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Procedure for Morbidly Obese with AFIB
I’ve had AFIB for about 6 years now and am morbidly obese. Up until I got Covid a year ago, I was very well controlled on propafenone plus Bystolic. I can always tell when I go into or out of AFIB and have an app on my phone that confirms this. A couple of months ago I had the worse constant attack
I’ve had AFIB for about 6 years now and am morbidly obese. Up until I got Covid a year ago, I was very well controlled on propafenone plus Bystolic. I can always tell when I go into or out of AFIB and have an app on my phone that confirms this. A couple of months ago I had the worse constant attack
jackibar
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AF Association
2 years ago
any brand of 12.5 tablet other than teva
hi all I’ve discovered I have an adverse reaction to the mannitol in teva 12.5. The thyroid U.K. website says no other brand make this size. Is that correct please?
hi all I’ve discovered I have an adverse reaction to the mannitol in teva 12.5. The thyroid U.K. website says no other brand make this size. Is that correct please?
Knackeredandcross
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Update 7.5
I completed the series of cardiac tests. The results all look good. Calcium Cardiac Score = 0 (no buildup) Echocardiogram = No issues. Ejection fraction =72% (high functioning). Cardiac Stress Test = No issues. Rare Premature Ventricular Contractions noted. Heart monitor = Several incidents
I completed the series of cardiac tests. The results all look good. Calcium Cardiac Score = 0 (no buildup) Echocardiogram = No issues. Ejection fraction =72% (high functioning). Cardiac Stress Test = No issues. Rare Premature Ventricular Contractions noted. Heart monitor = Several incidents
hunter5582
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
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Should I take aspirin 300 mgs at home if I think I may be having a stroke despite being on an anticoagulant for atrial fibrillation?
The chances of getting an NHS CT head scan quickly enough to decide whether it’s safe to give clot busting drugs aren’t so good at the moment. I think a cerebral embolus may still be more likely than a cerebral haemorrhage, so aspirin seems logical. Maybe I’ll ask my GP ….. I should say I’m not having
The chances of getting an NHS CT head scan quickly enough to decide whether it’s safe to give clot busting drugs aren’t so good at the moment. I think a cerebral embolus may still be more likely than a cerebral haemorrhage, so aspirin seems logical. Maybe I’ll ask my GP ….. I should say I’m not having
Hidden
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AF Association
2 years ago
Time for Hospice
It's been 6 months since the CAR-T clinical trial at Mass General. At my most recent appointment there, I was told that the FDA shut down P-PSMA-101, and that I was the last patient enrolled. During trial, psa increased from 0.9 to 2.1 In December, I started having double-vision. It started side-by-side
It's been 6 months since the CAR-T clinical trial at Mass General. At my most recent appointment there, I was told that the FDA shut down P-PSMA-101, and that I was the last patient enrolled. During trial, psa increased from 0.9 to 2.1 In December, I started having double-vision. It started side-by-side
TonyS58
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
useful video from ‘my hero’ on atrial fibrillation and the different treatment methods used and when (including surgery)
an interview with steven hunter, cardio thoracic surgeon . I am now 8 months post surgery and still in NSR, hoping to follow in the shoes of the other once persistent mr Hunter patients on here who have been afib free for a long time. I wanted to share for those in persistent who don’t want to manage
an interview with steven hunter, cardio thoracic surgeon . I am now 8 months post surgery and still in NSR, hoping to follow in the shoes of the other once persistent mr Hunter patients on here who have been afib free for a long time. I wanted to share for those in persistent who don’t want to manage
MummyLuv
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AF Association
2 years ago
GOING FORWARD
Yesterday I met with my EP for my two week follow up. The follow up is for my failed cardioversion. They tried three times to Shockett with no NSR. Yesterday was to be about what’s next. My body responds to things usually but does not stay for very long. I had a typical flutter up until two weeks ago
Yesterday I met with my EP for my two week follow up. The follow up is for my failed cardioversion. They tried three times to Shockett with no NSR. Yesterday was to be about what’s next. My body responds to things usually but does not stay for very long. I had a typical flutter up until two weeks ago
DawnTX
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
Patient Empowerment Network New CLL Content March 2023
