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Tachycardia
Hi. After six months clear of af it suddenly came back last month. It seems to bother me every day since. I’m on Bisoprolol 10 and flecainide 50.x 2. Also became tachycardic. Spoke to gp who agreed I could increase flecainide to 2 x 100. Made me very breathless so reduced it again. I’m mostly tachycardic
Hi. After six months clear of af it suddenly came back last month. It seems to bother me every day since. I’m on Bisoprolol 10 and flecainide 50.x 2. Also became tachycardic. Spoke to gp who agreed I could increase flecainide to 2 x 100. Made me very breathless so reduced it again. I’m mostly tachycardic
jd2004
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AF Association
1 year ago
heparin innohep Uk
hi all, I’m in the U.K. I don’t have a specialist just GP and a nurse anticoagulant clinic I visit. Are U.K. APS patients on warfarin suppose to have a heparin injections supply at home for emergencies when inr too low. The nurse said it’s a good idea since pharmacies don’t usually have in in stock
hi all, I’m in the U.K. I don’t have a specialist just GP and a nurse anticoagulant clinic I visit. Are U.K. APS patients on warfarin suppose to have a heparin injections supply at home for emergencies when inr too low. The nurse said it’s a good idea since pharmacies don’t usually have in in stock
Kev667
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
10 months ago
Post Pace and Ablate
hi all a few days ago I posted my most recent rendering…spoke to a Dr yesterday who confirmed that I didn’t have heart failure that news was absolutely wonderful…he confirmed it by discharge letter comments and the last EKG that I had done at the hospital last Thursday. But had the most awful night
hi all a few days ago I posted my most recent rendering…spoke to a Dr yesterday who confirmed that I didn’t have heart failure that news was absolutely wonderful…he confirmed it by discharge letter comments and the last EKG that I had done at the hospital last Thursday. But had the most awful night
Lamplight37
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AF Association
1 year ago
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A question please
I had had bouts of Afib ranging on average of 12-18 hours a time for many years. I then had one of 55 hours 5 years ago. Then it was back to the usual pattern. Suddenly I’m into another long one? I have always self converted and never been to hospital, except twice in 18 years and that was with chest
I had had bouts of Afib ranging on average of 12-18 hours a time for many years. I then had one of 55 hours 5 years ago. Then it was back to the usual pattern. Suddenly I’m into another long one? I have always self converted and never been to hospital, except twice in 18 years and that was with chest
Frances123
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AF Association
1 year ago
Mitral valve repair
Hello allI would like advice or information from anyone who has been through this. I've had mild to moderate mitral regurgitation for 30 years with no symptoms. However last couple of years things have worsened. I have developed atrial fibrillation and heart failure and my mitral regurgitation.is now
Hello allI would like advice or information from anyone who has been through this. I've had mild to moderate mitral regurgitation for 30 years with no symptoms. However last couple of years things have worsened. I have developed atrial fibrillation and heart failure and my mitral regurgitation.is now
honey1958
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
PSA suppression
It's a synthetic estrogen that maintains
bone
health
even while estradiol falls to zero. And it has anti-PCa properties. The reason why DES was phased out is that oral estrogens increase the risk of life-threatening blood clots. I take a very high dose of nattokinase to keep D-dimer low.
It's a synthetic estrogen that maintains
bone
health
even while estradiol falls to zero. And it has anti-PCa properties. The reason why DES was phased out is that oral estrogens increase the risk of life-threatening blood clots. I take a very high dose of nattokinase to keep D-dimer low.
pca2004
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Fight Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
❤️ Social Check-In 18th July 2023
Morning community, The BHF Heart Hero Awards are here! Here are three inspiring BHF-funded projects shortlisted for the research award that are tackling some of the biggest challenges into heart and circulatory disease. ⭐ Professor Massimo Caputo at University of Bristol who has developed a ground-breaking
Morning community, The BHF Heart Hero Awards are here! Here are three inspiring BHF-funded projects shortlisted for the research award that are tackling some of the biggest challenges into heart and circulatory disease. ⭐ Professor Massimo Caputo at University of Bristol who has developed a ground-breaking
Amy-BHF
Partner
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Post Pace and Ablate now diagnosed with Heart Failure
hi ….I have posted on here a few times ..back in Feb this year I saw privately Cardio specialising in AF …as I wasn’t enjoying a reasonable quality of life …starting to get out of breath…he said with no question Pace and Ablate ..Ihave had AF for approx 15 years. With usual drugs Bisoprolol …Edoxoban
hi ….I have posted on here a few times ..back in Feb this year I saw privately Cardio specialising in AF …as I wasn’t enjoying a reasonable quality of life …starting to get out of breath…he said with no question Pace and Ablate ..Ihave had AF for approx 15 years. With usual drugs Bisoprolol …Edoxoban
Lamplight37
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AF Association
1 year ago
Are people with recent mechanical valve and aorta replacement, considered vulnerable during heat waves?
