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How do you get up every day after several months with treatment?
currently I’m under treatment with
atripla
and since my first check I’m undetectable and CD4 with high levels... so that’s a good response to treatment(talking about medical condition) but muy emotional state is cycling between happiness and inertia How do you carry this mood ?
currently I’m under treatment with
atripla
and since my first check I’m undetectable and CD4 with high levels... so that’s a good response to treatment(talking about medical condition) but muy emotional state is cycling between happiness and inertia How do you carry this mood ?
Dicky Heart Again!
Had another emergency admission with atrial flutter a week ago. This is the second one in three months. The paramedics wouldn't take me to the same hospital even though the first one is closer! Despite the two hospitals being in the same Trust, neither can access my records from the other! After 24
Had another emergency admission with atrial flutter a week ago. This is the second one in three months. The paramedics wouldn't take me to the same hospital even though the first one is closer! Despite the two hospitals being in the same Trust, neither can access my records from the other! After 24
Flecainide
Hi I have paroxyl afib. Comes on about once a month usually after alcohol, even one drink can start it, although I have had attacks without a drink. The attacks usually last 16 hours. I can feel my heart is out of beat but otherwise I can continue with my life normally even during an attack. I tried
Hi I have paroxyl afib. Comes on about once a month usually after alcohol, even one drink can start it, although I have had attacks without a drink. The attacks usually last 16 hours. I can feel my heart is out of beat but otherwise I can continue with my life normally even during an attack. I tried
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Move to Veramapril from bisoprolol
Dear all Can I have your thoughts please I tried the bisoprolol (2.5) for 18 months after my diagnosis of paf Struggled on it and still got af attacks (very symptomatic). Finally persuaded the medics to swap me to the calcium Chanel blocker. Night and day so much better and thought that this was it
Dear all Can I have your thoughts please I tried the bisoprolol (2.5) for 18 months after my diagnosis of paf Struggled on it and still got af attacks (very symptomatic). Finally persuaded the medics to swap me to the calcium Chanel blocker. Night and day so much better and thought that this was it
Hello! Any advice would be gratefully received, especially re Digoxin. Thanks.
Hi, This is my first time posting on here, although I have been reading lots of posts and good advice for a while now. My AF history in brief is as follows: Had palpitations for around a year, told GP and had a monitor fitted which picked up PAF in March 2019. Was given bisoprolol (2.5) but really
Hi, This is my first time posting on here, although I have been reading lots of posts and good advice for a while now. My AF history in brief is as follows: Had palpitations for around a year, told GP and had a monitor fitted which picked up PAF in March 2019. Was given bisoprolol (2.5) but really
Supplements requiring care
There are some fellow gym bunnies here who may want to note my experience. I take blood pressure medication and decided to take citrulline malate to a) drop my blood pressure and b) improve my training on a rowing machine. Instead I ended up in A&E with a temperature of 33 degrees, blood pressure and
There are some fellow gym bunnies here who may want to note my experience. I take blood pressure medication and decided to take citrulline malate to a) drop my blood pressure and b) improve my training on a rowing machine. Instead I ended up in A&E with a temperature of 33 degrees, blood pressure and
The Left Atrial Appendage in Humans: Structure, Physiology, and Pathogenesis - Medscape
I thought many would be interested:- This is the Abstract For many years, the left atrial appendage (LAA) was considered a dormant embryological remnant; however, it is a structurally complex and functional organ that contributes to cardiac haemodynamic changes and volume homeostasis through both its
I thought many would be interested:- This is the Abstract For many years, the left atrial appendage (LAA) was considered a dormant embryological remnant; however, it is a structurally complex and functional organ that contributes to cardiac haemodynamic changes and volume homeostasis through both its
Ectopics and AF? (again)
Hi all, haven't posted for a while, but a couple of things have got on my wick recently so thought I'd seek help from the rest of you- been experiencing a lot of ectopics recently (like, every few beats for hours on end for days), which is pretty draining, but went into full blown AFib last night for
Hi all, haven't posted for a while, but a couple of things have got on my wick recently so thought I'd seek help from the rest of you- been experiencing a lot of ectopics recently (like, every few beats for hours on end for days), which is pretty draining, but went into full blown AFib last night for
atrial flutter or afib
Hello all, I have a question I have had two known episodes of afib in 5 years that required conversion. I am now in "afib" again but this time it feels different almost mild, I am only taking Metoprolol 25ER twice daily and my rate stay below a 100 during most daily activities,, exercise, stair climbing
Hello all, I have a question I have had two known episodes of afib in 5 years that required conversion. I am now in "afib" again but this time it feels different almost mild, I am only taking Metoprolol 25ER twice daily and my rate stay below a 100 during most daily activities,, exercise, stair climbing
Hopping Mad
Sorry, I just feel the need to sound off. My six week follow up for a Cardioversion last October was originally scheduled for 5th March which by any stretch is well over six weeks. Had a letter this morning saying this has been cancelled and a new appointment made for 16th July, a full nine months from
Sorry, I just feel the need to sound off. My six week follow up for a Cardioversion last October was originally scheduled for 5th March which by any stretch is well over six weeks. Had a letter this morning saying this has been cancelled and a new appointment made for 16th July, a full nine months from
missed beats
Hi there I would appreciate your opinion onthis I have been having missed beats for a while i am on bisoprolol 2.5 has to reduce it to 1.25 lately because of the missed beats I had ablation for AFib over a year a gp? any one experience the same? thanks so much in-advance
Hi there I would appreciate your opinion onthis I have been having missed beats for a while i am on bisoprolol 2.5 has to reduce it to 1.25 lately because of the missed beats I had ablation for AFib over a year a gp? any one experience the same? thanks so much in-advance
Flecanide is unlicensed for AFib!
