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Statins and blood pressure meds
Just had an ecg at doctors that apparently needs to be repeated along with a referral for a heart scan. I have had statins prescribed the last two years or so and have never been keen to take them considering the advice on this forum. Doctor insistent that I start them again along with blood pressure
Just had an ecg at doctors that apparently needs to be repeated along with a referral for a heart scan. I have had statins prescribed the last two years or so and have never been keen to take them considering the advice on this forum. Doctor insistent that I start them again along with blood pressure
Artless
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Thyroid UK
11 months ago
ecg tips
Are there any tutorials on how to read an ecg? Apple Watch doesn’t check for heart attacks but what does it check for besides atrial fibrillation? I’d love to know what all the squiggles mean! Thanks
Are there any tutorials on how to read an ecg? Apple Watch doesn’t check for heart attacks but what does it check for besides atrial fibrillation? I’d love to know what all the squiggles mean! Thanks
Harefieldfan
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British Heart Foundation
11 months ago
Implantation Issues
Hi. I have been through 4 transfers with donor eggs. The first one was a miscarriage at 6 weeks. The other 3 were implantation failures. Following the 2nd and 3rd transfer, we went through KIR testing to check compatibility with donor and then had our three embryos PGTA tested. They all tested normal
Hi. I have been through 4 transfers with donor eggs. The first one was a miscarriage at 6 weeks. The other 3 were implantation failures. Following the 2nd and 3rd transfer, we went through KIR testing to check compatibility with donor and then had our three embryos PGTA tested. They all tested normal
75Toria
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Fertility Network UK
7 months ago
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Viral Myocarditis
anyone had something similar? My anxiety is all over the place! I am wondering if anyone flew this close to diagnosis. 16 May I woke up with a tight shoulder, jaw, arm, couldn’t breathe, sweating, felt unable to walk. Eventually I was admitted to hospital for 2 days with abnormal BNP levels (250 -
anyone had something similar? My anxiety is all over the place! I am wondering if anyone flew this close to diagnosis. 16 May I woke up with a tight shoulder, jaw, arm, couldn’t breathe, sweating, felt unable to walk. Eventually I was admitted to hospital for 2 days with abnormal BNP levels (250 -
Nb55
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British Heart Foundation
11 months ago
Well, here I am
Hello everyone! So I find myself here after 55 years of walking about with an ASD totally unaware of it. It turns out the heart murmur mentioned in a routine medical in my twenties wasn’t quite so innocent. I had a day of feeling tired, then persistent palpitations that were stopping me sleeping. When
Hello everyone! So I find myself here after 55 years of walking about with an ASD totally unaware of it. It turns out the heart murmur mentioned in a routine medical in my twenties wasn’t quite so innocent. I had a day of feeling tired, then persistent palpitations that were stopping me sleeping. When
RumblingChest
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British Heart Foundation
11 months ago
An interesting thought
I have had Afib paroxysmal on and off for 10 years. I now take 2.5 mg Bisoprolol each morning and have since had no Afib attacks or wobbles. However, my Apple watch always says I have Afib, and any time I have an ECG it says I have Afib. Yet I appear fit as a flea, can do manual jobs and work, etc
I have had Afib paroxysmal on and off for 10 years. I now take 2.5 mg Bisoprolol each morning and have since had no Afib attacks or wobbles. However, my Apple watch always says I have Afib, and any time I have an ECG it says I have Afib. Yet I appear fit as a flea, can do manual jobs and work, etc
bigbearatthecave
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
11 months ago
Is there any hope?
My OTD is tomorrow, but I took a test this morning to prepare myself for the worst. It was negative. This is our 4th ICSI round (all been fresh rounds) and we had 3 embryos transferred day 3. Including this one I would have had 9 embryos transferred and not once have we had a positive. I'm nearly 41.
My OTD is tomorrow, but I took a test this morning to prepare myself for the worst. It was negative. This is our 4th ICSI round (all been fresh rounds) and we had 3 embryos transferred day 3. Including this one I would have had 9 embryos transferred and not once have we had a positive. I'm nearly 41.
