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Jaw spasm & neck muscle problems?
Hi, I am new to this forum which I am now following on behalf of my husband. He has scleroderma primarily upper body, as a result of Chronic Graft vs Host Disease post stem cell transplant. He has had and still has many issues with c GvHD. This year he has developed 2 more problems which are proving
Hi, I am new to this forum which I am now following on behalf of my husband. He has scleroderma primarily upper body, as a result of Chronic Graft vs Host Disease post stem cell transplant. He has had and still has many issues with c GvHD. This year he has developed 2 more problems which are proving
AnnW22
in
Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
2 years ago
Numbness around chest area
I had a heart bypass back in October and since my scar has healed I tend to find either side of it goes numb to the touch around the chest area, is this normal? Also, I have had absolutely no after care service from either hospital or my GP since my check up 6 weeks after the op, I was told there would
I had a heart bypass back in October and since my scar has healed I tend to find either side of it goes numb to the touch around the chest area, is this normal? Also, I have had absolutely no after care service from either hospital or my GP since my check up 6 weeks after the op, I was told there would
fieldy007
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
New Medicines Atorvastatin and Propranaolol Bone Worries
Statins I discovered can do two things, hinder
bone
health
or improve it, depending on which article you are looking at also some articles say that beta blockers can improve bone density? As anybody else got any views on either?
Statins I discovered can do two things, hinder
bone
health
or improve it, depending on which article you are looking at also some articles say that beta blockers can improve bone density? As anybody else got any views on either?
Daisi124
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Osteoporosis Support
3 years ago
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MELD SCORE OF 7
Hello ! I'm not sure this is the right place to get information, but here goes I am advocating for a 35 yr old nephew who through a routine physical found to he had hep c and most likely contracted it during heart surgery as an infant. This never showed up in prior blood work. Well, they cured the hep
Hello ! I'm not sure this is the right place to get information, but here goes I am advocating for a 35 yr old nephew who through a routine physical found to he had hep c and most likely contracted it during heart surgery as an infant. This never showed up in prior blood work. Well, they cured the hep
KERRINGTON
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Liver4Life
2 years ago
Sudden Lymph Node Enlargement
I am a 58 year old female and was diagnosed a year ago. I have great bloodwork and have been without symptoms until a month ago & now have an enlarged lymph node that will require surgical removal for biopsy. The PET scan results are “worrisome for advanced lymphoma” and its hard not to mentally go
I am a 58 year old female and was diagnosed a year ago. I have great bloodwork and have been without symptoms until a month ago & now have an enlarged lymph node that will require surgical removal for biopsy. The PET scan results are “worrisome for advanced lymphoma” and its hard not to mentally go
StrengthHopeLove
in
CLL Support
3 years ago
Covid positive and terrified
Hello folks been doing OK but tested positive today for covid with mild cold symptoms since Saturday. Several years history of hard to control AF. Tonight I have gone into fast AF again for 1st time in 10 weeks or so. So disappointed! I had ablation last July. Since then healthy lifestyle lots of
Hello folks been doing OK but tested positive today for covid with mild cold symptoms since Saturday. Several years history of hard to control AF. Tonight I have gone into fast AF again for 1st time in 10 weeks or so. So disappointed! I had ablation last July. Since then healthy lifestyle lots of
honey1958
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AF Association
2 years ago
Sexual PTSD
So I've gotten two bacterial infections in the past. I've never been that promiscuous. I just got unlucky. They were ladies I thought I could trust. I've deprived myself of sexual contact because I'm terrified of putting my penis in someone again even with a condom. I haven't been sure how to get past
So I've gotten two bacterial infections in the past. I've never been that promiscuous. I just got unlucky. They were ladies I thought I could trust. I've deprived myself of sexual contact because I'm terrified of putting my penis in someone again even with a condom. I haven't been sure how to get past
HouseNumbe
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Men's Health Forum
3 years ago
Do you need to go to A&E if you have an episode of AF while on medication for it no chest pain but feeling weak and dizzy ecg now normal?
Sorry first post on here my husband has AF he has a normal resting heart rate of around 51 his latest episode was between 42 and 78 Thursday night but he is still feeling weak and fatigue and has had a couple of dizzy spells. He is on apixaban and bisoprosol. He has booked a private appointment with
Sorry first post on here my husband has AF he has a normal resting heart rate of around 51 his latest episode was between 42 and 78 Thursday night but he is still feeling weak and fatigue and has had a couple of dizzy spells. He is on apixaban and bisoprosol. He has booked a private appointment with
Oak321
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AF Association
2 years ago
Your body is incredible. How connected to that are you?
Using kidneys as an example here, health innovation must embrace i) nutrition - key in managing oxidative stress, inflammatory processes. electrolyte depletion, ii) breath techniques for self regulation, esp useful in hyper-tension/migraines/restless legs/pain) iii) movement - brain/heart/
bone
health
Using kidneys as an example here, health innovation must embrace i) nutrition - key in managing oxidative stress, inflammatory processes. electrolyte depletion, ii) breath techniques for self regulation, esp useful in hyper-tension/migraines/restless legs/pain) iii) movement - brain/heart/
bone
health
WhollyAligned
Administrator
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Nutrition and Yoga for Health
2 years ago
Lipoprotein (a) - what can I do?
