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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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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year 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
1 year 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
1 year ago
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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
1 year ago
New to this
I’m Jo, age 66, living in Chicago. I believe I have early stage PD. I haven’t been diagnosed yet have been acting out dreams for at least five years, and my right arm doesn’t swing. I’m hoping to get diagnosed soon so I can participate in a clinical trial.
I’m Jo, age 66, living in Chicago. I believe I have early stage PD. I haven’t been diagnosed yet have been acting out dreams for at least five years, and my right arm doesn’t swing. I’m hoping to get diagnosed soon so I can participate in a clinical trial.
Jomaxx
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Cure Parkinson's
10 months ago
Provenge Complete
Well folks, I completed Provenge with no issues or SE’s to note. I understand my PSA will not be lowered by this treatment and it has gone way up, from 24 first of October to 58 last week. I am still waiting to hear from Sarah Cannon Research to review possible clinical trials. In a way I feel like
Well folks, I completed Provenge with no issues or SE’s to note. I understand my PSA will not be lowered by this treatment and it has gone way up, from 24 first of October to 58 last week. I am still waiting to hear from Sarah Cannon Research to review possible clinical trials. In a way I feel like
Pmann
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
Doxorubicin pegylated liposomal
Hello Thrivers I hope you are all going well.I had a bone biopsy last week, I can honestly say it was a horrible experience. One I hope never to repeat. I have now been diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer. My first diagnoses was er+pr+ her 2 negative. Mets to bones and liver last September.
Hello Thrivers I hope you are all going well.I had a bone biopsy last week, I can honestly say it was a horrible experience. One I hope never to repeat. I have now been diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer. My first diagnoses was er+pr+ her 2 negative. Mets to bones and liver last September.
Cherry38
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
10 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
1 year ago
BROQ/Prostaphane
Last week I had my 3 monthly PSA check and was happy and surprised to see that it had remained unchanged at 0.07. It had previously been creeping up and I am not currently on any treatement since my Cyberknife to a lymph node in December 21 together with 6 months of bicalutamide. I take a large variety
Last week I had my 3 monthly PSA check and was happy and surprised to see that it had remained unchanged at 0.07. It had previously been creeping up and I am not currently on any treatement since my Cyberknife to a lymph node in December 21 together with 6 months of bicalutamide. I take a large variety
GreenStreet
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Fight Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
Richter's Transformation: standardized therapy or clinical trial
My father was diagnosed CLL 4 years ago and hasn't been treated. Recently he did a PET CT because of enlarged lmpth nodes and doctor said it's very possible he has Richter's Transformation. May I know if any one has same experience with Richters but not treated before? Could you share the treatment and
My father was diagnosed CLL 4 years ago and hasn't been treated. Recently he did a PET CT because of enlarged lmpth nodes and doctor said it's very possible he has Richter's Transformation. May I know if any one has same experience with Richters but not treated before? Could you share the treatment and
janeychen5712
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CLL Support
10 months ago
How effective is cardioversion for Persistent AFib?
Thank you to all those who have recently posted replies to my recent question ‘Has anyone had problems with Flecainide not working?’. Your answers have clarified the some of the options to discuss with my cardiologist, hopefully in a couple of days. I propose to gradually stop taking Flecainide but
Thank you to all those who have recently posted replies to my recent question ‘Has anyone had problems with Flecainide not working?’. Your answers have clarified the some of the options to discuss with my cardiologist, hopefully in a couple of days. I propose to gradually stop taking Flecainide but
golfwatcher
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AF Association
1 year ago
Progressing nanotechnology to improve targeted cancer treatment: not related to prostate cancer only
The article emphasizes the challenges in transitioning from lab findings to clinical applications, stressing the need for further research to optimize nanocarriers for cancer therapy. It explores the potential of nanocarriers and compounds for selective tumor targeting, including liposomes, nanoparticles
The article emphasizes the challenges in transitioning from lab findings to clinical applications, stressing the need for further research to optimize nanocarriers for cancer therapy. It explores the potential of nanocarriers and compounds for selective tumor targeting, including liposomes, nanoparticles
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
Psilocybin clinical trial
For people in both New York (NYU) and Colorado (CU Anschutz). Dont forget about the mental health side of fighting this dragon, whether traditional mental health services or something novel like this clinical trial. I’ve done traditional mental health (with anxiety meds) for a couple years now to help
For people in both New York (NYU) and Colorado (CU Anschutz). Dont forget about the mental health side of fighting this dragon, whether traditional mental health services or something novel like this clinical trial. I’ve done traditional mental health (with anxiety meds) for a couple years now to help
Chugach
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
Hot off the press. Randomized, double-blind safety trial of high dose nicotinamide riboside in Parkinson’s disease.