Dr. Michael Choi explains CLL patient trial opportunities and provides key questions to ask about clinical trial participation View Now >> https://powerfulpatients.org/2022/12/07/hesitant-to-participate-in-a-cll-clinical-trial-what-you-should-know/ - Developing CLL Research and Treatment News
Dr. Michael Choi explains CLL patient trial opportunities and provides key questions to ask about clinical trial participation View Now >> https://powerfulpatients.org/2022/12/07/hesitant-to-participate-in-a-cll-clinical-trial-what-you-should-know/ - Developing CLL Research and Treatment News
lankisterguy
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CLL Support
2 years ago
psmaAddition trial
is this new clinical trial looking to see how adding pluvicto to SOC works for naive hormone sensitive metastatic or metastatic castrate resistant patients? If you showed some psma avid tumor growth on a psma pet scan, when is optimal time to use this newer treatment, assuming you can get Pluvicto
is this new clinical trial looking to see how adding pluvicto to SOC works for naive hormone sensitive metastatic or metastatic castrate resistant patients? If you showed some psma avid tumor growth on a psma pet scan, when is optimal time to use this newer treatment, assuming you can get Pluvicto
fmenninger
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Patients with persistent tremor sought for suvecaltamide trial
Parkinson’s disease patients with inadequately controlled tremors are being sought for a Phase 2 clinical trial of suvecaltamide, an oral treatment candidate from Jazz Pharmaceuticals. https://parkinsonsnewstoday.com/news/parkinsons-patients-with-persistent-tremor-sought-phase-2-trial/
Parkinson’s disease patients with inadequately controlled tremors are being sought for a Phase 2 clinical trial of suvecaltamide, an oral treatment candidate from Jazz Pharmaceuticals. https://parkinsonsnewstoday.com/news/parkinsons-patients-with-persistent-tremor-sought-phase-2-trial/
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Triplet Therapy Failed. Now what?
I've posted about my father here before - you can check my post history for my older posts. To keep it brief: 60 years old, diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer in June of last year (at 59). Doctor started with hormonal treatment while waiting for him to regain some strength, added Abiraterone (
I've posted about my father here before - you can check my post history for my older posts. To keep it brief: 60 years old, diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer in June of last year (at 59). Doctor started with hormonal treatment while waiting for him to regain some strength, added Abiraterone (
Worriedson9
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Dare I state that a homeopathic medicine stopped my AFib attacks!!!
How can a simple homeopathic medicine stop my AFib attacks that were getting more severe and much more prolonged prompting admissions to a+e, despite taking conventional medication to treat it? I myself cannot answer this question. In all honesty I don't think anyone on this site could answer it neither
How can a simple homeopathic medicine stop my AFib attacks that were getting more severe and much more prolonged prompting admissions to a+e, despite taking conventional medication to treat it? I myself cannot answer this question. In all honesty I don't think anyone on this site could answer it neither
DizzyD
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
New articles from the NIH
New from the NIH 1. The efficacy and adverse events of conventional and second-generation androgen receptor inhibitors for castration-resistant prostate cancer: A network meta-analysis. Zhang X, Zhang G, Wang J, Bi J. Front Endocrinol (Lausanne). 2023 Feb 10;14:1131033. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2023.1131033
New from the NIH 1. The efficacy and adverse events of conventional and second-generation androgen receptor inhibitors for castration-resistant prostate cancer: A network meta-analysis. Zhang X, Zhang G, Wang J, Bi J. Front Endocrinol (Lausanne). 2023 Feb 10;14:1131033. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2023.1131033
Magnus1964
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Prostate Cancer Network
2 years ago
New NIH articles on prostate cancer
New from the NIH 1. The efficacy and adverse events of conventional and second-generation androgen receptor inhibitors for castration-resistant prostate cancer: A network meta-analysis. Zhang X, Zhang G, Wang J, Bi J. Front Endocrinol (Lausanne). 2023 Feb 10;14:1131033. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2023.1131033
New from the NIH 1. The efficacy and adverse events of conventional and second-generation androgen receptor inhibitors for castration-resistant prostate cancer: A network meta-analysis. Zhang X, Zhang G, Wang J, Bi J. Front Endocrinol (Lausanne). 2023 Feb 10;14:1131033. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2023.1131033
Magnus1964
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
📣 TAKE PART 📣 Are you a patient that has participated in a DCT or Hybrid Clinical Trial?
