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2 months post ablation and frequent extrasystoles.
So I'm 2 months from my 1st ablation and supposed to now stop taking Flecainide but I seem to be permanently having extrasystoles, having hardly had them at all previously. They are fairly asymptomatic with me only sometimes feeling palpitations. I've also had a couple of Afib episodes but it's the sudden
So I'm 2 months from my 1st ablation and supposed to now stop taking Flecainide but I seem to be permanently having extrasystoles, having hardly had them at all previously. They are fairly asymptomatic with me only sometimes feeling palpitations. I've also had a couple of Afib episodes but it's the sudden
MisterMagoo
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AF Association
10 months ago
Amiodarone
Hi ive been diagnosed woth a.f for 5mths now and been put on bisoprolol small doses at 1st now on 7.5mg twice daily also amiodarone recently and this has now brought me out of a.f im wondering if anyone else is taking this drug and what side effects they have had as i have terrible headaches recently
Hi ive been diagnosed woth a.f for 5mths now and been put on bisoprolol small doses at 1st now on 7.5mg twice daily also amiodarone recently and this has now brought me out of a.f im wondering if anyone else is taking this drug and what side effects they have had as i have terrible headaches recently
Lambi
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AF Association
10 months ago
Does it indicate failure of another clinical trial
Annovis blames ‘data cleaning’ efforts for delaying phase 3 Parkinson’s readout https://www.fiercebiotech.com/biotech/annovis-blames-data-cleaning-efforts-delaying-phase-3-parkinsons-readout
Annovis blames ‘data cleaning’ efforts for delaying phase 3 Parkinson’s readout https://www.fiercebiotech.com/biotech/annovis-blames-data-cleaning-efforts-delaying-phase-3-parkinsons-readout
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
5 months ago
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Has anyone participated in ANY Clinical Trials?? Which ones and have they helped at all???
Has anyone participated in ANY Clinical Trials?? Which ones and have they helped at all???
smv123
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Cure Parkinson's
5 months ago
Vitamin D and Dementia
Vitamin D is a topic that gets a regular airing on this forum. In the context of CLL, here is a good place to review past posts https://healthunlocked.com/cllsupport/posts/149126536/recent-research-report?responses=149129259 (reply by Lankisterguy). Personally, the idea of dying with CLL just doesn't
Vitamin D is a topic that gets a regular airing on this forum. In the context of CLL, here is a good place to review past posts https://healthunlocked.com/cllsupport/posts/149126536/recent-research-report?responses=149129259 (reply by Lankisterguy). Personally, the idea of dying with CLL just doesn't
bennevisplace
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CLL Support
5 months ago
Easy-to-use inhaled levodopa system readying request for US approval
That’s according to results from a company-sponsored clinical trial (NCT06037590) comparing the pharmacological properties of Levodopa Cyclops against those of Inbrija, an approved inhaled powder formulation of levodopa developed by Acorda Therapeutics. “This randomized cross-over trial of Levodopa
That’s according to results from a company-sponsored clinical trial (NCT06037590) comparing the pharmacological properties of Levodopa Cyclops against those of Inbrija, an approved inhaled powder formulation of levodopa developed by Acorda Therapeutics. “This randomized cross-over trial of Levodopa
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
5 months ago
clinical trial: ATR inhibitor for ATM mutated solid tumors
in vivo and in vitro studies suggest that ATR inhibitors work better than PARP inhibitors for people with ATM gene mutations…but together they may work even better I hope to find more data about this clinical trial https://www.biospace.com/article/releases/aprea-therapeutics-announces-dosing-of-first-patient-in-phase
in vivo and in vitro studies suggest that ATR inhibitors work better than PARP inhibitors for people with ATM gene mutations…but together they may work even better I hope to find more data about this clinical trial https://www.biospace.com/article/releases/aprea-therapeutics-announces-dosing-of-first-patient-in-phase
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
New Thyroid Results - Conversion Issue?
