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4 years recovered
Hello, It's been a few years since I last posted on here. I had post natal psychosis in 2017 after the birth of my now 6 year old son. I then had repeat episodes until mid 2019 so a long recovery. I was told I needed to be on the meds at least 2 years but now here I am, still on meds in 2023. I've recovered
Hello, It's been a few years since I last posted on here. I had post natal psychosis in 2017 after the birth of my now 6 year old son. I then had repeat episodes until mid 2019 so a long recovery. I was told I needed to be on the meds at least 2 years but now here I am, still on meds in 2023. I've recovered
becm
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Action on Postpartum Psychosis
1 year ago
Amiodarone- can anyone help me with their knowlege of this drug
Hello I am reaching out again to you wonderful supportive people. I entered a message last night, but I guess I did it wrong because I dont see it. I have been perscribed Amiodarone for a constant (I guess that is the correct word) arrythmia that is all over the place - it is irregular heart beat
Hello I am reaching out again to you wonderful supportive people. I entered a message last night, but I guess I did it wrong because I dont see it. I have been perscribed Amiodarone for a constant (I guess that is the correct word) arrythmia that is all over the place - it is irregular heart beat
kitttycat
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AF Association
9 months ago
Morning AF
Hi. Having a bit of a rough time with AF just now. Meds changed to digoxin and Bisoprolol. Does anyone find that they’re in af when they waken? I woke at 6. Felt fine. Took meds. Woke again at7 with crazy dreams and in AF.
Hi. Having a bit of a rough time with AF just now. Meds changed to digoxin and Bisoprolol. Does anyone find that they’re in af when they waken? I woke at 6. Felt fine. Took meds. Woke again at7 with crazy dreams and in AF.
jd2004
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AF Association
9 months ago
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accord brand of buprenorphine causing nausea???
hello - I started taking the accord brand of buprenorphine last night having moved from the morningside make because those tablets were small and difficult to cut…… after half a tablet I had panic / shakiness that I hadn’t experienced with the morningside tablets…. After three x half tablets (0.6mg)
hello - I started taking the accord brand of buprenorphine last night having moved from the morningside make because those tablets were small and difficult to cut…… after half a tablet I had panic / shakiness that I hadn’t experienced with the morningside tablets…. After three x half tablets (0.6mg)
Drls
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Restless Legs Syndrome
9 months ago
Dobutamine stress test
I've just received a letter with an appointment for a dobutamine stress test. No explanation why and I still haven't had results from my 24hr monitor and CT angiograms done two months ago. My consultant appointment was cancelled and I'm still waiting for a new one. My echocardiagram was normal. I'm a
I've just received a letter with an appointment for a dobutamine stress test. No explanation why and I still haven't had results from my 24hr monitor and CT angiograms done two months ago. My consultant appointment was cancelled and I'm still waiting for a new one. My echocardiagram was normal. I'm a
Spj57
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
9 months ago
Why the rush to have an ablation?
In my twelve years living with Afib, every Cardiologist I have seen ( including an EP I saw, for a second opinion ) have told me, that Ablation should only be a last resort. My first Cardiologist in Florida, going so far as to say " do you really want them to burn holes in your heart?" So I am curious
In my twelve years living with Afib, every Cardiologist I have seen ( including an EP I saw, for a second opinion ) have told me, that Ablation should only be a last resort. My first Cardiologist in Florida, going so far as to say " do you really want them to burn holes in your heart?" So I am curious
Budken
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AF Association
9 months ago
Has anyone had problems with Flecainide not working?
Hi everyone. I am hoping someone can suggest my next course of action. I was diagnosed with paroxymal atrial fibrillation last November and was prescribed Sotalol (40mg twice daily). For the next 8 months (monitoring with a Kardia device and an Omron BP monitor), I detected episodes of AFib every few
Hi everyone. I am hoping someone can suggest my next course of action. I was diagnosed with paroxymal atrial fibrillation last November and was prescribed Sotalol (40mg twice daily). For the next 8 months (monitoring with a Kardia device and an Omron BP monitor), I detected episodes of AFib every few
golfwatcher
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AF Association
9 months ago
Apple Watch
Curious to hear from anyone using an Apple Watch ECG app to monitor afib. On mine I can get a reading saying afib and then immediately measure again and get sinus. I recently started taking Dofetilide, so maybe the medication is helping to resolve afib episodes. Any thoughts on how accurate Apple Watch
Curious to hear from anyone using an Apple Watch ECG app to monitor afib. On mine I can get a reading saying afib and then immediately measure again and get sinus. I recently started taking Dofetilide, so maybe the medication is helping to resolve afib episodes. Any thoughts on how accurate Apple Watch
Xian1
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AF Association
9 months ago
AV Node Ablation and Pacemaker
Hi lovely people, I promised I’d get back to you after seeing a cardiologist/electrophysiologist privately. As you might guess from the title, this is what he believes will solve my problem. I will still be in persistent Afib, but won’t feel it. In the meantime he has doubled my digoxin dose and I will
Hi lovely people, I promised I’d get back to you after seeing a cardiologist/electrophysiologist privately. As you might guess from the title, this is what he believes will solve my problem. I will still be in persistent Afib, but won’t feel it. In the meantime he has doubled my digoxin dose and I will
SashaPooch
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AF Association
9 months ago
M1774 plus Niraparib clinical trial
hi , has anyone been in the trial of M1774 either in its own or with Niraparib ? I have just been offered this at the Royal Marsden . Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!! Enjoy your Christmas all . Hopefully we can all forget about the big C for one day !!! x x
hi , has anyone been in the trial of M1774 either in its own or with Niraparib ? I have just been offered this at the Royal Marsden . Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!! Enjoy your Christmas all . Hopefully we can all forget about the big C for one day !!! x x
Lookingahead
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My Ovacome
1 year ago
Arrhythmia and Afib are they the same ?
