I should be concerned about? Thanks so much. Regards.
Hello and happy New year distinguished gentlemen. I was wondering if I may please get your input on my latest PSA which bounced from 1.2 to 1.6. Why did this happen and is this something I should be concerned about? Thanks so much. Regards.
caysary
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
COVID
I just tested positive for COVID for the first time. I am 67 with Afib/flutter, Inappropriate SinnTschycardia,, I take 25 mg of Metoprolol and -25 mg of klonopin for anxiety. I take 81 mg of aspirin. I have the Atriclip that occluded my left atrial appendage, as I had a near fatal hemorrhage with Eliquis
I just tested positive for COVID for the first time. I am 67 with Afib/flutter, Inappropriate SinnTschycardia,, I take 25 mg of Metoprolol and -25 mg of klonopin for anxiety. I take 81 mg of aspirin. I have the Atriclip that occluded my left atrial appendage, as I had a near fatal hemorrhage with Eliquis
KatzFib
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 months ago
Looking for feedback regarding Asymptomatic Afib
I'm fairly new to this forum and I already feel at home. It's very refreshing to find an online community whose members are so kind, understanding and generous. By way of introduction, I'm a 69-year-old male living in Connecticut. My Afib history is as follows: Diagnosed with Afib by PCP - 8/9/
I'm fairly new to this forum and I already feel at home. It's very refreshing to find an online community whose members are so kind, understanding and generous. By way of introduction, I'm a 69-year-old male living in Connecticut. My Afib history is as follows: Diagnosed with Afib by PCP - 8/9/
DrBook
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 months ago
Stress and thyroid disease
I have an treated underactive thyroid and i’m on levothyroxine. I’ve had hypothyroidism for 35 years, I’m now 61.. I’m finding that any stressful situation makes me feel very odd, all over the place, and feeling lime Ive drunk 30 cups of coffee. Awful.. Can that happen with thyroid disease. Any advice
I have an treated underactive thyroid and i’m on levothyroxine. I’ve had hypothyroidism for 35 years, I’m now 61.. I’m finding that any stressful situation makes me feel very odd, all over the place, and feeling lime Ive drunk 30 cups of coffee. Awful.. Can that happen with thyroid disease. Any advice
Atma123
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Thyroid UK
5 months ago
Possible urinary biomarkers of lupus nephritis identified in study
Possible urinary biomarkers of lupus nephritis identified in study Biomarkers could aid in monitoring and allow for faster intervention Scientists have identified a number of proteins in the urine with high diagnostic accuracy for identifying kidney involvement in people with systemic lupus erythematosus
Possible urinary biomarkers of lupus nephritis identified in study Biomarkers could aid in monitoring and allow for faster intervention Scientists have identified a number of proteins in the urine with high diagnostic accuracy for identifying kidney involvement in people with systemic lupus erythematosus
lupus-support1
Administrator
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LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
7 months ago
pernicious anaemia
Hi I had the results of my intrinsic test and I have pernicious anaemia I start loading doses on Monday ,Do you think it is likely to affect my INR and if so up or down Thanks
Hi I had the results of my intrinsic test and I have pernicious anaemia I start loading doses on Monday ,Do you think it is likely to affect my INR and if so up or down Thanks
mully
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
5 months ago
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