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vasospastic coronary arteries
Well after 3 years and one aortic aneurysm fixed as a bonus, a consultant at an and e last night said ‘ you had better be tested for vasospastic coronary arteries ( well he said Prinzvariant actually) . From milk fairy’s and others brilliant posts that I have read at least I was aware of it. We are still
Well after 3 years and one aortic aneurysm fixed as a bonus, a consultant at an and e last night said ‘ you had better be tested for vasospastic coronary arteries ( well he said Prinzvariant actually) . From milk fairy’s and others brilliant posts that I have read at least I was aware of it. We are still
Robfromwales
in
British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
Heart Failure diagnosis.
I am an 80 year old female with a history of Atrial Fibrillation. I have had 3 Ablations and am now on rate control drugs which keep me quite comfortable. Recently my breathing became a problem and I am getting generalised weakness . I really do expect this at my grand age but I do like to drive and
I am an 80 year old female with a history of Atrial Fibrillation. I have had 3 Ablations and am now on rate control drugs which keep me quite comfortable. Recently my breathing became a problem and I am getting generalised weakness . I really do expect this at my grand age but I do like to drive and
PhyllisK
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AF Association
5 months ago
Deleted post with link to AF outcomes
I just wrote a reply to a now deleted post that linked to an external site giving a review of AF and its long-term outcomes. It was from a company called "Medtronic", a maker of medical equipment and other materials. The web page it linked looked like it was a PowerPoint presentation aimed at health
I just wrote a reply to a now deleted post that linked to an external site giving a review of AF and its long-term outcomes. It was from a company called "Medtronic", a maker of medical equipment and other materials. The web page it linked looked like it was a PowerPoint presentation aimed at health
Ppiman
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
5 months ago
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Atrial tachycardia and PAC burden and urgency of ablation question
So I finally found the report from my 14 day holter monitor and it showed a PAC burden of 4% and 141 episodes of atrial tachycardia originating from the pulmonary vein and the longest stretch being 30 beats (I guess that is what the EP meant when he said i was having mini afib episodes, maybe he was
So I finally found the report from my 14 day holter monitor and it showed a PAC burden of 4% and 141 episodes of atrial tachycardia originating from the pulmonary vein and the longest stretch being 30 beats (I guess that is what the EP meant when he said i was having mini afib episodes, maybe he was
Iamfuzzyduck
in
AF Association
5 months ago
Post Ablation
Good morning, This is a long one so Thankyou if you get to the end! I had my 3rd Ablation last Thursday 18th Jan at St Bart’s . It was a fairly complex one and resulted in going from sedation to a general anesetic during procedure. I had an overnight stay and was discharged Friday afternoon. I was
Good morning, This is a long one so Thankyou if you get to the end! I had my 3rd Ablation last Thursday 18th Jan at St Bart’s . It was a fairly complex one and resulted in going from sedation to a general anesetic during procedure. I had an overnight stay and was discharged Friday afternoon. I was
Kjsp
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
5 months ago
Updates on AF meds
Hello. Had appointment with AF specialist yesterday at Berks Cardiology. Everything went well. He explained everything in detail of my options, and basically said it's my choice to do whatever I wanted. I told him I wanted to exercise again at the gym, he said I could do whatever I wanted to do, but
Hello. Had appointment with AF specialist yesterday at Berks Cardiology. Everything went well. He explained everything in detail of my options, and basically said it's my choice to do whatever I wanted. I told him I wanted to exercise again at the gym, he said I could do whatever I wanted to do, but
gbn_
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
5 months ago
Amlodipine and heart arrhythmias
My husband takes Amlodipine for mildly raised BP and for about 2 hours after taking it his heart performs badly. Until recently, it was merely a slightly raised rate and PAC's, but in the last week his rate is 50% higher than normal, massive amounts of PAC's and PVC's and Kardia shows 'possible AF
My husband takes Amlodipine for mildly raised BP and for about 2 hours after taking it his heart performs badly. Until recently, it was merely a slightly raised rate and PAC's, but in the last week his rate is 50% higher than normal, massive amounts of PAC's and PVC's and Kardia shows 'possible AF
Finvola
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AF Association
5 months ago
Mixing medications
Apologies if this is a well repeated question, but not sure how to search for old posts where l’m sure there is an answer! Does anyone know of a good site where one can search for drug interactions? Have tried the pharmacy which is okay if you can get them to answer the phone and I won’t start on problems
Apologies if this is a well repeated question, but not sure how to search for old posts where l’m sure there is an answer! Does anyone know of a good site where one can search for drug interactions? Have tried the pharmacy which is okay if you can get them to answer the phone and I won’t start on problems
Retired010
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AF Association
5 months ago
Chest Pain and GERD
I have posted this on the Acid Reflux site as well...... I hsve had what the medics are calling non cardiac chest pain for getting on 3 years. I had an endoscopy that showed chronic but non cancerous oesophagitis. I don’t ( well didnt in sept2021) have a hiatus hernia. I don’t have h pylori. have taken
I have posted this on the Acid Reflux site as well...... I hsve had what the medics are calling non cardiac chest pain for getting on 3 years. I had an endoscopy that showed chronic but non cancerous oesophagitis. I don’t ( well didnt in sept2021) have a hiatus hernia. I don’t have h pylori. have taken
Robfromwales
in
British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
chest pain with reflux
I hsve had what the medics are calling non cardiac chest pain for getting on 3 years. I had an endoscopy that showed chronic but non cancerous oesophagitis. I don’t ( well didnt in sept2021) have a hiatus hernia. I don’t have h pylori. have taken every ppi and tried every home made remedy and diet so
I hsve had what the medics are calling non cardiac chest pain for getting on 3 years. I had an endoscopy that showed chronic but non cancerous oesophagitis. I don’t ( well didnt in sept2021) have a hiatus hernia. I don’t have h pylori. have taken every ppi and tried every home made remedy and diet so
Robfromwales
in
Acid Reflux Support
5 months ago
Do you know the difference between a sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) and a heart attack?
