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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.
Northstar1
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PSP Association
5 years ago
Goodbye AF, hello PVC's.
Hi all, it has been a while since I have posted here. It’s good news and bad. The good news is that 18 months post-PVI-ablation, I am still totally clear of AF. The bad news is that I have developed ventricular ectopy (extended PVC episodes) in the last few months. The episodes come on around 1am and
Hi all, it has been a while since I have posted here. It’s good news and bad. The good news is that 18 months post-PVI-ablation, I am still totally clear of AF. The bad news is that I have developed ventricular ectopy (extended PVC episodes) in the last few months. The episodes come on around 1am and
Mejulie69
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AF Association
5 years ago
Weird heart feelings
Anyone had the feeling where your heart stops beating for a second and then I comes back with a very strong beat and then beats faster for like 20 seconds?? Or feels like their heart flipped for a second?? Dr said these are PVCs, I had a holster monitor and less than 1% of beats were PVCs but I feel
Anyone had the feeling where your heart stops beating for a second and then I comes back with a very strong beat and then beats faster for like 20 seconds?? Or feels like their heart flipped for a second?? Dr said these are PVCs, I had a holster monitor and less than 1% of beats were PVCs but I feel
Leopard45
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Anxiety Support
5 years ago
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Three heart condition Bradycardia, PVCs and Coronary artery spasms
Hello everyone I have been diagnosed with Three heart condition Bradycardia, PVCs and Coronary artery spasms. With little experience in my part, And a complicated condition from the point view cardiologist in Saudi Arabia (where I live) I was wondering if there is someone out there with same condition
Hello everyone I have been diagnosed with Three heart condition Bradycardia, PVCs and Coronary artery spasms. With little experience in my part, And a complicated condition from the point view cardiologist in Saudi Arabia (where I live) I was wondering if there is someone out there with same condition
ProvenceRose
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Arrhythmia Alliance
5 years ago
PVC’s or PAC’s and dry mouth can Anxiety be the cause
I’m 56 former professional athlete who’s had occasional skipped beats since my thirties. About two years ago I would get bouts of about twenty skips a day for a month and they would gradually go away. Visited cardiologist, did blood work and found high cholesterol (family history) and slightly high blood
I’m 56 former professional athlete who’s had occasional skipped beats since my thirties. About two years ago I would get bouts of about twenty skips a day for a month and they would gradually go away. Visited cardiologist, did blood work and found high cholesterol (family history) and slightly high blood
Simplefix
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
diltiazem Vs. metoprolol
Hi all I’ve been on metoprolol 25mg 2x a day for about 2 months. Still feeling pvcs daily and more frequent. My doctor want to put me on diltiazem channel blocker. Has anybody had experience with this medication? Thank you
Hi all I’ve been on metoprolol 25mg 2x a day for about 2 months. Still feeling pvcs daily and more frequent. My doctor want to put me on diltiazem channel blocker. Has anybody had experience with this medication? Thank you
Ceelos81
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Arrhythmia Alliance
5 years ago
Pvcs all day and night long
I’ve been dealing with pvcs for the past 2 days non stop from morning till throughout the whole night. They are the worst when I’m relaxed and just laying down. It almost seems like every few beats I get them. Almost like hiccups. I’ve always felt them for at least 6 years now but this time they are
I’ve been dealing with pvcs for the past 2 days non stop from morning till throughout the whole night. They are the worst when I’m relaxed and just laying down. It almost seems like every few beats I get them. Almost like hiccups. I’ve always felt them for at least 6 years now but this time they are
Ceelos81
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Arrhythmia Alliance
5 years ago
Flecainide - from PIP to 2x100/day now want to get off of it
Hi everyone, My first post on here. I'm reaching out because I've had some issues with Flecainide that my doctors don't acknowledge and I know I'm not crazy. I've had PAF for 30 years. Would have an event maybe once a year or slightly more. Then I gained weight and got severe obstructive sleep apnea
Hi everyone, My first post on here. I'm reaching out because I've had some issues with Flecainide that my doctors don't acknowledge and I know I'm not crazy. I've had PAF for 30 years. Would have an event maybe once a year or slightly more. Then I gained weight and got severe obstructive sleep apnea
Norbu
in
AF Association
5 years ago
Papillary Muscle Ablation
Ablation not totally successful as the origin of the PVC’s was deep in the papillary muscle and after 7 hours and 40 burns they did not want to risk damage to the mitral valve. PVC’s continue post procedure. Plus, they were unable to induce the exercise induced VT. So it is back to the med route, this
Ablation not totally successful as the origin of the PVC’s was deep in the papillary muscle and after 7 hours and 40 burns they did not want to risk damage to the mitral valve. PVC’s continue post procedure. Plus, they were unable to induce the exercise induced VT. So it is back to the med route, this
Elkiehound
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Arrhythmia Alliance
5 years ago
PVCs flutters daily
I've suffered from heart flutters since my mid 20s now I'm in my late 30s. I've had multiple cardiology visits, ekgs, heart scans, and they've only found mild regurgitation of my valves. Have never taken any medication for the issue because before, they would come and go. However, this year since about
I've suffered from heart flutters since my mid 20s now I'm in my late 30s. I've had multiple cardiology visits, ekgs, heart scans, and they've only found mild regurgitation of my valves. Have never taken any medication for the issue because before, they would come and go. However, this year since about
Lina6789
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Arrhythmia Alliance
5 years ago
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 the
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 the
Hidden
in
Changing Faces
5 years ago
Do PVCs+valve problem lead to heart failure?
