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Sensitivity to Cleaning Products
Hi all... I spent the majority of this year not being able to clean my house because my lungs became very sensitive to cleaning products (just cleaning my worktops would put me on bed rest or trigger a whopper of an attack). I’ve been trying and testing lots of different cleaning products and have
Hi all... I spent the majority of this year not being able to clean my house because my lungs became very sensitive to cleaning products (just cleaning my worktops would put me on bed rest or trigger a whopper of an attack). I’ve been trying and testing lots of different cleaning products and have
MrsCMK
in
Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
She is gone
She died of a
cardiac
arrest
. At least she is no more suffering. Rest in peace, sister
She died of a
cardiac
arrest
. At least she is no more suffering. Rest in peace, sister
PSPCarer
in
PSP Association
5 years ago
Influenza A
Influenza A. This has become a problem all year round and is worse in Winter. I had the privilege of working with a Director of The World Health Organisation who is a global expert on the influenza group, in particular influenza A. I learnt the following 1) it is essential to have influenza A injections
Influenza A. This has become a problem all year round and is worse in Winter. I had the privilege of working with a Director of The World Health Organisation who is a global expert on the influenza group, in particular influenza A. I learnt the following 1) it is essential to have influenza A injections
Melbourne-Girl
in
LUPUS UK
5 years ago
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Confused
Hi what is the difference between a heart attack and a
cardiac
arrest
please
Hi what is the difference between a heart attack and a
cardiac
arrest
please
stillaboveground
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Post Cardiac Ablation Tiredness
Hello, I'm new to the community and I'm here to learn and share. I have a question. I had a cardiac ablation for atrial flutter in June this year (2019) and 3 months later I'm still having days where I cannot stop yawning and feel tired. Has anyone experienced the same? Is this normal? Any advice is
Hello, I'm new to the community and I'm here to learn and share. I have a question. I had a cardiac ablation for atrial flutter in June this year (2019) and 3 months later I'm still having days where I cannot stop yawning and feel tired. Has anyone experienced the same? Is this normal? Any advice is
Hidden
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Unstable Angina
I had a
cardiac
arrest
last year and now have a total of six stents (the first one being in my mid 30's) I have been to hospital 2 or three times since then on referral from 111 and my GP. Since my last visit unstable angina has been mentioned and this is occurring two or three times a week.
I had a
cardiac
arrest
last year and now have a total of six stents (the first one being in my mid 30's) I have been to hospital 2 or three times since then on referral from 111 and my GP. Since my last visit unstable angina has been mentioned and this is occurring two or three times a week.
LEE0512
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Can a vasectomy fail?
I had a vasectomy in June this year. Thankfully I took plenty of bed rest and made a speedy recovery from the op. The soerm test after 8 or 12 weeks showed it was clear. I had asked the surgeon if the op could fail and my wife could get pregnant again. He said the rate of vasectomy failures is quite
I had a vasectomy in June this year. Thankfully I took plenty of bed rest and made a speedy recovery from the op. The soerm test after 8 or 12 weeks showed it was clear. I had asked the surgeon if the op could fail and my wife could get pregnant again. He said the rate of vasectomy failures is quite
Jasonsam
in
Men's Health Forum
5 years ago
Underhand Tactics
After my heart attack/
cardiac
arrest
the hospital said I had heart failure. This was confirmed after a second Echo.
After my heart attack/
cardiac
arrest
the hospital said I had heart failure. This was confirmed after a second Echo.
SpiritoftheFloyd
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Palpations after Cardiac ablation!
I had a Cardiac ablation in Jan 18 Pre procedure I had 50 Ectopic heartbeats a day, now I have between 3-4000 and rising, can the Ablation be the cause and what's the treatment for it, I also get very short of breath?
I had a Cardiac ablation in Jan 18 Pre procedure I had 50 Ectopic heartbeats a day, now I have between 3-4000 and rising, can the Ablation be the cause and what's the treatment for it, I also get very short of breath?
Hidden
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
It’s not the running, it’s the resting that hurts
Garmin heart rate zones: Zone 1: 2% Zone 2: 3% Zone 3: 6% Zone 4: 46% Zone 5: 42% Which doesn’t add up to 100% so maybe I spent a little while in
cardiac
arrest
🤣 So, it was the rests that nearly broke me today... straight run next time out on Monday!
Garmin heart rate zones: Zone 1: 2% Zone 2: 3% Zone 3: 6% Zone 4: 46% Zone 5: 42% Which doesn’t add up to 100% so maybe I spent a little while in
cardiac
arrest
🤣 So, it was the rests that nearly broke me today... straight run next time out on Monday!