40plusTTC
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Fertility Network UK
7 months ago
Ecg report
Hello all,I'm new here, 52 years old and currently under investigation for potential angina after some issues with chest pain on exertion. Had an appointment at the hospital a couple of weeks ago with an ecg and am having a ct angiogram in a couple of weeks. Had my ecg report come in the post today
Hello all,I'm new here, 52 years old and currently under investigation for potential angina after some issues with chest pain on exertion. Had an appointment at the hospital a couple of weeks ago with an ecg and am having a ct angiogram in a couple of weeks. Had my ecg report come in the post today
Catlover52
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British Heart Foundation
11 months ago
Hospital update
hi all Had my first hospital assessment this afternoon but the Registrar said I wasn’t typical of Angina symptoms. ECG was ok but she’s sending me for an echocardiogram and ct scan to be sure. She did wonder if I had a lung problem due to being an ex smoker (only for 2 months) and having had radiotherapy
hi all Had my first hospital assessment this afternoon but the Registrar said I wasn’t typical of Angina symptoms. ECG was ok but she’s sending me for an echocardiogram and ct scan to be sure. She did wonder if I had a lung problem due to being an ex smoker (only for 2 months) and having had radiotherapy
Yoga2011
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British Heart Foundation
11 months ago
EKG results
Well I made it to sunny France (actually very hot an humid) and have just managed to get my heart ultrasound results emailed through. To quote cardiologist’s report I have « very mild aortic and tricuspid regurgitation » and « Interatrial septum is aneurysmal that is bulging into right atrium, although
Well I made it to sunny France (actually very hot an humid) and have just managed to get my heart ultrasound results emailed through. To quote cardiologist’s report I have « very mild aortic and tricuspid regurgitation » and « Interatrial septum is aneurysmal that is bulging into right atrium, although
Retired010
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AF Association
11 months ago
Hello I am new here
I wanted to understand is it normal to have some anxiety over heart health. I am 23 man, overweight, non smoker, from the UK, like my cholesterol, bp, ECG. stress test I've had have been fine. Despite the symptoms I get (chest tightness, arm pain and jaw pain) the doctor are not concerned and assume
I wanted to understand is it normal to have some anxiety over heart health. I am 23 man, overweight, non smoker, from the UK, like my cholesterol, bp, ECG. stress test I've had have been fine. Despite the symptoms I get (chest tightness, arm pain and jaw pain) the doctor are not concerned and assume
JakeEep02
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British Heart Foundation
11 months ago
ECG Flappy gaps?
Hi awesome people, This is an ECG taken on my iWatch on waking this morning - still laying flat in bed. I’m currently in yet [i]another[/i] Amiodarone-suppressed episode of PAF. Currently approx 36 hours. At least the Amio is keeping the heart rate lower, but I seem to be getting more episodes
Hi awesome people, This is an ECG taken on my iWatch on waking this morning - still laying flat in bed. I’m currently in yet [i]another[/i] Amiodarone-suppressed episode of PAF. Currently approx 36 hours. At least the Amio is keeping the heart rate lower, but I seem to be getting more episodes
Dippy22
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AF Association
11 months ago
ecg reading please
hi all can you cast your eye over this please I know I’ve sent one recently but I’m weaning off of Bisoporol as an experiment and it’s been 48 hours without any . My normal rate while on bisop was circa 48bpm average
hi all can you cast your eye over this please I know I’ve sent one recently but I’m weaning off of Bisoporol as an experiment and it’s been 48 hours without any . My normal rate while on bisop was circa 48bpm average
mjm1971
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AF Association
11 months ago
NT-proBNP test shows over 1800 (2,255) Does it indicate heart failure?