I’m hoping someone out there might be able to give me some reassurance and may be going through something similar. I’ve had PVCs for years and have Mitral valve regurgitation too (mild to moderate). I’ve been taking Verapamil and Flecainide for 5 years but have decided to have an ablation. I’m really
I’m hoping someone out there might be able to give me some reassurance and may be going through something similar. I’ve had PVCs for years and have Mitral valve regurgitation too (mild to moderate). I’ve been taking Verapamil and Flecainide for 5 years but have decided to have an ablation. I’m really
Bedlington14
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
5 years ago
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 sound
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 sound
DDKRM
in
PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
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 leg
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 leg
Patsylorium
in
PSP Association
5 years ago
Blue glasses replacing red light therapy
https://www.hindawi.com/journals/pd/2019/1906271/
https://www.hindawi.com/journals/pd/2019/1906271/
Farooqji
in
Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
PVC
Hey y’all, back in April I was sent to a cardiologist because I was having what felt like a big skipped beat and then my heart racing afterwards. It was worse when I exercised. I had an exercise stress test that showed a couple PVCs and that was it. Doctor said nothing to worry about. Next, had an echocardiogram
Hey y’all, back in April I was sent to a cardiologist because I was having what felt like a big skipped beat and then my heart racing afterwards. It was worse when I exercised. I had an exercise stress test that showed a couple PVCs and that was it. Doctor said nothing to worry about. Next, had an echocardiogram
Ajo13
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
5 years ago
Pandora's box
Well, the last post I wrote spoke of PVC's I was experiencing. I'm afraid it escalated into one horrific episode one night, when I suddenly went completely dizzy and very nearly lost consciousness. Just managed to hold on until I could get to a phone and call the ambulance. The attack subsided and
Well, the last post I wrote spoke of PVC's I was experiencing. I'm afraid it escalated into one horrific episode one night, when I suddenly went completely dizzy and very nearly lost consciousness. Just managed to hold on until I could get to a phone and call the ambulance. The attack subsided and
Melleray
in
AF Association
5 years ago
Random dizzy spell and slower heart rate when sit down from standing position
Hello everyone. Has anyone felt this before. Sometimes when I stand up, and sit back down on the coach quickly, I get dizzy and my heart rate feels like it slows down; takes a few seconds to go back to normal, then I feel fine. This only happens when I sit down (like thump down on the coach kinda hard
Hello everyone. Has anyone felt this before. Sometimes when I stand up, and sit back down on the coach quickly, I get dizzy and my heart rate feels like it slows down; takes a few seconds to go back to normal, then I feel fine. This only happens when I sit down (like thump down on the coach kinda hard
natsss
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
5 years ago
Success with gaviscon for pvcs
Hi get really bad ectopics ect after eating anything after 4 anyone find taking gaviscon helps them for same thing
Hi get really bad ectopics ect after eating anything after 4 anyone find taking gaviscon helps them for same thing
2468abcmuk
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
5 years ago
GRAVES AND THYROTOXICOSIS : MUSCLES
Graves’ Disease and the Manifestations of Thyrotoxicosis DeGroot LJ. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK285567/ MUSCLES The muscular symptoms vary from mild myasthenia to profound muscular weakness and atrophy, especially of proximal muscle groups. This weakness forms the basis of a useful clinical
Graves’ Disease and the Manifestations of Thyrotoxicosis DeGroot LJ. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK285567/ MUSCLES The muscular symptoms vary from mild myasthenia to profound muscular weakness and atrophy, especially of proximal muscle groups. This weakness forms the basis of a useful clinical
ling
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
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