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Help. Is it safe to run and swim on Sotalol Hydrochloride. What is safer Bisoprolo or Sotalol

My son was diagnosed with arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy in March 2019. He is on the autistic spectrum and loved his running, swimming and cycling prior to being diagnosed. He was fitted with an ICD in April 2019 and originally put on 1.25mg of bisoprolol fumarate.My son was diagnosed with arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy in March 2019. He is on the autistic spectrum and loved his running, swimming and cycling prior to being diagnosed. He was fitted with an ICD in April 2019 and originally put on 1.25mg of bisoprolol fumarate.

Nic6in AF Association

Red Light Therapy

Red Light Therapy.....any thoughts ?Red Light Therapy.....any thoughts ?

RhwnSutchess123in Kidney Disease

A light-sensitive protein can restore mitochondria function...

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/juntendo-university-research-light-activated-070200216.html Trying to understand if this is relevant to existing light therapies.https://finance.yahoo.com/news/juntendo-university-research-light-activated-070200216.html Trying to understand if this is relevant to existing light therapies.

pvw2in Parkinson's Movement

Low Laser Light Therapy

Has anyone tried Low Laser Light Therapy for PHN pain? Someone has suggested it to me. I am in the UK and can't find any practitioners listed on Google. Advice please.Has anyone tried Low Laser Light Therapy for PHN pain? Someone has suggested it to me. I am in the UK and can't find any practitioners listed on Google. Advice please.

Crystalbowlin Pain Concern

Blue light therapy

Hi, someone put on about this the other day, and I was wondering if you had done any more about it? I can't find it now! I googled it, but all it seemed to say was that it was for acne and other skin complaints. Also SAD, that people get in the winter. does anyone know if it helps with a brain injuryHi, someone put on about this the other day, and I was wondering if you had done any more about it? I can't find it now! I googled it, but all it seemed to say was that it was for acne and other skin complaints. Also SAD, that people get in the winter. does anyone know if it helps with a brain injury

FlowerPower62in Headway

Light therapy helping Alzheimer's

Initial results from this light therapy study are encouraging with daily treatments seeing Alzheimer patients regaining memory as well as reading and writing skills over a three month period. The light therapy is said to activate immune cells which fight inactivity and plaque build-up, something thatInitial results from this light therapy study are encouraging with daily treatments seeing Alzheimer patients regaining memory as well as reading and writing skills over a three month period. The light therapy is said to activate immune cells which fight inactivity and plaque build-up, something that

HelenPSPAin PSP Association

Newborn jaundice for 4 weeks

Has anyone newborn had jaundice since birth and lasting over 4 weeks? My little girl was born at 37 weeks almost 4 weeks ago. She was diagnosed with jaundice with 24 hours of labour and we spent a week in hospital getting 4 days of phototherapy. She's home now, feeding well, lots of wet and dirty nappiesHas anyone newborn had jaundice since birth and lasting over 4 weeks? My little girl was born at 37 weeks almost 4 weeks ago. She was diagnosed with jaundice with 24 hours of labour and we spent a week in hospital getting 4 days of phototherapy. She's home now, feeding well, lots of wet and dirty nappies

Waterfall2in NCT

Phototherapy UVA1

Hello, has anyone benefited from phototherapy for morphea/skin tightening. I'm about to start some treatmentHello, has anyone benefited from phototherapy for morphea/skin tightening. I'm about to start some treatment

shopaddictin Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)

Cholestyramine (Questran) for Bile Acid Malabsorption

I am having difficulty obtaining Questran or Questran Light to treat sever bile acid malabsorption. My pharmacy says it’s currently out of stock (which it often is) but now they are saying it’s not likely to be available until April 2020. This will make life very difficult & I was wondering if this isI am having difficulty obtaining Questran or Questran Light to treat sever bile acid malabsorption. My pharmacy says it’s currently out of stock (which it often is) but now they are saying it’s not likely to be available until April 2020. This will make life very difficult & I was wondering if this is

MrsD-unitin IBS Network

Read this before you get your next finger ulcer.

It's either a complete fluke or its the best treatment I have come across so far. Do a search and you will see there have been some trials conducted. I am referring to infa red or red light therapy. Ages ago I read about supposed healing of aches and pains by directed red light therapy. We bought a lightIt's either a complete fluke or its the best treatment I have come across so far. Do a search and you will see there have been some trials conducted. I am referring to infa red or red light therapy. Ages ago I read about supposed healing of aches and pains by directed red light therapy. We bought a light

overnighthearinglossin Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)

Red light therapy

Hello all Does anyone have any experience of red light therapy helmets please.Hello all Does anyone have any experience of red light therapy helmets please.

