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Anxiety with Afib
Hi have had Afib episodes for 20 years, usually only for couple of hours, helped by metoprolol. I was in Resus overnight for thelast episode, had 3 different IV beta blockers, to no avail, and was finally given oral Flecainide, which worked after 40 minutes, and prevented cardioversion.. That was
Hi have had Afib episodes for 20 years, usually only for couple of hours, helped by metoprolol. I was in Resus overnight for thelast episode, had 3 different IV beta blockers, to no avail, and was finally given oral Flecainide, which worked after 40 minutes, and prevented cardioversion.. That was
Braygirl
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AF Association
2 years ago
Is Atrial Fibrillation connected to the Thyroid?
I am wondering if through a change in thyroid hormone type and dosage one can modify or cure Atrial Fibrillation? Several here have mentioned that irregular heartbeat or palpitations have decreased with the use of T3, however, I don't recall reading anything about adjustments in hormone replacement
I am wondering if through a change in thyroid hormone type and dosage one can modify or cure Atrial Fibrillation? Several here have mentioned that irregular heartbeat or palpitations have decreased with the use of T3, however, I don't recall reading anything about adjustments in hormone replacement
saritadelmar
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
In afib day after ablation
I just had a cryo ablation 4 days ago. I woke up from the procedure in afib. I went back in rhythm but the next day afib started again and continued for 3 days. Is this normal or did it not work? I have also been having sulfur burps and diarrhea. I’m 36years old… every dr I’ve seen has never seen afib
I just had a cryo ablation 4 days ago. I woke up from the procedure in afib. I went back in rhythm but the next day afib started again and continued for 3 days. Is this normal or did it not work? I have also been having sulfur burps and diarrhea. I’m 36years old… every dr I’ve seen has never seen afib
Afib_girl
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AF Association
2 years ago
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I'm on Day #157 of my O.M.A.D. (one meal a day) diet ... Check out this link
I'm using O.M.A.D. (one meal a day) to lose weight (!) and promote autophagy (your body's natural way to cleanse itself of dead cells). I just found this interesting website on autophagy. STAY STRONG! There are hundreds of international clinical trials going on RIGHT NOW! I'm confident that a 'MIRACE
I'm using O.M.A.D. (one meal a day) to lose weight (!) and promote autophagy (your body's natural way to cleanse itself of dead cells). I just found this interesting website on autophagy. STAY STRONG! There are hundreds of international clinical trials going on RIGHT NOW! I'm confident that a 'MIRACE
PDWarrior1900
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Heart having a funny few minutes!
Anyone know what this dip means on the ecg? I am not concerned about the bradycardia as I take meds. But could really feel this beat happening and felt weird. Different from a fib.
Anyone know what this dip means on the ecg? I am not concerned about the bradycardia as I take meds. But could really feel this beat happening and felt weird. Different from a fib.