Would you be able to tell the difference between a Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) and a Heart Attack? If so, would you know what to do? A sudden cardiac arrest is often misunderstood to be the same as a heart attack.
They are not the same.
They are both an emergency situation. To learn more
Would you be able to tell the difference between a Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) and a Heart Attack? If so, would you know what to do? A sudden cardiac arrest is often misunderstood to be the same as a heart attack.
They are not the same.
They are both an emergency situation. To learn more
TracyAdmin
Partner
in
Sudden Cardiac Arrest & Heart Attack
5 months ago
worried
also sorry I forgot to add that I’ve done some ecg’s on my kardiamobile when I’ve had the missed beats and they’ve all said normal sinus rhythm I don’t subscribe to the advanced option just the regular one thank you
also sorry I forgot to add that I’ve done some ecg’s on my kardiamobile when I’ve had the missed beats and they’ve all said normal sinus rhythm I don’t subscribe to the advanced option just the regular one thank you
Deltrot53
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AF Association
5 months ago
worried
hi I know people can’t give medical advice but I’m hoping maybe for some reassurance/opinions I was given a stent in 2018 no heart attack but narrowed lad I’ve recently started to notice high heart rate readings on my Apple Watch SE no notification but only saw it when looking back through the days data
hi I know people can’t give medical advice but I’m hoping maybe for some reassurance/opinions I was given a stent in 2018 no heart attack but narrowed lad I’ve recently started to notice high heart rate readings on my Apple Watch SE no notification but only saw it when looking back through the days data
Deltrot53
in
AF Association
5 months ago
fibro pain and pregnancy
Hi As I'm new here and new to the pregnancy thing and chronik pain I thouth I'll ask you guys, maybe someone was where I am right now. I live with pain all my life in one form or another. to be honest i don't remember day withiout pain anymore. It's over 30 years now. I'm 19 weeks pregnant at the
Hi As I'm new here and new to the pregnancy thing and chronik pain I thouth I'll ask you guys, maybe someone was where I am right now. I live with pain all my life in one form or another. to be honest i don't remember day withiout pain anymore. It's over 30 years now. I'm 19 weeks pregnant at the
momwithfibro
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Pain Concern
5 months ago
Raynauds
Dr diagnosed me in 1994 with Raynauds said it’s usually a prelude to later disease like, arthritis or scleroderma I have both now. Along with numerous other diseases. Had open heart surgery in 2005. Stent put in aorta in 2010. And pretty sure my next visit to vascular surgeon in March for my PAD in legs
Dr diagnosed me in 1994 with Raynauds said it’s usually a prelude to later disease like, arthritis or scleroderma I have both now. Along with numerous other diseases. Had open heart surgery in 2005. Stent put in aorta in 2010. And pretty sure my next visit to vascular surgeon in March for my PAD in legs
Oldbones88
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
5 months ago
Stopped flecainide
Last week I stopped taking flecainide. I was on a lower dose of 50 mg twice a day. My cardiologist said I didn’t have to wean off if it because it is a small dosage. This week following the stoppage my heart rate has been very high. Just standing up it will jump into the 90’s. I called my cardiologist
Last week I stopped taking flecainide. I was on a lower dose of 50 mg twice a day. My cardiologist said I didn’t have to wean off if it because it is a small dosage. This week following the stoppage my heart rate has been very high. Just standing up it will jump into the 90’s. I called my cardiologist
Bookgirl1
in
AF Association
5 months ago
Interesting article about the skeleton
It was posted recently in the American
Bone
Health
Community: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/how-bones-communicate-with-the-rest-of-the-body-180979643/#:~:text
It was posted recently in the American
Bone
Health
Community: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/how-bones-communicate-with-the-rest-of-the-body-180979643/#:~:text
HeronNS
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Benecol Drinks
Hi everyone. I have Afib and take Apixaban. Does anyone know if it is ok to take Benecol Drinks to lower Cholesterol whilst on Apixaban. Advice would be appreciated.Thank you, Jenny
Hi everyone. I have Afib and take Apixaban. Does anyone know if it is ok to take Benecol Drinks to lower Cholesterol whilst on Apixaban. Advice would be appreciated.Thank you, Jenny
Attic
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AF Association
5 months ago
Heart bypass surgery
I have never had serious surgery like this before (I have had no other
health
issues and haven't even broken a
bone
in my 48 years) so this is all incredibly difficult to process and tbh i am absolutely terrified.
I have never had serious surgery like this before (I have had no other
health
issues and haven't even broken a
bone
in my 48 years) so this is all incredibly difficult to process and tbh i am absolutely terrified.
YorkshireBertie
in
British Heart Foundation
10 months ago
Ibandronic Acid
With aggravated osteoporosis my partner has been offered the choice of monthly doses of Bonviva or a six monthly injection. Which would be most effective to mitigate the osteoporosis while remaining compatible with an AF/pacemaker regime that includes Amias, Sotalol, Furosemide, and Apixaban?.
With aggravated osteoporosis my partner has been offered the choice of monthly doses of Bonviva or a six monthly injection. Which would be most effective to mitigate the osteoporosis while remaining compatible with an AF/pacemaker regime that includes Amias, Sotalol, Furosemide, and Apixaban?.
rathlee
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AF Association
5 months ago
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