Hi all, I have been diagnosed with very high lipoprotein (a)...after my heart attack and triple heart bypass a year ago in my early 40s. It doesn't make good reading but what can I do to naturally reduce lipoprotein (a)?...if anything... Best
Hi all, I have been diagnosed with very high lipoprotein (a)...after my heart attack and triple heart bypass a year ago in my early 40s. It doesn't make good reading but what can I do to naturally reduce lipoprotein (a)?...if anything... Best
MrCABG
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
AV Node Ablation and Pacemaker
Hi Everyone, I had an AV Node Ablation and Pacemaker implanted all on the same day last Thursday 1/20/22. I was in a situation where I was having many different heart rhythms, svt, atypical aflutter and afib. I have had two MAZE procedures which worked for a while but unfortunately staying in sinus
Hi Everyone, I had an AV Node Ablation and Pacemaker implanted all on the same day last Thursday 1/20/22. I was in a situation where I was having many different heart rhythms, svt, atypical aflutter and afib. I have had two MAZE procedures which worked for a while but unfortunately staying in sinus
Hidden
in
AF Association
2 years ago
Best treatment for sudden ectopics?
Hello, fellow AF/ectopics sojourners! I'm in Kentucky, new to HealthUnlocked. Had occasional vagally-mediated AF episodes for 10 yrs, but since covid started 2 yrs ago, I think stress/anxiety upped my episodes to weekly, and recently, every 3 days. I just started daily 12.5 mg metoprolol (2 days
Hello, fellow AF/ectopics sojourners! I'm in Kentucky, new to HealthUnlocked. Had occasional vagally-mediated AF episodes for 10 yrs, but since covid started 2 yrs ago, I think stress/anxiety upped my episodes to weekly, and recently, every 3 days. I just started daily 12.5 mg metoprolol (2 days
healingharpist
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AF Association
2 years ago
Viagra to Prevent Alzheimer’s ??
Interesting study that isn’t exactly on topic but should be of interest to all of you. It appears viagra may have great protection against Alzheimer's. It's only a correlation vs a proof of causation but there seems to be some scientific logic to it. Either way could be fun making the effort. Doesn't
Interesting study that isn’t exactly on topic but should be of interest to all of you. It appears viagra may have great protection against Alzheimer's. It's only a correlation vs a proof of causation but there seems to be some scientific logic to it. Either way could be fun making the effort. Doesn't
Schwah
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Mucous removal breathing devices and enlarged heart.
Been asked to show a neighbour how to use a flutter device to clear phlegm willing to do this. Also have a spare that she can have. However, said neighbour has just been diagnosed with an enlarged heart so wonder if this would be OK for her to use?
Been asked to show a neighbour how to use a flutter device to clear phlegm willing to do this. Also have a spare that she can have. However, said neighbour has just been diagnosed with an enlarged heart so wonder if this would be OK for her to use?
Desanthony
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
New valve in action
I’m new….I am recovering from open heart surgery in mid Nov during which I had a replacement aortic valve and a bypass. Recovery has been slow - not helped by catching pneumonia, but I can now walk on the level for 18 min and am building up my fitness. All hints tips and encouragement welcome!
I’m new….I am recovering from open heart surgery in mid Nov during which I had a replacement aortic valve and a bypass. Recovery has been slow - not helped by catching pneumonia, but I can now walk on the level for 18 min and am building up my fitness. All hints tips and encouragement welcome!
New_valve
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My EXI Community
2 years ago
Feeling confused!!
Just had phone consultation this morning decided I needed another ablation I was fine with that no problem I told him I did an abnormal ecg on my 6 lead Kardia device it said sinus rhythm wide QRS I had to email this to him, he then rang me back to say now not putting me on list for ablation. As this
Just had phone consultation this morning decided I needed another ablation I was fine with that no problem I told him I did an abnormal ecg on my 6 lead Kardia device it said sinus rhythm wide QRS I had to email this to him, he then rang me back to say now not putting me on list for ablation. As this
Babyr1996
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
Pacemaker fitted?
Hi As someone with PAF, plus "secondary degree heart block and short sinus pauses" but fortunately with virtually no symptoms I am taking Apixaban and my cardiologist may well advise me to have a pacemaker fitted following a current seven day patch result in a few days time. So any advice/thoughts
Hi As someone with PAF, plus "secondary degree heart block and short sinus pauses" but fortunately with virtually no symptoms I am taking Apixaban and my cardiologist may well advise me to have a pacemaker fitted following a current seven day patch result in a few days time. So any advice/thoughts
Davidpeaty
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AF Association
2 years ago
Horsetail supplement can Lower Thiamine levels (Possibly affecting HDT protocol)
Please note that many horsetail supplements, which are used for everything from kidney
health
to
bone
, sugar and hair
health
often has thiaminase in it. This lowers thiamine in body. (link below) Special Warning Horsetail has an enzyme called thiaminase in it.
Please note that many horsetail supplements, which are used for everything from kidney
health
to
bone
, sugar and hair
health
often has thiaminase in it. This lowers thiamine in body. (link below) Special Warning Horsetail has an enzyme called thiaminase in it.
Fumaniron
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Hello from a Newbie
I’ve had palpitations for years, however, the GP has never been able to trap them, in November I went for a routine ECG and was informed I was in AF, at long last it was trapped, I was so relieved as I was starting to think it was all imagined. I was sent to Ambulatory Care, another ECG, not in AF again
I’ve had palpitations for years, however, the GP has never been able to trap them, in November I went for a routine ECG and was informed I was in AF, at long last it was trapped, I was so relieved as I was starting to think it was all imagined. I was sent to Ambulatory Care, another ECG, not in AF again
Carnationmac
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AF Association
2 years ago
3 days since PVI: is this normal?
Hi Ive never posted before but have read the useful information shared by members so asking for advice and reassurance. I have Paroxymal AF and had a PVI cryo ablation on Monday. the first few days were as expected: bit breathless, missed beats, tired. I thought things were slowly improving until last
Hi Ive never posted before but have read the useful information shared by members so asking for advice and reassurance. I have Paroxymal AF and had a PVI cryo ablation on Monday. the first few days were as expected: bit breathless, missed beats, tired. I thought things were slowly improving until last
Mabel79
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AF Association
2 years ago
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