Hello all I have had the longest episode of AFib i have yet had...36 hours and only just fading off. Definetly caused by drinking 3 large pots of non decaff tea on Tuesday pm with my best friend..unwittingly thinking it was decaff. She also has AFib and has had similar! Anyway,didn't know what to do
Hello all I have had the longest episode of AFib i have yet had...36 hours and only just fading off. Definetly caused by drinking 3 large pots of non decaff tea on Tuesday pm with my best friend..unwittingly thinking it was decaff. She also has AFib and has had similar! Anyway,didn't know what to do
moderate diastolic dysfunction
Evening! I was diagnosed with PAF in 2017 and my recent echo shows moderate diastolic dysfunction with a mild left atrium. I am awaiting to hear from my cardiologist/EP but can anyone share similar stories as i am going out of my mind as to the next steps and prognosis. I was getting more breathless
Evening! I was diagnosed with PAF in 2017 and my recent echo shows moderate diastolic dysfunction with a mild left atrium. I am awaiting to hear from my cardiologist/EP but can anyone share similar stories as i am going out of my mind as to the next steps and prognosis. I was getting more breathless
Ablation for ectopic beats
I was wondering whether anyone had any experience regarding having an ablation because of ectopic beats and whether it was successful. My ectopic beats were first detected roughly 7 months ago and have since been undergoing cardiology investigations. I have so far had a 7 day ECG monitor and a echocardiogram
I was wondering whether anyone had any experience regarding having an ablation because of ectopic beats and whether it was successful. My ectopic beats were first detected roughly 7 months ago and have since been undergoing cardiology investigations. I have so far had a 7 day ECG monitor and a echocardiogram
RFAblation and Pacemaker
Can you have a radiofrequency ablation for afib (not AV node ablation) if you have a pacemaker (Medtronic 2017)? The PM is for sick sinus syndrome tacky brady? My afib is managed with Flecainide, Diltiazem and Xarelto but the EP wants to do an ablation, didn't say what kind of ablation.
Can you have a radiofrequency ablation for afib (not AV node ablation) if you have a pacemaker (Medtronic 2017)? The PM is for sick sinus syndrome tacky brady? My afib is managed with Flecainide, Diltiazem and Xarelto but the EP wants to do an ablation, didn't say what kind of ablation.
Anxious and Scared- Possible Heart Failure and Afib
I had my fourth episode of Afib last week and had a cardioversion and am in NSR. For that I am grateful. The did the BNP blood test and it was super high so the hospitalist diagnosed me with congestive heart failure. This test was elevated last time I had an episode but my cardiologist and family
I had my fourth episode of Afib last week and had a cardioversion and am in NSR. For that I am grateful. The did the BNP blood test and it was super high so the hospitalist diagnosed me with congestive heart failure. This test was elevated last time I had an episode but my cardiologist and family
Afib and Emergency rooms.
Afib and me do not agree on a sedentary life style. I Tried Amiodorane and soltal which produced more heart damage. Heart Fractions went from 25 to 15. The first choice of drs. for afib is amioordarone . How, can a drug that can months or years to get into your system be the first treatment of afib
Afib and me do not agree on a sedentary life style. I Tried Amiodorane and soltal which produced more heart damage. Heart Fractions went from 25 to 15. The first choice of drs. for afib is amioordarone . How, can a drug that can months or years to get into your system be the first treatment of afib
Food for thought
I just want to share this with all my Afibers Four years ago I had my first attack of afib I was scared and concerned always been fit and healthy I stayed an overnight on a medical ward and I reverted back to sinus Rhythm by the morning Cardiology review came back normal heart function I remember
I just want to share this with all my Afibers Four years ago I had my first attack of afib I was scared and concerned always been fit and healthy I stayed an overnight on a medical ward and I reverted back to sinus Rhythm by the morning Cardiology review came back normal heart function I remember
28 Year Old with Afib
Hi Everyone, I'm 28, live in Dallas, TX and no prior history of any type of heart condition. I had my very first and only episode of Afib back on Feb.2 2020 which put me in the ER for 24hrs on which I converted on my own back to Sinus Rhyme after 12 hours. Before my episode, I was what you would call
Hi Everyone, I'm 28, live in Dallas, TX and no prior history of any type of heart condition. I had my very first and only episode of Afib back on Feb.2 2020 which put me in the ER for 24hrs on which I converted on my own back to Sinus Rhyme after 12 hours. Before my episode, I was what you would call
Conversion via Spontaneous electric shock ?
My Sunday night episode of flutter got worse. (After ONE Gin). I took a Beta blocker (50 mg metoprolol) at 11am Monday but the pulse kept going at 150 beats per minute all day. At 5pm I took another meto.. The palpitations were not big, but I had no detectable pulse at my neck or wrists…I believe
My Sunday night episode of flutter got worse. (After ONE Gin). I took a Beta blocker (50 mg metoprolol) at 11am Monday but the pulse kept going at 150 beats per minute all day. At 5pm I took another meto.. The palpitations were not big, but I had no detectable pulse at my neck or wrists…I believe
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