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Clinical trials

Early sixties. Coming up to two years when I had peridarditis which developed into permanent afib until I had cardio version four months later. Been mostly clear since then but occasional bursts of arrythmia, typically early beats. Think I was stressed out but have also given up alcohol and now exercising

Hello all, Big cardio surgery history, last one 25 years ago, still here thanks to surgeons who were willing to take risks where others weren't! Developed AFib 5 years ago. Had a cryo, success for 2 years then a redo RF, success for 18 months but also had more cardio versions that you can shake a stick

I am 81 years old and work out using HIT on average about 50 minutes a day usually for six days a week. My heart rate goes from 65 when I start to a max of 140, up and down durning the workout . Mostly resistant training with weights. About a week ago I noticed after my third set of exercises ,my Apple

Hello, does anybody else's blood pressure get high when in afib? I had to call the paramedics yesterday because when I took my BP it was 143/112 with HR of 54 and it kind of freaked me out why it was so high with a normal HR, so I took it again after a few minutes and it was 150/101 with a HR of 101,

Hi all I have paid to see an EP (privately) today who has confirmed 100% I have atrial flutter and no fibrillation? Anyone else just have flutter? He has recommended an ablation to sort it out and told me to stop taking Flecainide which makes me nervous. He says it probably isn’t doing much and could

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[/i] -- For MF anti-Gal-1 antibody is near clinical trials. -- Navitoclax + Rux has fast MR in some MF pts. This study showed > 20% allele reduction had 100% survival at 36 months. Similar to the Rux study of MR vs benefit. He says MR will soon be a normal clinical goal.

For those unfamiliar with this annual report, a good place to start might be Fig. 2 in the RESULTS section (a colour-coded diagram). https://content.iospress.com/articles/journal-of-parkinsons-disease/jpd239901

Greetings across the pond........I'm 81 and have been dealing with afib for 11years. I had my first ablation 2 weeks ago and was back in afib 4 days later. Today I had a cardioversion which was successful; and of course, I hope it lasts. The team who administered the procedure reported that sleep apnea

Still in the fight 13 years out using SBRT for tumors and Lupron and Xtandi for system wide control currently. Just wondering if there are any trials out there using mRNA technologies to harness the human immune system in the fight. Seems like a logical next step.

I'm hoping someone can help me with the answer to this please. I have paroxysmal atrial fibrillation and one of my main triggers is exercise. However, exercise is also recommended lose weight, get healthy and reduce episodes. How can I increase exercise if it's a trigger? I am even reading The AFib Cure

It took me a life to do this. To write to anyone, everyone ,and this is because I have no one to talk to, but also because I've decided to live and live well. Unbelievably I'm an influencer and have no problem speaking in public but anxiety in my offline life it's taking a toll on me, my auto-diagnose

[The response outcomes observed in multiple clinical trials of ropeginterferon alfa-2b confirm clinical benefits in MPN patients. Emerging data utilizing the 250-350-500 mcg regimen suggest that a higher initial dose with faster dose titration may lead to earlier complete hematological remission.

Morning all. There seems to have been a flurry of recent posts about anticoagulants. And here’s another question from me. Does anyone know how long before my ablation I need to take the Edoxaban I’ve been prescribed? I know some years ago, when preparing for a cardioversion, they said to take the anticoagulant

Hi lovely ladies. Ok, so, diagnosed April 2021 Stage 1V HGSOC with spread to lymph nodes in neck and chest. No option of surgery because of spread. 6 rounds of Paclitaxel/Carboplatin. Reduction in tumour. Straight on to Avastin plus Olaparib (HRD negative). No more cancer in lymph nodes but slight progression

After my husbands stroke seven months ago he was diagnosed with stage 2 heart failure . I asked the arrhythmia nurse if there was a chance he could have another eco cardiogram to see if this had improved because how do we know how much exercise is safe etc if we don’t know this ? She just sort of stared

I had a great weekend away with my girlfriend. When I woke up this morning at the resort, the anxiety slowly started to creep in. As we drove home it got worse and once I was alone I broke down in tears. Why do I fall into a depression and panic after having a good time. It’s like I’m afraid I’ll never

Hi, Recently started back on Bisoprolol for palpitations/PVCs after 7yrs off. I'm on low dose, 1.25mg but they've really calmed down what were pretty uncomfortable symptoms (3 A&E visits in one weekend!) Anyhow, have a holter monitor booked for next week and not sure whether to stop the Bisoprolol or

I have atrial fibrillation but since I came out of hospital in august had no problems. No breathing problems at all when I walk everyday .why is that lol . I know it’s a good thing . No trouble since started on tablets in august all very odd . Left ventricle was only working at 35 percent wonder what

The only problem I ve encountered is with the specific AF tablet dihydrochloride etc. I have never encountered a problem with 10mg Bisoprolol. I m on Entresto Digoxin spironolactone apixaban and a number of others.