Hi, After an emotional Thyroid rollercoaster these past couple years (post partial thyroidectomy 12/2/21 in combination with an Endo who doesn't believe in compounded medication), I finally seem to be settling into a medication and dose that works okay. I'd have to say that I'm still a bit tired and
Hi, After an emotional Thyroid rollercoaster these past couple years (post partial thyroidectomy 12/2/21 in combination with an Endo who doesn't believe in compounded medication), I finally seem to be settling into a medication and dose that works okay. I'd have to say that I'm still a bit tired and
KarmaMaya
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Thyroid UK
5 months ago
Current SUPERNOVA Clinical Trial for Reformulated EVUSHELD for preventing COVID-19 infection for immune-impaired individuals
A Phase II sub-study of SUPERNOVA clinical trial (2023) is currently operating to test the efficacy and safety of AZD3152 as a component of a reformulated version of EVUSHELD mAbs prophylaxis for immune-impaired individuals who cannot mount antibody responses to COVID-19 vaccines. Study Understanding
A Phase II sub-study of SUPERNOVA clinical trial (2023) is currently operating to test the efficacy and safety of AZD3152 as a component of a reformulated version of EVUSHELD mAbs prophylaxis for immune-impaired individuals who cannot mount antibody responses to COVID-19 vaccines. Study Understanding
Classicaljazz
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CLL Support
5 months ago
need some guidance, feeling desperate..
My husband has advanced, Stage IV castration resistant prostate cancer. When he was diagnosed in May 2022 his PSA was 4700, he has widespread bone metastases. He stopped responding to Docetaxel, Pluvicto and is now not responding to Cabazitaxel, his PSA is now over 700. He is feeling good, no pain
My husband has advanced, Stage IV castration resistant prostate cancer. When he was diagnosed in May 2022 his PSA was 4700, he has widespread bone metastases. He stopped responding to Docetaxel, Pluvicto and is now not responding to Cabazitaxel, his PSA is now over 700. He is feeling good, no pain
Kiki27
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
Taste Issues and finger neuropathy on Xtandi( enzalutamide) ?
In order to participate in a clinical trial (FOR46 at UCSF) I had to switch from Nubeqa (darolutamide) to enzalutamide. Previously on abiraterone. Did really well on both medications. Now 4 months on enzalutamide and my 5th research infusion, I'm experiencing some side effects. Trying to determine
In order to participate in a clinical trial (FOR46 at UCSF) I had to switch from Nubeqa (darolutamide) to enzalutamide. Previously on abiraterone. Did really well on both medications. Now 4 months on enzalutamide and my 5th research infusion, I'm experiencing some side effects. Trying to determine
bandgeek
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
Randomised clinical trial - prophylactic radiation therapy to asymptomatic bone metastases improved survival
Prophylactic Radiation Therapy Versus Standard of Care for Patients With High-Risk Asymptomatic Bone Metastases: A Multicenter, Randomized Phase II Clinical Trial Authors: Erin F. Gillespie, MD, MPH https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1386-1542 gillespe@mskcc.org, Joanna C. Yang, MD, MPH, Noah J. Mathis, BA
Prophylactic Radiation Therapy Versus Standard of Care for Patients With High-Risk Asymptomatic Bone Metastases: A Multicenter, Randomized Phase II Clinical Trial Authors: Erin F. Gillespie, MD, MPH https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1386-1542 gillespe@mskcc.org, Joanna C. Yang, MD, MPH, Noah J. Mathis, BA
Graham49
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
Sinus rhythm with supraventricular ectopy.