Currently in Europe where there is an ongoing heatwave. Surgery just under 3 months ago. I can't see mechanical valve on the list for vulnerable groups during heatwaves. Just checking to see if I am correct in assuming that I should be as careful and sensible as every other person who has not had major
Currently in Europe where there is an ongoing heatwave. Surgery just under 3 months ago. I can't see mechanical valve on the list for vulnerable groups during heatwaves. Just checking to see if I am correct in assuming that I should be as careful and sensible as every other person who has not had major
Pefki
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
heart attack after ablation
I had an AF ablation last Monday. During the night I had an heart attack. Heart burn and then chest pain . The blood test and ecg gave positive results . The doctor on duty was on the ball giving me all the medication needed. After test next day it seam no damage to my heart. My question is has anyone
I had an AF ablation last Monday. During the night I had an heart attack. Heart burn and then chest pain . The blood test and ecg gave positive results . The doctor on duty was on the ball giving me all the medication needed. After test next day it seam no damage to my heart. My question is has anyone
alyvonne
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
CHAD VASc
Last year on a visit to my EP he informed me that at the age of 64 and with a CHAD VASc score of 1 that anti coagulants were not necessary. However as I turn 65 then my score would go to 0 which then does require Anti-c . I am taking Flecainide, bisoprolol along with Magnesium and I am in good health
Last year on a visit to my EP he informed me that at the age of 64 and with a CHAD VASc score of 1 that anti coagulants were not necessary. However as I turn 65 then my score would go to 0 which then does require Anti-c . I am taking Flecainide, bisoprolol along with Magnesium and I am in good health
SteM
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AF Association
1 year ago
Statins
I have had RLS for close to 20 years and it has progressively got worse. I am on Pexola 1mg at night. I had heart surgery six years ago and am on 5mg of Zuvamor as a precautionary measure. Should I rather take my heart medication in the morning as I am now reading that it can affect the RLS?
I have had RLS for close to 20 years and it has progressively got worse. I am on Pexola 1mg at night. I had heart surgery six years ago and am on 5mg of Zuvamor as a precautionary measure. Should I rather take my heart medication in the morning as I am now reading that it can affect the RLS?
SurvivorD
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Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
Bisoprolol
I’ve been recently diagnosed with Afib and coronary heart disease and I’m taking Bisoprolol,felodopine and Edoxaban. Since taking them I’ve gained nearly 2 stone. Is this normal?
I’ve been recently diagnosed with Afib and coronary heart disease and I’m taking Bisoprolol,felodopine and Edoxaban. Since taking them I’ve gained nearly 2 stone. Is this normal?
Martell1
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AF Association
1 year ago
Cardiologist echo results aorta 5.1
hi all. I had my appointment with my cardiologist on Wednesday he raised concerned that it is essential to bring my bp down and slow my brain down. Because my aorta is now 5.1 open heart surgery carries many risk factors with my other health conditions and poor lungs and blood circulation and other respiratory
hi all. I had my appointment with my cardiologist on Wednesday he raised concerned that it is essential to bring my bp down and slow my brain down. Because my aorta is now 5.1 open heart surgery carries many risk factors with my other health conditions and poor lungs and blood circulation and other respiratory
Masters69
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
bradycardia interrupting sleep
I’m waking up during the night with low heart rate 42-48 bpm and a feeling that my heart is labouring. This is usually twice in the night and I often can’t get back to sleep after 4.00am. I think sleeping on my back doesn’t help ( I try not to) and my other half tells me I snore. Tried all the sleep
I’m waking up during the night with low heart rate 42-48 bpm and a feeling that my heart is labouring. This is usually twice in the night and I often can’t get back to sleep after 4.00am. I think sleeping on my back doesn’t help ( I try not to) and my other half tells me I snore. Tried all the sleep
Reidel
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
Cardizem aside effects?
I hadn't had any kind of med's for the heart, I have had 7 yrs of sporatic Tachycardia, and afib. Yr's in between those eposodes. a-fib was twice in 6 yrs and tachy about the same.. Now last may I had a tachycardia episode and Dr. in the ER said he was going to give me a pill and see if the the
I hadn't had any kind of med's for the heart, I have had 7 yrs of sporatic Tachycardia, and afib. Yr's in between those eposodes. a-fib was twice in 6 yrs and tachy about the same.. Now last may I had a tachycardia episode and Dr. in the ER said he was going to give me a pill and see if the the
scardycat
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AF Association
1 year ago
Calcium Supplements
I received many replies on exercise, diet, efficacy and side effects which led me to conclude that my current lifestyle is more than adequate to maintain
bone
health
without supplements.
I received many replies on exercise, diet, efficacy and side effects which led me to conclude that my current lifestyle is more than adequate to maintain
bone
health
without supplements.
alperk
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
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Partner
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
1 year ago
Very High Reverse T3 level. Should I be concerned.
Out of the blue I decided to get my Reverse T3 level checked as I’ve never had it done before and I was rather curious. I have Central hypothyroidism. I currently take 150 mcgs of Levo , 20 mcgs T3 and 10 mgs of hydrocortisone. My most recent blood results were - TSH - 0 ulU/ml
Out of the blue I decided to get my Reverse T3 level checked as I’ve never had it done before and I was rather curious. I have Central hypothyroidism. I currently take 150 mcgs of Levo , 20 mcgs T3 and 10 mgs of hydrocortisone. My most recent blood results were - TSH - 0 ulU/ml
Joesmum
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Convergent ablation procedure
hello all, I have had persistent AF for about a year after a few years of PAF (initially diagnosed as panic attacks). I was on BISOPROLOL 3.25 and Apixaban 2x day. I had a successful CV in February this year and have reduced my BISO to .625. I do not tolerate the drugs well including the anticoagulant
hello all, I have had persistent AF for about a year after a few years of PAF (initially diagnosed as panic attacks). I was on BISOPROLOL 3.25 and Apixaban 2x day. I had a successful CV in February this year and have reduced my BISO to .625. I do not tolerate the drugs well including the anticoagulant
Bodydoctor12
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AF Association
1 year ago
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