DLS25
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AF Association
2 years ago
Measuring T4/3 metabolites to address personal individuality
This paper is not directly addressing T4 and T3 metabolism in subjects but is assessing linkages between the various reactions and products. It concludes that as regards pharmacokinetics of change, we are all individual in our actions, and of course leading on to individuality of response to T4 treatment
This paper is not directly addressing T4 and T3 metabolism in subjects but is assessing linkages between the various reactions and products. It concludes that as regards pharmacokinetics of change, we are all individual in our actions, and of course leading on to individuality of response to T4 treatment
diogenes
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Phase 1 study SBRT for bone metastases in oligometastatic patients. So far, "few toxicity events and high local control rate"
stereotactic radiosurgery for bone metastases in oligometastatic prostate cancer patients: DESTROY-2 clinical trial subanalysis Francesco Deodato, Donato Pezzulla, Savino Cilla, Milena Ferro, C Romano, P Bonome, Milly Buwenge, A Zamagni, L Strigari, Vincenzo Valentini, Alessio Giuseppe Morganti, Gabriella
stereotactic radiosurgery for bone metastases in oligometastatic prostate cancer patients: DESTROY-2 clinical trial subanalysis Francesco Deodato, Donato Pezzulla, Savino Cilla, Milena Ferro, C Romano, P Bonome, Milly Buwenge, A Zamagni, L Strigari, Vincenzo Valentini, Alessio Giuseppe Morganti, Gabriella
Graham49
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Ablation done - feeling fine (relatively)
(63 year old - history of congenital heart disease - coarctation of aorta correction in 1969 - stroke 3 years ago - diagnosed atrial (probably) flutter 2 years ago - had 120+ heart rate continously for last 4 months) Had catheter ablation at Birmingham 2 days ago under Mr Marshall. All went well. 114
(63 year old - history of congenital heart disease - coarctation of aorta correction in 1969 - stroke 3 years ago - diagnosed atrial (probably) flutter 2 years ago - had 120+ heart rate continously for last 4 months) Had catheter ablation at Birmingham 2 days ago under Mr Marshall. All went well. 114
mrhappydays
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AF Association
2 years ago
This is worth your time to look at ... Benedlife.com says it has clinical proof their supplement (take with your regular PD meds) WORKS!
I just checked their website. Those cost is $165 a month for their supplement. From: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnut.2021.650053/full "Conclusion:[i]
The present study demonstrated that PS128 supplementation for 12 weeks with constant anti-parkinsonian medication improved the
I just checked their website. Those cost is $165 a month for their supplement. From: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnut.2021.650053/full "Conclusion:[i]
The present study demonstrated that PS128 supplementation for 12 weeks with constant anti-parkinsonian medication improved the
PDWarrior1900
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
177LU-PNT2002 PSMA THERAPY vs Pluvicto
It is my understanding this new drug presently under clinical trials is supposed to be a future alternative to Pluvicto... can anyone shed some light about this new drug and how it competes with Pluvicto? Thanks
It is my understanding this new drug presently under clinical trials is supposed to be a future alternative to Pluvicto... can anyone shed some light about this new drug and how it competes with Pluvicto? Thanks
Ollie1948
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Thyroid effect on mood?
I saw a Councillor this week as I've felt really "grey" for a long time. After chatting he urged me to look into whole thyroid, I've taken levothroxine on nhs following partial thyroidectomy due to thyroid cancer 7 yrs ago. He explained T3 and T4 and showed me the thyroid uk site. He explained I
I saw a Councillor this week as I've felt really "grey" for a long time. After chatting he urged me to look into whole thyroid, I've taken levothroxine on nhs following partial thyroidectomy due to thyroid cancer 7 yrs ago. He explained T3 and T4 and showed me the thyroid uk site. He explained I
evieve08
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
heatstroke / exhaustion?
Doing very well up to 2 days ago, on 7.5 mgs. I am going to a wedding tomorrow - but appear to have heatstroke from a very hot, long walk in Greece. Nausea, headache, dizziness - all too familiar in a way. It hasnt gone off after 2 days. Would you increase the pred temporarily (fearing this would be
Doing very well up to 2 days ago, on 7.5 mgs. I am going to a wedding tomorrow - but appear to have heatstroke from a very hot, long walk in Greece. Nausea, headache, dizziness - all too familiar in a way. It hasnt gone off after 2 days. Would you increase the pred temporarily (fearing this would be
Predderman2020
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Should I have a catheter ablation?
Hi everyone I follow this group everyday and you are all so helpful. But i need some advice now. I was diagnosed with PAF February last year after trying to catch it for 2 years (long story). I take 1.25 Bisoporol daily with Apixaban. My PAF has got worse and i now have episodes everyday with heart
Hi everyone I follow this group everyday and you are all so helpful. But i need some advice now. I was diagnosed with PAF February last year after trying to catch it for 2 years (long story). I take 1.25 Bisoporol daily with Apixaban. My PAF has got worse and i now have episodes everyday with heart
Youngest
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AF Association
2 years ago
Side Effects of Niraparib (ZEJULA)?