Last December my Kardia mobile saw AFIB when I was sitting on a plane coming back from Egypt. It is not the first time, in fact there have been dozens of times when I have seen it. I went to the GP and he sent the kardia output to the cardiologist. Several cardiologists disagreed about the kardia
Last December my Kardia mobile saw AFIB when I was sitting on a plane coming back from Egypt. It is not the first time, in fact there have been dozens of times when I have seen it. I went to the GP and he sent the kardia output to the cardiologist. Several cardiologists disagreed about the kardia
richard_jw
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AF Association
10 months ago
Acalabrutinib and Skin Cancers
I began taking Acalabrutinib three years ago as a participant in a clinical trial. I have enjoyed excellent success. However, recently I began breaking out in skin cancer lesions on various parts of the body. Particularly on my legs, ankles and feet. I have been prone to sun damaged skin converting
I began taking Acalabrutinib three years ago as a participant in a clinical trial. I have enjoyed excellent success. However, recently I began breaking out in skin cancer lesions on various parts of the body. Particularly on my legs, ankles and feet. I have been prone to sun damaged skin converting
spanish36
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CLL Support
5 months ago
Orchiectomy
Anyone in this foum had an actual Orchiectomy?I have been thinking about having this done. I'm 78 and I'm or hormone therapy which in chemical castration (Orchiectomy)so why not do the actual thing. I'm not going to have any more children at my age and I will probably be on hormone therapy for the next
Anyone in this foum had an actual Orchiectomy?I have been thinking about having this done. I'm 78 and I'm or hormone therapy which in chemical castration (Orchiectomy)so why not do the actual thing. I'm not going to have any more children at my age and I will probably be on hormone therapy for the next
woppaginny
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
My Research into thyroid tissue growing back after TT🤔
I had full TT in 2019 due to graves thyrotoxicosis, as some members will know I had a US scan performed in 2022 for a Parathyroid adenoma, the surgeon noted a nodule of 6/7 on the left side, but nothing else.I went on to have the F18 pet scan to determine what the nodule was, but a mass of (14x7x21)
I had full TT in 2019 due to graves thyrotoxicosis, as some members will know I had a US scan performed in 2022 for a Parathyroid adenoma, the surgeon noted a nodule of 6/7 on the left side, but nothing else.I went on to have the F18 pet scan to determine what the nodule was, but a mass of (14x7x21)
birkie
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Thyroid UK
5 months ago
Cardiac Ablation Looks Successful!
I was diagnosed with Paroxysmal Afib in April of 2022. During my annual physical my PCP heard what he thought was a murmur, and called in a consult. After testing the afib was confirmed. I never noticed it, but started monitoring with a smartwatch and began to feel the episodes as they progressed. This
I was diagnosed with Paroxysmal Afib in April of 2022. During my annual physical my PCP heard what he thought was a murmur, and called in a consult. After testing the afib was confirmed. I never noticed it, but started monitoring with a smartwatch and began to feel the episodes as they progressed. This
Row2k
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AF Association
10 months ago
Lightheaded after AF episode
I was diagnosed with Atrial Fibrillation in October 2021 and prescribed Edoxaban. Fortunately I have only been experiencing AF edisodes about once a month but when I do I find it very frightening. It’s probably the effect of passing so much urine but I find after the episode my blood pressure drops very
I was diagnosed with Atrial Fibrillation in October 2021 and prescribed Edoxaban. Fortunately I have only been experiencing AF edisodes about once a month but when I do I find it very frightening. It’s probably the effect of passing so much urine but I find after the episode my blood pressure drops very
Jomaur
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
11 months ago
Amitriptyline - ATLANTIS clinical trial
Can anyone explain to me why money has been spent on a clinical trial for amitriptyline in relation to IBS, when this has been prescribed for IBS and specifically IBS pain for years already?: https://www.theibsnetwork.org/blog/irritable-bowel-syndrome-relieved-by-low-dose-amitriptyline/ When investigating
Can anyone explain to me why money has been spent on a clinical trial for amitriptyline in relation to IBS, when this has been prescribed for IBS and specifically IBS pain for years already?: https://www.theibsnetwork.org/blog/irritable-bowel-syndrome-relieved-by-low-dose-amitriptyline/ When investigating
xjrs
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IBS Network
6 months ago
NSAIDS and Afib.
After a concussion last January, I started taking Naproxen regularly. AND I started having break-thru Afib episodes. My docs KNEw I was taking this but said nothing. My cardiologist who knows I have Afib said nothing. So, I read about it and yep, people with Afib are cautioned NOT to take NSAIDS!!!
After a concussion last January, I started taking Naproxen regularly. AND I started having break-thru Afib episodes. My docs KNEw I was taking this but said nothing. My cardiologist who knows I have Afib said nothing. So, I read about it and yep, people with Afib are cautioned NOT to take NSAIDS!!!
Missyanne
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AF Association
11 months ago
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