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A cautionary Flecainide tale
Brief history, I had two ablations in 2019, the second one being in Sept. I'm currently 56 and like exercise. Since 2019 I stopped competing and training for triathlon and knocked everything back loads. Around Oct 21 I noticed arrhythmias, looking back on my notes it mostly seemed to start with atrial
Brief history, I had two ablations in 2019, the second one being in Sept. I'm currently 56 and like exercise. Since 2019 I stopped competing and training for triathlon and knocked everything back loads. Around Oct 21 I noticed arrhythmias, looking back on my notes it mostly seemed to start with atrial
kitenski
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AF Association
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
8 months ago
HDT b1 PROTOCOL
Morning all, I joined today the 1st August 2023. This, because I recently stumbled across Daphne Bryan's YouTube video about her journey with the Costantini "method". That being superdosing of vitamin B1 thiamine. I was able to find ampoules of Thiamine in 50 and 100mg doses, and I have nurses readily
Morning all, I joined today the 1st August 2023. This, because I recently stumbled across Daphne Bryan's YouTube video about her journey with the Costantini "method". That being superdosing of vitamin B1 thiamine. I was able to find ampoules of Thiamine in 50 and 100mg doses, and I have nurses readily
FoieGras
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
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I am reaching out again to you wonderful people. Can you tell me if irregular heartbeat usually below 100, sometimes a bit over for five minutes is also atrial fibrillation. Are they the same thing I would like to understand - how this works. I have now had irregular heart beat that I can feel
I am reaching out again to you wonderful people. Can you tell me if irregular heartbeat usually below 100, sometimes a bit over for five minutes is also atrial fibrillation. Are they the same thing I would like to understand - how this works. I have now had irregular heart beat that I can feel
kitttycat
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AF Association
1 year ago
Pills Can Cause More Problems
Here's my story: I've had AF for 18 years and have certainly suffered over that time. After 3 ablations and still having arrhythmia which included the following info copied from ECG July 2022 :
Atrial flutter with variable AV block with premature ventricular or aberrantly conducted complexes[
Here's my story: I've had AF for 18 years and have certainly suffered over that time. After 3 ablations and still having arrhythmia which included the following info copied from ECG July 2022 :
Atrial flutter with variable AV block with premature ventricular or aberrantly conducted complexes[
jeanjeannie50
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
Pace and ablate for atrial tachycardia?
Just wondering..... The evidence here and elsewhere suggests that pace and ablate comprises a good option for many of those folks in later life who have very symptomatic persistent/permanent AF and for whom cardioversion no longer works. We also know that one or more ablations, whilst on the face of
Just wondering..... The evidence here and elsewhere suggests that pace and ablate comprises a good option for many of those folks in later life who have very symptomatic persistent/permanent AF and for whom cardioversion no longer works. We also know that one or more ablations, whilst on the face of
mike1961
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AF Association
1 year ago
Now a Guinness World RecordHolder
Been waiting for the result as The Longest Surviving Triple Heart Bypass Patient (Male) Just been confirmed Nearly 46 years and counting.
Been waiting for the result as The Longest Surviving Triple Heart Bypass Patient (Male) Just been confirmed Nearly 46 years and counting.
Bigscar
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Scar Tissue After ZSR Staple Circumcision
Hi. Hoping for some advice. My mid twenties son had the ZSR circumcision over 6 months ago. He had suffered with tight foreskin, and was advised this would fix the problem. Unfortunately the procedure went slightly wrong and the Dr had to remove a small portion of the skin with a scalpel. Long story
Hi. Hoping for some advice. My mid twenties son had the ZSR circumcision over 6 months ago. He had suffered with tight foreskin, and was advised this would fix the problem. Unfortunately the procedure went slightly wrong and the Dr had to remove a small portion of the skin with a scalpel. Long story
Kiwimom
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Men's Health Forum
1 year ago
Do you know the difference between a sudden cardiac arrest and a heart attack?
Former Nottingham Forest and England football player, Trevor Francis, died at his home in Spain of a heart attack aged just 69. To read the article visit: https://heartrhythmalliance.org/aa/uk/aa/uk/latest-news/latest-news/trevor-francis-exengland-player-and-britains-first-1m In March 2012, former Bolton
Former Nottingham Forest and England football player, Trevor Francis, died at his home in Spain of a heart attack aged just 69. To read the article visit: https://heartrhythmalliance.org/aa/uk/aa/uk/latest-news/latest-news/trevor-francis-exengland-player-and-britains-first-1m In March 2012, former Bolton
TracyAdmin
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Sudden Cardiac Arrest & Heart Attack
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
11 months ago
Song and Dance ?
I was thinking of the best way to celebrate my eight month anniversary since my WMM (Wolf Mini Maze) in Tokyo by Dr Ohtsuka at the NewHeart Watanabe Hospital. I am still in NSR (normal sinus rhythm) and my divorce from AFib is finalised. As our friend Jim knows, I went a little mad (as you do) when
I was thinking of the best way to celebrate my eight month anniversary since my WMM (Wolf Mini Maze) in Tokyo by Dr Ohtsuka at the NewHeart Watanabe Hospital. I am still in NSR (normal sinus rhythm) and my divorce from AFib is finalised. As our friend Jim knows, I went a little mad (as you do) when
saulger
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AF Association
1 year ago
Cold water!
I went swimming for the first time yesterday since my diagnosis of PAF 18 months ago. I'm on holiday in France at the moment. It was an outdoor pool and it's hot here so the water felt really cold. I went in waist deep and then ducked under. I swam for a few metres then realised I was in AF. I guess
I went swimming for the first time yesterday since my diagnosis of PAF 18 months ago. I'm on holiday in France at the moment. It was an outdoor pool and it's hot here so the water felt really cold. I went in waist deep and then ducked under. I swam for a few metres then realised I was in AF. I guess
Sandych55
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
Ablation next Wednesday
Hi, Apologies, I’m dreadful at remembering terminology .. I’ve had racing and irregular heart beat intermittently for a decade of more. I have a resting heart rate of 50 and low blood pressure. My afib tends to be aggressive and I usually end up in hospital. ( rate of 240 not unusual) Last time had
Hi, Apologies, I’m dreadful at remembering terminology .. I’ve had racing and irregular heart beat intermittently for a decade of more. I have a resting heart rate of 50 and low blood pressure. My afib tends to be aggressive and I usually end up in hospital. ( rate of 240 not unusual) Last time had
Christmaspie
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AF Association
1 year ago
Stem cell transplant starts on Monday
A bit of background - In October 2021 I had a rapid and florid relapse following the end of my Ibrutinib treatment in FLAIR so I was started on Acalabrutinib with no effect and also had investigations for Richter's. Tests showed that I was resistant to the currently available BTKi's (two synergistic
A bit of background - In October 2021 I had a rapid and florid relapse following the end of my Ibrutinib treatment in FLAIR so I was started on Acalabrutinib with no effect and also had investigations for Richter's. Tests showed that I was resistant to the currently available BTKi's (two synergistic
Jm954
Administrator
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CLL Support
1 year ago
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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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year 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
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
❤️ 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
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