While I await the results of my genetic test to see if I have the DNA repair defect to allow me to participate in the AMPLITUDE clinical trial, I have been looking at the SEs for Niraparib and they don’t look very pleasant, so I wondered if anyone has used it and has personal experience to share?
While I await the results of my genetic test to see if I have the DNA repair defect to allow me to participate in the AMPLITUDE clinical trial, I have been looking at the SEs for Niraparib and they don’t look very pleasant, so I wondered if anyone has used it and has personal experience to share?
Benkaymel
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Clinical trails
Going to my very first visit for my first clinical trial soon. PSA is at .3 and it seems that the zytiga is starting to fail. PSA was over 500 5 years ago and has served me well. Just wondering how Clinical Trails work and are they worth it.
Going to my very first visit for my first clinical trial soon. PSA is at .3 and it seems that the zytiga is starting to fail. PSA was over 500 5 years ago and has served me well. Just wondering how Clinical Trails work and are they worth it.
lincolnj8
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Nebivolol
Started new med today, bp usually up in the 130’s/140 ish/ 80/90 most days, pulse rate anywhere 78/80/90 Took one tablet first thing, got a corker of a headache and felt a bit dizzy. Took bp this evening and it’s 106/58 p65 …. Been sitting relaxing for about an hour. I think that’s good,l? but I will
Started new med today, bp usually up in the 130’s/140 ish/ 80/90 most days, pulse rate anywhere 78/80/90 Took one tablet first thing, got a corker of a headache and felt a bit dizzy. Took bp this evening and it’s 106/58 p65 …. Been sitting relaxing for about an hour. I think that’s good,l? but I will
Tilly1957
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AF Association
2 years ago
Annovis Bio Announces First Patient Dosed in Phase 3 Trial in Patients with Early Parkinson’s Disease
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Annovis Bio Announces First Patient Dosed in Phase 3 Trial in Patients with Early Parkinson’s Disease
[/i] BERWYN, Pa., August 24, 2022 -- Annovis Bio, Inc. (NYSE: ANVS) ("Annovis" or the "Company"), a late-stage clinical drug platform company addressing neurodegenerative diseases, announced
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Annovis Bio Announces First Patient Dosed in Phase 3 Trial in Patients with Early Parkinson’s Disease
[/i] BERWYN, Pa., August 24, 2022 -- Annovis Bio, Inc. (NYSE: ANVS) ("Annovis" or the "Company"), a late-stage clinical drug platform company addressing neurodegenerative diseases, announced
PDWarrior1900
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Using a Heart Rate monitor chest strap after Ablation
Has anyone used a HRM chest strap after a pvi ablation and had strange readings even though a manual pulse check is regular and in control? I was wondering if the strap picks up the electrical activity still going on in the Pulmonary Veins but cant get past the ablation sites into the heart to cause
Has anyone used a HRM chest strap after a pvi ablation and had strange readings even though a manual pulse check is regular and in control? I was wondering if the strap picks up the electrical activity still going on in the Pulmonary Veins but cant get past the ablation sites into the heart to cause
Simoni
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AF Association
2 years ago
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AF Association
2 years ago
Litifilimab Lessens Skin Disease Activity in Lupus, Trial Data Show
Litifilimab Lessens Skin Disease Activity in Lupus, Trial Data ShowTherapy known as BIIB059 led to 'huge improvements,' researchers say: Marta Figueiredo, PhD | August 22, 2022 Biogen’s experimental therapy litifilimab, also called BIIB059, significantly reduced skin disease activity in adults with
Litifilimab Lessens Skin Disease Activity in Lupus, Trial Data ShowTherapy known as BIIB059 led to 'huge improvements,' researchers say: Marta Figueiredo, PhD | August 22, 2022 Biogen’s experimental therapy litifilimab, also called BIIB059, significantly reduced skin disease activity in adults with
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