Experiences with

Canabidiol (CBD)

Finally managed to write my emails as suggested by my endocrinologist, mainly to my MP, Health Secretary & Chair of the East Lancashire NHS Trust to ask why I'm unable to do a trail on liothyronine to see if it will help me etc. I've also asked my endocrinologist if he can provide a prescription via

hello. Out walking this morning and suddenly I felt my heart jump and then I felt faint, sick and out of breath. Never had this before. Had to lie down and took deep breaths. Husband phoned ambulance but following many questions said to go walk in centre. Went home in stead in car. Took bp and pulse.

If you have been experiencing unexplained palpitations, breathlessness, light-headedness, fatigue and fainting - these are all common symptoms of an (arrhythmia) heart rhythm disorder. The heart is a muscular pump that delivers blood containing oxygen to the body. It is divided into two upper chambers

Our Doctor tried to put my wife on Statins because her LDL was 3.6. I had to point out to him that current research shows that the HDL to Trig' ratio is a far better indicator of risk and given that her HDL was 2.0 and her Trig's were 0.8 her ratio was not just good but excellent. Furthermore Women

Just a question I am on 1.25 mg bisoprolol as have bad reactions to all of my meds including bisoprolol which gives me palpitations have had no problems for months but last few days had a 4 hour of eptopics a nd multiple beats but since have had some chest ache not sure if it's the meds or the

Tomorrow will be seven weeks since my PFA ablation. I have hardly been able to focus on it because I have had such rough time with pneumonia and pulmonary edema. It appears I am almost that awful example of “the operation was fully successful, but the Patient died.😂🤣” I know my sense of humor is

If you have Atrial fibrillation (AF) you may have been offered a cardioversion, you maybe unsure of what to expect? A cardioversion is a procedure to convert your heart from AF back into normal (sinus) rhythm. This is achieved by administering a rhythm control medication (antiarrhythmic drug) by mouth

If you have Atrial fibrillation (AF) you may have been offered a cardioversion, you maybe unsure of what to expect? A cardioversion is a procedure to convert your heart from AF back into normal (sinus) rhythm. This is achieved by administering a rhythm control medication (antiarrhythmic drug) by mouth

Fri 25 oct Cardio Respiratory investigation Echocardiogram Friday 1st November. Chest high resolution At 1 40pm Ct chest high resolution at 1 40 CT Angiogram Pulmonary at 1 40 All on Friday 01 November 2024 Not too shore what they all

I feel like I’m being fobbed off by gp I Personally think I might have over as I had heart attack n 2020 at age 47 have sleep apnea mild emphysema and have ve had 3 blood tests all with similar results had a EPO test and it was 8.3 what can I do to force gp to order a jak2 test my nan had pv and she

The best way to start a dismal day weather wise. Everything is pointing to remission. I'm still on prednisolone although only 1.5mg daily. Still advised to keep on with bisoprolol 5mg daily. Half dose of Furosemide 40mg daily. Statin every other day20mg and leflunomide10mg daily for three months after

I presume everyone here is aware of the "QRISK2 cardiovascular disease 10 year risk score" that GP surgeries provide. On NICE recommendations, if you score over 10% you are recommended to take statins. If you are 70 years old and male, you are over this score even if everything else about your health

Hi everybody. Prayers for the people in the hurricane zone, I just joined ChatGPT, and have been amazed at the answers it is giving me. I asked it about EKG and CardiaMobile yesterdau and got a very detailed reply about uses, pros and cons. It is too long to post here, but if you you are interested

Hello. Always sensible informed help here. I always seem to need more. I have severe refractory RLS for decades, for which I take Methadone 20 mg daily for very little relief. Currently waiting for an appointment with a pain specialist as neurologist isn’t happy to increase my dose. But I need your

Brief recap: I had a slightly unusual AF episode - pain in throat and neck and strange Kardia recording plus feeling quite ill for a couple of days afterwards which led me to request an ECG at my gp surgery. That was followed by instructions to go straight to A&E as I appeared to be having a heart attack

My husband had an RBBB heart attack with one stent 18 months ago. Following that he contracted Afib. He is a sportsman, who lives for his sport and is otherwise very fit with a low heart rate - on Apixaban, ramipril, rosuvastatin and lansaprazole. He has a cardiologist though waits a long time before

somewhere I gathered that we ought to be careful taking k2 when taking anti coagulants… unless I am getting mixed up with all the new information I am trying to understand. I have for number of years now taken vitamin d ,but understand to take it with k2 … to get the calcium from blood into the bones

Hi all. I’m 57, diagnosed with AF 10 years ago. Well controlled on Bisoprolol for 8 years then Flecainide for 2 years but then episodes increased. Was on Flecainide 50mg twice a day and 1.25mg Bisoprolol. Due to more frequent episodes Flecainide increased to 100mg twice a day and 1.25mg Bisoprolol.

Hi could anyone help with my results please. Six weeks on one grain Armour Ndt divided into two doses daily. Felt absolutely dreadful on it so stopped two weeks ago . Struggled to get out of a chair terrible joint pain headaches felt hungover every day of the last two weeks oftaking it . Doctor says

Desperate for some advice, my mum has HF and permanent AF. Mum never had asthma in the past, since she was diagnosed- just over 3 years ago, she has had to use a blue inhaler for breathlessness. Recently, her breathlessness seems to be worse. We seen a cardiologist privately in June, he suggested mum