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Cardiac Ablation completed.
Just a small note this Friday afternoon to thank all of the responders on here for their kind support. Had my ablation on Wednesday, general anaesthetic due to having a TOE. My EP noted aberrant impulses from the pulmonary veins so they were dealt with. Overnight stay and now home for rest. My
Just a small note this Friday afternoon to thank all of the responders on here for their kind support. Had my ablation on Wednesday, general anaesthetic due to having a TOE. My EP noted aberrant impulses from the pulmonary veins so they were dealt with. Overnight stay and now home for rest. My
MrJD
in
AF Association
2 years ago
Driving
Heart attack and
cardiac
arrest
8 weeks ago no previous problems was driving when pain started and had to find safe place to stop. Stent fitted Now really anxious and haven't got back into car will this feeling fade.
Heart attack and
cardiac
arrest
8 weeks ago no previous problems was driving when pain started and had to find safe place to stop. Stent fitted Now really anxious and haven't got back into car will this feeling fade.
Llanne
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Update on my father. Triplet therapy?
After my last post, my father underwent spinal cord decompression surgery - they did laminectomy and partial corpectomy of the fractured vertebrae and did pedicular screw fixation to stabilize the spine. It's been 2 weeks since surgery and he is prescribed bed rest for 4-6 weeks. After 1-2 more weeks
After my last post, my father underwent spinal cord decompression surgery - they did laminectomy and partial corpectomy of the fractured vertebrae and did pedicular screw fixation to stabilize the spine. It's been 2 weeks since surgery and he is prescribed bed rest for 4-6 weeks. After 1-2 more weeks
gio2x
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
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Cardiac Ablation Payments Patient letter to Congress - to all US AF Association Community Members
We recently requested your support by submitting your comments to Medicare to preserve access to AF catheter ablations to those individuals with AF, by sharing your personal perspectives, experiences and your concerns a letter has been presented to Congress on your behalf: https://heartrhythmalliance.org
We recently requested your support by submitting your comments to Medicare to preserve access to AF catheter ablations to those individuals with AF, by sharing your personal perspectives, experiences and your concerns a letter has been presented to Congress on your behalf: https://heartrhythmalliance.org
TracyAdmin
Partner
in
AF Association
2 years ago
Cardiac Ablation Payments Patient letter to Congress - to all USA Arrhythmia Alliance Community Members
We recently requested your support by submitting your comments to Medicare to preserve access to AF catheter ablations to those individuals with AF, by sharing your personal perspectives, experiences and your concerns a letter has been presented to Congress on your behalf: https://heartrhythmalliance.org
We recently requested your support by submitting your comments to Medicare to preserve access to AF catheter ablations to those individuals with AF, by sharing your personal perspectives, experiences and your concerns a letter has been presented to Congress on your behalf: https://heartrhythmalliance.org
TracyAdmin
ArrhythmiaAlliance
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
2 years ago
Cardiac Ablation Payments Patient letter to Congress - to all USA Arrhythmia Alliance Community Members
We recently requested your support by submitting your comments to Medicare to preserve access to AF catheter ablations to those individuals with AF, by sharing your personal perspectives, experiences and your concerns a letter has been presented to Congress on your behalf: https://heartrhythmalliance.org
We recently requested your support by submitting your comments to Medicare to preserve access to AF catheter ablations to those individuals with AF, by sharing your personal perspectives, experiences and your concerns a letter has been presented to Congress on your behalf: https://heartrhythmalliance.org
TracyAdmin
Partner
in
Arrhythmia Alliance Heart Failure
2 years ago
PVC's - when to seek further medical advice?
Hi everyone, After several years of symptomatic and worsening Paroxysmal Atrial Fibrillation and Premature [u]Atrial[/u] Contractions, I had a cardiac ablation in January 2021 that was very, very succesful - I would heartily recommend an ablation (sorry for that pun!). I have had the odd, rare episode
Hi everyone, After several years of symptomatic and worsening Paroxysmal Atrial Fibrillation and Premature [u]Atrial[/u] Contractions, I had a cardiac ablation in January 2021 that was very, very succesful - I would heartily recommend an ablation (sorry for that pun!). I have had the odd, rare episode
Browncoat
in
AF Association
2 years ago
1st Egg collection and OHSS risk - FET recommended
Hi everyone, I just wondered if anyone had experience of how FET proceeds following an attempted fresh cycle? It's my first cycle and I had a very painful egg collection today on mild sedation. From reading posts on here, I expected to be more heavily sedated, but I was wrong! They had to stop the
Hi everyone, I just wondered if anyone had experience of how FET proceeds following an attempted fresh cycle? It's my first cycle and I had a very painful egg collection today on mild sedation. From reading posts on here, I expected to be more heavily sedated, but I was wrong! They had to stop the
Minniemouse88
in
Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
Help shortening my work hours and anything I maybe entitled to or able to claim
I had heart attack and
cardiac
arrest
a couple of year ago ,and soon as possible jumped back in to work driving 50 hour week ,I'm feeling now it's to much but feel if I drop my hours I wouldn't be able to support my self ,I mean I don't want to work myself in to a grave for minimum wage, but I also
I had heart attack and
cardiac
arrest
a couple of year ago ,and soon as possible jumped back in to work driving 50 hour week ,I'm feeling now it's to much but feel if I drop my hours I wouldn't be able to support my self ,I mean I don't want to work myself in to a grave for minimum wage, but I also
Flatliner
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
numbness, bruising and tingeling in leg after cardiac ablation
I had a cardiac ablation 9 days ago. After a week after the operation and extensive bruising I felt a sensation like a tight elastic aged band around my knee then sharp pain in my leg where numbness developed. I understand it happened because the nerve might had been pressed by the enlarged vein and
I had a cardiac ablation 9 days ago. After a week after the operation and extensive bruising I felt a sensation like a tight elastic aged band around my knee then sharp pain in my leg where numbness developed. I understand it happened because the nerve might had been pressed by the enlarged vein and
GardeningMK
in
AF Association
2 years ago
CRTD and pacing
hi everyone, I had a CRTD pacemaker with defib inserted about 18 days ago as I had a
cardiac
arrest
in hospital after being given a loading dose of digoxin whilst on Dronederone, following a cardioversion that initially worked but then put me into afib with high heart rate.
hi everyone, I had a CRTD pacemaker with defib inserted about 18 days ago as I had a
cardiac
arrest
in hospital after being given a loading dose of digoxin whilst on Dronederone, following a cardioversion that initially worked but then put me into afib with high heart rate.