Latest info: When I saw my doctor, having experienced some worry about this test, he was immediately aware that the high BNP level was directly attributable to my permanent AF. He explained that he had only asked for the test to establish a 'base level' for my proBNP reading and despite the relatively
Latest info: When I saw my doctor, having experienced some worry about this test, he was immediately aware that the high BNP level was directly attributable to my permanent AF. He explained that he had only asked for the test to establish a 'base level' for my proBNP reading and despite the relatively
oscarfox49
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AF Association
11 months ago
Blood tests
Hi I have just switched over from antiplatelet Clopidogrel to anticoagulant EDOXABAN following detection of AF on a LINQ ECG implant. My GP has asked me to get a blood test and is suggesting tests every 3 months. I thought a benefit of the drug was no need for blood tests. Anyone got experience to
Hi I have just switched over from antiplatelet Clopidogrel to anticoagulant EDOXABAN following detection of AF on a LINQ ECG implant. My GP has asked me to get a blood test and is suggesting tests every 3 months. I thought a benefit of the drug was no need for blood tests. Anyone got experience to
Chinkoflight
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Anticoagulation Support
11 months ago
Hypertensive Urgency/Emergency Blood Pressure >180/120
In the UK we are advised by NHS 111 or our GP to head to the A&E department if our blood pressure spikes greater than 180/120 and there are one or more additional symptoms. This happened to me twice in the past 6 months (never happened before this in 20 years). The first time it hit around 250/120 and
In the UK we are advised by NHS 111 or our GP to head to the A&E department if our blood pressure spikes greater than 180/120 and there are one or more additional symptoms. This happened to me twice in the past 6 months (never happened before this in 20 years). The first time it hit around 250/120 and
Richard9999
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High Blood Pressure Support
11 months ago
Hi there. Nice to meet you. Don't be anxious. It doesn't hurt. And it will go away.
Good evening. My name is Michael and I just joined looking for a place to find support for those struggling with anxiety and depression. Some of my first anxiety attacks were on my Birthright Israel trip in late May of 2011. I knew I was depressed since about the second half of 2008, having my first
Good evening. My name is Michael and I just joined looking for a place to find support for those struggling with anxiety and depression. Some of my first anxiety attacks were on my Birthright Israel trip in late May of 2011. I knew I was depressed since about the second half of 2008, having my first
Mike2k3d
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Anxiety and Depression Support
11 months ago
Is flecainide a good drug?
I have been very low profile of late because I had nearly two years free of AF - then it came back last Wednesday with a vengeance and refused to go away... This resulted in a trip to the doctor's and then A&E on Thursday because the rate was quite high, blipping up to 150+ bpm. To cut a long story
I have been very low profile of late because I had nearly two years free of AF - then it came back last Wednesday with a vengeance and refused to go away... This resulted in a trip to the doctor's and then A&E on Thursday because the rate was quite high, blipping up to 150+ bpm. To cut a long story
Hidden
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AF Association
11 months ago
Living With A-Fib Questions
Hi All, I was diagnosed with A-Fib only a few weeks ago so everything is still very new and a bit bewildering. I think I was first aware that something wasn't right around 3 months ago when I noticed I got much more out of breath walking up a hill then I would normally be. A couple of days later I noticed
Hi All, I was diagnosed with A-Fib only a few weeks ago so everything is still very new and a bit bewildering. I think I was first aware that something wasn't right around 3 months ago when I noticed I got much more out of breath walking up a hill then I would normally be. A couple of days later I noticed
PeakyO
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AF Association
11 months ago
cyclogest question
Ladies on/taken cyclogest progesterone pessary. I’m currently on 400mg Twice a day in my luteal phase, I’m around 11dpo and going to test on the day my period is due for pregnancy. I had a scan yesterday and my corpus luteum is still active and progesterone level was 38nmol/l. Beta HCG blood test
Ladies on/taken cyclogest progesterone pessary. I’m currently on 400mg Twice a day in my luteal phase, I’m around 11dpo and going to test on the day my period is due for pregnancy. I had a scan yesterday and my corpus luteum is still active and progesterone level was 38nmol/l. Beta HCG blood test
Amy190
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Fertility Network UK
7 months ago
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