Open access Published: 28 November 2023 Abstract Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD) replenishment therapy using nicotinamide riboside (NR) shows promise for Parkinson’s disease (PD) and other neurodegenerative disorders. However, the optimal dose of NR remains unknown, and doses exceeding 2000
Open access Published: 28 November 2023 Abstract Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD) replenishment therapy using nicotinamide riboside (NR) shows promise for Parkinson’s disease (PD) and other neurodegenerative disorders. However, the optimal dose of NR remains unknown, and doses exceeding 2000
SilentEchoes
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Cure Parkinson's
10 months ago
Experiences with Metoprolol
I was dx with Parosyximal Afib in 2019 and, after the customary course of starting with a beta blocker - Metoprolol, which didn't work - and then adding flecainide which did help but not prevent breakthrough episodes, had an ablation on March 16 of 2022. After the ablation, I weaned off of the metoprolol
I was dx with Parosyximal Afib in 2019 and, after the customary course of starting with a beta blocker - Metoprolol, which didn't work - and then adding flecainide which did help but not prevent breakthrough episodes, had an ablation on March 16 of 2022. After the ablation, I weaned off of the metoprolol
willec49
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AF Association
1 year ago
Metoprolol or not
I was dx with Parosyximal Afib in 2019 and, after the customary course of starting with a beta blocker - Metoprolol, which didn't work - and then adding flecainide which did help but not prevent breakthrough episodes, had an ablation on March 16 of 2022. After the ablation, I weaned off of the metoprolol
I was dx with Parosyximal Afib in 2019 and, after the customary course of starting with a beta blocker - Metoprolol, which didn't work - and then adding flecainide which did help but not prevent breakthrough episodes, had an ablation on March 16 of 2022. After the ablation, I weaned off of the metoprolol
willec49
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Arrhythmia Alliance
1 year ago
Clinical trial for Metformin & Progressive MS
Hi All, I do podcasts interviewing doctors leading the newest breakthroughs in medicine. In my latest podcast, I interviewed Dr. Kevin Patel, MD, Neurologist at UCLA, who is leading a clinical trial related to MS. I thought this would be an important interview to share with you all that shares details
Hi All, I do podcasts interviewing doctors leading the newest breakthroughs in medicine. In my latest podcast, I interviewed Dr. Kevin Patel, MD, Neurologist at UCLA, who is leading a clinical trial related to MS. I thought this would be an important interview to share with you all that shares details
Shayan001
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My MSAA Community
10 months ago
Amiodarone- can anyone help me with their knowlege of this drug
Hello I am reaching out again to you wonderful supportive people. I entered a message last night, but I guess I did it wrong because I dont see it. I have been perscribed Amiodarone for a constant (I guess that is the correct word) arrythmia that is all over the place - it is irregular heart beat
Hello I am reaching out again to you wonderful supportive people. I entered a message last night, but I guess I did it wrong because I dont see it. I have been perscribed Amiodarone for a constant (I guess that is the correct word) arrythmia that is all over the place - it is irregular heart beat
kitttycat
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AF Association
1 year ago
Morning AF
Hi. Having a bit of a rough time with AF just now. Meds changed to digoxin and Bisoprolol. Does anyone find that they’re in af when they waken? I woke at 6. Felt fine. Took meds. Woke again at7 with crazy dreams and in AF.
Hi. Having a bit of a rough time with AF just now. Meds changed to digoxin and Bisoprolol. Does anyone find that they’re in af when they waken? I woke at 6. Felt fine. Took meds. Woke again at7 with crazy dreams and in AF.
jd2004
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
Quality of life questionnaire for hypothyroid?
Hi there, I've literally been diagnosed with hypothyroidism a week ago and started levothyroxine today, and feeling quite irritated really as it's clear to me now I've obviously had this a long time. TSH is 14.7 which doesn't seem great from what I am reading. What eventually got it diagnosed was me
Hi there, I've literally been diagnosed with hypothyroidism a week ago and started levothyroxine today, and feeling quite irritated really as it's clear to me now I've obviously had this a long time. TSH is 14.7 which doesn't seem great from what I am reading. What eventually got it diagnosed was me
Fweb
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Thyroid UK
10 months ago
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