Are you a patient that has participated in a DCT or Hybrid Clinical Trial? These are trials with at-home elements, such as at-home monitoring, telemedicine visits, or home health visits. If so, we would love to speak with you! Please email: recruitment@healthivibe.com
Are you a patient that has participated in a DCT or Hybrid Clinical Trial? These are trials with at-home elements, such as at-home monitoring, telemedicine visits, or home health visits. If so, we would love to speak with you! Please email: recruitment@healthivibe.com
AnnaHU
HealthUnlocked
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Research Opportunities
2 years ago
Cardio training with Afib
I was diagnosed by a cardiologist with lone paroxysmal atrial fibrillation three years ago. My condition stabilized after being prescribed Flecainide, Apixaban and Rosuvastatin (the latter as a preventative to lower cholesterol). For the past two years I have been able to resume training in my single
I was diagnosed by a cardiologist with lone paroxysmal atrial fibrillation three years ago. My condition stabilized after being prescribed Flecainide, Apixaban and Rosuvastatin (the latter as a preventative to lower cholesterol). For the past two years I have been able to resume training in my single
Winnipegsculler
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AF Association
2 years ago
Propranalol or Bisoprolol
I had Afib for the first time at the beginning of December …and was put on Apixaban. I will be having an echocardiogram scan in due course. In A&E the doctor told me to continue with my BP meds of Indapamide 2.5mg and Propranolol. I had an assessment two days later and another ECG …by then
I had Afib for the first time at the beginning of December …and was put on Apixaban. I will be having an echocardiogram scan in due course. In A&E the doctor told me to continue with my BP meds of Indapamide 2.5mg and Propranolol. I had an assessment two days later and another ECG …by then
Carole1212
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AF Association
2 years ago
EVUSHELD PHASE II. A unique opportunity
I have recently attended Clatterbridge Hospital in Liverpool to participate in the latest Evusheld trial. The trial will take one year to complete and will require further visits throughout that time. Evusheld does not depend on a healthy immune system to generate protective immunity. And while approved
I have recently attended Clatterbridge Hospital in Liverpool to participate in the latest Evusheld trial. The trial will take one year to complete and will require further visits throughout that time. Evusheld does not depend on a healthy immune system to generate protective immunity. And while approved
BooBoo39
Volunteer
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Vasculitis UK
2 years ago
What tests/treatment
Hi everyone. A new Year and a new member in UK Diagnosed with A Fib just before Christmas after my FitBit started sending me notifications at end of October. Had 24 hr ECG and condition is persistent. Under care of my GP but not on medication as considering blood thinners suggested by GP I am considering
Hi everyone. A new Year and a new member in UK Diagnosed with A Fib just before Christmas after my FitBit started sending me notifications at end of October. Had 24 hr ECG and condition is persistent. Under care of my GP but not on medication as considering blood thinners suggested by GP I am considering
SeatonRover
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AF Association
2 years ago
Melatonin stirs up Tinnitus
All the literature nearly universally says that melatonin is good for tinnitus based on clinical trials and personal experiences Tinnitus UK is not particularly supportive of melatonin I must be an outlier as melatonin really stirs my tinnitus up Just wondering if anyone else considers melatonin
All the literature nearly universally says that melatonin is good for tinnitus based on clinical trials and personal experiences Tinnitus UK is not particularly supportive of melatonin I must be an outlier as melatonin really stirs my tinnitus up Just wondering if anyone else considers melatonin
DR650SE
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Tinnitus UK
2 years ago
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