UnfitNoMore
Administrator
in
Bridge to 10K
5 years ago
Support stockings, c section
Hi everyone. I have a scheduled c-section next week after 6 weeks of total bed rest. I have been immobile due to Vasa Previa and bleeding since 22 weeks. Obviously am worried about the possibility of clotting as i also have APS. Any recommendations regarding compression stockings that are summer friendly
Hi everyone. I have a scheduled c-section next week after 6 weeks of total bed rest. I have been immobile due to Vasa Previa and bleeding since 22 weeks. Obviously am worried about the possibility of clotting as i also have APS. Any recommendations regarding compression stockings that are summer friendly
apsfollower
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
5 years ago
Really fast heart rate
I thought I was going to go into
cardiac
arrest
. I tried deep breathing and it helped some but when your heart is pounding like that and you cant do anything about it!!! Ahh that was so so so so scary man
I thought I was going to go into
cardiac
arrest
. I tried deep breathing and it helped some but when your heart is pounding like that and you cant do anything about it!!! Ahh that was so so so so scary man
dbeck128
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
5 years ago
9 years and counting
Today marks my 9th anniversary of being admitted to ICU by ambulance for 3 months where I was so close to death with double pneumonia and severe sepsis which lead to multiple organ failure with 6 weeks on dialysis, severe ARDS with respiratory
arrest
for 10 mins and 2
cardiac
arrests thrown in for good
Today marks my 9th anniversary of being admitted to ICU by ambulance for 3 months where I was so close to death with double pneumonia and severe sepsis which lead to multiple organ failure with 6 weeks on dialysis, severe ARDS with respiratory
arrest
for 10 mins and 2
cardiac
arrests thrown in for good
Luckyone
in
ICUsteps
5 years ago
Assesement for brain injury after cardiac arrest
My husband had a
cardiac
arrest
on 14 June and was shocked twice before paramedics restarted his heart. He's still in hospital and just been stepped down in his care to a medical high dependency ward. We know from CT scans that he has damage throughout his brain from the lack of oxygen.
My husband had a
cardiac
arrest
on 14 June and was shocked twice before paramedics restarted his heart. He's still in hospital and just been stepped down in his care to a medical high dependency ward. We know from CT scans that he has damage throughout his brain from the lack of oxygen.
scousemouse29
in
Headway
5 years ago
Looking for stories of hope of recovery from anterograde amnesia
My husband had a
cardiac
arrest
aged 36. He was in a coma for 5 days and when he awoke had trouble recognising people. 4 weeks after the event he now recognises people but his memory is completely shot. He doesn’t remember things ten minutes after they happened.
My husband had a
cardiac
arrest
aged 36. He was in a coma for 5 days and when he awoke had trouble recognising people. 4 weeks after the event he now recognises people but his memory is completely shot. He doesn’t remember things ten minutes after they happened.
Sarbear123
in
Headway
5 years ago
Am I unrealistic post hysterectomy
I had a laparoscopic hysterectomy, ovaries removed, bowel shave and endo removal just coming up to 4 weeks ago. I was discharge after 1 night in hospital and thought I was recovering well until 10 days post op when I started bleeding very heavy and ended up back in hospital for a few days on antibiotics
I had a laparoscopic hysterectomy, ovaries removed, bowel shave and endo removal just coming up to 4 weeks ago. I was discharge after 1 night in hospital and thought I was recovering well until 10 days post op when I started bleeding very heavy and ended up back in hospital for a few days on antibiotics
ccsmith
in
Endometriosis UK
5 years ago
WHAT WAS THAT? HELP PLEAAAASEE
I was trying to nap today and as I was napping I felt my heart stop for just a second, everything felt calm in a horrifying way, days ago I got news of some girl my age who died from a
cardiac
arrest
so that added loads of anxiety to me despite already being anxious about the fact that my heart LITERALLY
I was trying to nap today and as I was napping I felt my heart stop for just a second, everything felt calm in a horrifying way, days ago I got news of some girl my age who died from a
cardiac
arrest
so that added loads of anxiety to me despite already being anxious about the fact that my heart LITERALLY
SxufferingSxoul
in
Anxiety Support
5 years ago
Home defibrillator?
) I am conscious of the fact I am at high risk of another heart attack and therefore possible
cardiac
arrest
. Although there is a community defibrillator about 1/4 of a mile away my 62 year old wife is unlikely to be able to get there and back quickly and she is pushing for me us to buy our own !
) I am conscious of the fact I am at high risk of another heart attack and therefore possible
cardiac
arrest
. Although there is a community defibrillator about 1/4 of a mile away my 62 year old wife is unlikely to be able to get there and back quickly and she is pushing for me us to buy our own !
Auctioneerjim
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Introduce yourself!
Feel free to ask your own questions here: https://healthunlocked.com/sudden-
cardiac
-
arrest
-uk/write
Feel free to ask your own questions here: https://healthunlocked.com/sudden-
cardiac
-
arrest
-uk/write
SadieHU
HealthUnlocked
in
Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK
5 years ago
Hello - I’m new here!
Hi I’m Jules - I have RA and atrial fibrillation (had cardiac ablation but AF returned infrequently). Any health tips would be appreciated.
Hi I’m Jules - I have RA and atrial fibrillation (had cardiac ablation but AF returned infrequently). Any health tips would be appreciated.
Juleskb
in
NRAS
5 years ago
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