Mollykin
in
AF Association
2 years ago
after a successful cardiac Ablation, I find myself scared to resume my previous somewhat strenuous physical activities such as spin distance
Do any of you have similar concerns, or guidance based on personal experience Dr.s seem to just tell me do what you feel is comfortable and don't over do it. I'm not sure what that is because I have a tendency to overdo things . Any thoughts
Do any of you have similar concerns, or guidance based on personal experience Dr.s seem to just tell me do what you feel is comfortable and don't over do it. I'm not sure what that is because I have a tendency to overdo things . Any thoughts
marinator
in
AF Association
2 years ago
1300"+ steps per day 9 weeks pregnant
i've been finding that i've been unintentionally racking up almost 15000 steps a day because of running around after family, moving house and other stuff. I was put on modified bed rest at the start of my pregnancy due to bleeding and severe cramping. And i get quote a lot of lower torso /back ache at
i've been finding that i've been unintentionally racking up almost 15000 steps a day because of running around after family, moving house and other stuff. I was put on modified bed rest at the start of my pregnancy due to bleeding and severe cramping. And i get quote a lot of lower torso /back ache at
pinky30
in
Fertility Network UK - Pregnancy Support
2 years ago
Cardiac arrest outcome after 72hr sedation.
Hello, My dad suffered a heart attack then
cardiac
arrest
last night and is presently in a medically induced coma for 72 hours to enable his body to rest. Otherwise fit and healthy, this has been the biggest shock ever.
Hello, My dad suffered a heart attack then
cardiac
arrest
last night and is presently in a medically induced coma for 72 hours to enable his body to rest. Otherwise fit and healthy, this has been the biggest shock ever.
PosieRose
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Blood pressure
I had a heart attack stent fitted and went into
cardiac
arrest
had CPR and paddles 4 weeks ago in hospital was conscious throughout it all and now getting flashbacks is this normal Also pulse showing 104 and 84 resting is this okay
I had a heart attack stent fitted and went into
cardiac
arrest
had CPR and paddles 4 weeks ago in hospital was conscious throughout it all and now getting flashbacks is this normal Also pulse showing 104 and 84 resting is this okay
Llanne
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Viral Myocarditis Recovery
I recently had some intense palpitations which landed me in emergency for 5 days. I've just got back from hospital after this cardiac event with instructions for bed rest. Nothing is confirmed other than clear arteries, some damage to left heart wall, and raised troponin I (it was 6.0-7.0). I'm waiting
I recently had some intense palpitations which landed me in emergency for 5 days. I've just got back from hospital after this cardiac event with instructions for bed rest. Nothing is confirmed other than clear arteries, some damage to left heart wall, and raised troponin I (it was 6.0-7.0). I'm waiting
eslconcepts
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Did you know? 🤔
Our recent survey shows that more people have heard of the term ‘heart attack’ than ‘sudden
cardiac
arrest
’. View our Defibs Save Lives resources to learn more about
cardiac
arrests: www.heartrhythmalliance.org #WHRW2022 #GetToTheHeartOf
Our recent survey shows that more people have heard of the term ‘heart attack’ than ‘sudden
cardiac
arrest
’. View our Defibs Save Lives resources to learn more about
cardiac
arrests: www.heartrhythmalliance.org #WHRW2022 #GetToTheHeartOf
TracyAdmin
ArrhythmiaAlliance
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
2 years ago
vertebrae fracture
Hello. I recently found about this site and this is my first post here, so I want to wish everyone here good luck and health. My father (64 years old) started to feel numbness in legs 2 weeks ago, shortly after that he needed someone's help or forearm crutch to walk and now he uses crutch while walking
Hello. I recently found about this site and this is my first post here, so I want to wish everyone here good luck and health. My father (64 years old) started to feel numbness in legs 2 weeks ago, shortly after that he needed someone's help or forearm crutch to walk and now he uses crutch while walking
gio2x
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
15 month update, Covid Pneumonia, the road to recovery
The last few months have been odd, yesterday, I got an automated call from the NHS, to give me an appointment at the long covid / pulmonary clinic. I turned it down, for two reasons. Firstly it was 12 months late. To explain the second point, lets look back at whats happened since October 2022. I
The last few months have been odd, yesterday, I got an automated call from the NHS, to give me an appointment at the long covid / pulmonary clinic. I turned it down, for two reasons. Firstly it was 12 months late. To explain the second point, lets look back at whats happened since October 2022. I
natswright
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
Happy anniversary
STEMI with sudden
cardiac
arrest
x2 and luckily only 1 stent, called Bruce, fitted on 27 June 2020. Since my blip I’ve started hiking, completed the great Birmingham 10k, travelled to places I’ve always wanted to go, and generally living life to the fullest.
STEMI with sudden
cardiac
arrest
x2 and luckily only 1 stent, called Bruce, fitted on 27 June 2020. Since my blip I’ve started hiking, completed the great Birmingham 10k, travelled to places I’ve always wanted to go, and generally living life to the fullest.
Slimdaz
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
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