Northstar1in PSP Association

Life Insurance

I'm 30 years old and was diagnosed with right ventricular arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy in 2014 and had a defibrillator fitted in 2015 after the sudden death of my sister to a cardiac arrests at the age of 29.I'm 30 years old and was diagnosed with right ventricular arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy in 2014 and had a defibrillator fitted in 2015 after the sudden death of my sister to a cardiac arrests at the age of 29.

FayelouiseRin British Heart Foundation

UV light therapy

Hi Just read about UV light therapy possibly helping the itch associated with pbc just curious as to whether anybody has tried this and to what result.. I am currently unresponsive to urso and find my itch is getting progressively worse but is always worse in the winter x Thanks in advance CharleneHi Just read about UV light therapy possibly helping the itch associated with pbc just curious as to whether anybody has tried this and to what result.. I am currently unresponsive to urso and find my itch is getting progressively worse but is always worse in the winter x Thanks in advance Charlene

Char_char1980in PBC Foundation

My name's Natalie, I'm a Changing Faces campaigner and my visible difference is vitiligo

Hi everyone, I’d like to share with you Natalie’s visible difference story. Natalie is 36 years old, from Essex, is a Changing Faces campaigner and has vitiligo. Natalie’s visible difference story... Natalie was only two years old when her mum noticed that she had a light patch of skin on theHi everyone, I’d like to share with you Natalie’s visible difference story. Natalie is 36 years old, from Essex, is a Changing Faces campaigner and has vitiligo. Natalie’s visible difference story... Natalie was only two years old when her mum noticed that she had a light patch of skin on the

PaulChangingFacesAdministratorin Changing Faces

PBM therapy??

I’ve just read a promotional article about pbm treatment, some sort of light therapy, which included the magic words ‘reducing inflammation ‘. It tells me it boosts mitochondrial function. It’s used for systemic conditions such as chronic fatigue and autoimmune diseases. I prick up my ears at the soundI’ve just read a promotional article about pbm treatment, some sort of light therapy, which included the magic words ‘reducing inflammation ‘. It tells me it boosts mitochondrial function. It’s used for systemic conditions such as chronic fatigue and autoimmune diseases. I prick up my ears at the sound

DDKRMin PMRGCAuk

PSP and HD B1 Thiamine

My husband has PSP Diagnosed about a year ago after originally being diagnosed with PD in 2015. It took about 4 years to get the PD diagnosis. His main symptoms at first were loss of energy and motivation and very, very slow to do anything. Later came stiffness, double vision, weakness in his left legMy husband has PSP Diagnosed about a year ago after originally being diagnosed with PD in 2015. It took about 4 years to get the PD diagnosis. His main symptoms at first were loss of energy and motivation and very, very slow to do anything. Later came stiffness, double vision, weakness in his left leg

Patsyloriumin PSP Association

Blue glasses replacing red light therapy

https://www.hindawi.com/journals/pd/2019/1906271/https://www.hindawi.com/journals/pd/2019/1906271/

iqbaliqbalin Parkinson's Movement

Hyper Aware of Heart now w/ PVC's

So i have had PVC's for going on 14 years, 37 Y/O Male, Normal weight I had a holter monitor done in 08' and it showed 6600 PVC's in 24h after starting 240mg verapamil, later that year they just vanished. I maybe had a handful or two in 24h, a drastic change. in 2018 i wanted to get off verapamil becauseSo i have had PVC's for going on 14 years, 37 Y/O Male, Normal weight I had a holter monitor done in 08' and it showed 6600 PVC's in 24h after starting 240mg verapamil, later that year they just vanished. I maybe had a handful or two in 24h, a drastic change. in 2018 i wanted to get off verapamil because

Kyomagin British Heart Foundation

Back in A&E last night!

Hey guys, Well since May 2018 I have been doing reasonably well in that I’ve not had to attend a hospital Emergency room for any cardiac related matters. But that changed yesterday. For the last couple of weeks I’ve been experiencing changes in my heart behaviour. From PVC’s to SVT and extended boutsHey guys, Well since May 2018 I have been doing reasonably well in that I’ve not had to attend a hospital Emergency room for any cardiac related matters. But that changed yesterday. For the last couple of weeks I’ve been experiencing changes in my heart behaviour. From PVC’s to SVT and extended bouts

Dangerousdriverin AF Association

27 years old, starting sotalol. Any experience?

Hey guys, so I'm 27 years old and 4 years post op for bicuspid aortic valve disease. A year ago I was running 6 miles a day healthy as can be, when suddenly I started to get PVCs. They would quickly progress so fast that I get them constantly, almost every beat when I'm mobile. They're symptomatic andHey guys, so I'm 27 years old and 4 years post op for bicuspid aortic valve disease. A year ago I was running 6 miles a day healthy as can be, when suddenly I started to get PVCs. They would quickly progress so fast that I get them constantly, almost every beat when I'm mobile. They're symptomatic and

zimbogonin British Heart Foundation

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