my cardiologist tells me i have severe arrhythmia and will need to take anti coagulants indefinitely; i also had my pprolapsed mitral valve replaced 3 years ago, whether one or other of these conditions existed first is not known. Other than warfarin I take Ezetrol to lower cholesterol. I have no idea
my cardiologist tells me i have severe arrhythmia and will need to take anti coagulants indefinitely; i also had my pprolapsed mitral valve replaced 3 years ago, whether one or other of these conditions existed first is not known. Other than warfarin I take Ezetrol to lower cholesterol. I have no idea
Art-99
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Arrhythmia Alliance
9 months ago
Pulse Field ablation.
Yesterday attended St.Thomas’ hospital London for an ablation.Bit of history………..I am a 71 year old man, diagnosed with paroxysmal afib in 2017, Bisoprolol and apixaban prescribed, afib continued off and on but gradually more frequent upto 2022. Mid 2022 it went a bit berserk having 4 or 5 episodes
Yesterday attended St.Thomas’ hospital London for an ablation.Bit of history………..I am a 71 year old man, diagnosed with paroxysmal afib in 2017, Bisoprolol and apixaban prescribed, afib continued off and on but gradually more frequent upto 2022. Mid 2022 it went a bit berserk having 4 or 5 episodes
Bobbo52
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AF Association
9 months ago
Webinar – MPN Specialized Care and Technology: The Ongoing Role of Telemedicine
Joseph Sirintrapun will discuss the following topics: • The impact of telemedicine on MPN care • The role technology plays in MPN
clinical
trials
• Artificial intelligence in MPN care • Technological tools accelerating the fight against cancer You can learn more about this webinar and register to
Joseph Sirintrapun will discuss the following topics: • The impact of telemedicine on MPN care • The role technology plays in MPN
clinical
trials
• Artificial intelligence in MPN care • Technological tools accelerating the fight against cancer You can learn more about this webinar and register to
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MPNVoice
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Failed first ablation, dilt + Carvedilol= bad orthostatic hypotension, bradycardia, 15-20lb wt gain
First episode of PAF occured 2019 2 mos after wife diagnosed w cancer, my cardiologist thinks not coincidental. (My myasthenia gravis was also dx 2019, but had sx for 3-4yrs) Later, Dec 2022, afib episodes much more frequent, lasting longer when she was worsening despite chemotherapy w terrible side
First episode of PAF occured 2019 2 mos after wife diagnosed w cancer, my cardiologist thinks not coincidental. (My myasthenia gravis was also dx 2019, but had sx for 3-4yrs) Later, Dec 2022, afib episodes much more frequent, lasting longer when she was worsening despite chemotherapy w terrible side
DunwichWilbur
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AF Association
9 months ago
BITE Clinical Study
My husband was told he only has two treatment options at this point. One is starting Jevtana, but at a lower than normal dose due to his neutrophils being only 1150. The other would be to participate in a clinical trial called BITE in Louisville. I am afraid I don’t recall what BITE is an acronym for
My husband was told he only has two treatment options at this point. One is starting Jevtana, but at a lower than normal dose due to his neutrophils being only 1150. The other would be to participate in a clinical trial called BITE in Louisville. I am afraid I don’t recall what BITE is an acronym for
Wyldhare22
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
medication
I have managed my Atrial Fibrillation since being diagnosed in 2017, but the last month I have had problems with low heart rate 31-40 & then A/F lasting for over 24hours at a time . Cardiologist suggested medication Disopyramide 250mgs twice a day has anyone used this ? He said if this doesn’t work
I have managed my Atrial Fibrillation since being diagnosed in 2017, but the last month I have had problems with low heart rate 31-40 & then A/F lasting for over 24hours at a time . Cardiologist suggested medication Disopyramide 250mgs twice a day has anyone used this ? He said if this doesn’t work
Health2512
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
9 months ago
Dofetilide
I have afib and hypertrophic cardiomyopathy along with a history of 3 ablations and 7 cardioversions. I recently started taking Dofetilitde after the required 3 day hospital stay. IT is now 10 day later and I still have passing epidodes of afib. I am interested to hear about anyone else on defetilide
I have afib and hypertrophic cardiomyopathy along with a history of 3 ablations and 7 cardioversions. I recently started taking Dofetilitde after the required 3 day hospital stay. IT is now 10 day later and I still have passing epidodes of afib. I am interested to hear about anyone else on defetilide
Xian1
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AF Association
9 months ago
New drug approved for those with KRAS G-12C
On December 12th, 2022, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Krazati (adagrasib) for treatment of non-small cell lung cancer (nsclc) where there is a KRAS G12C mutation. This approval is for patients who have received at least one line of prior treatment such as chemotherapy. The FDA based
On December 12th, 2022, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Krazati (adagrasib) for treatment of non-small cell lung cancer (nsclc) where there is a KRAS G12C mutation. This approval is for patients who have received at least one line of prior treatment such as chemotherapy. The FDA based
Miranda_GO2
Partner
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Lung Cancer Support
1 year ago
Met-directed therapy beneficial when less than five mets
From International Journal of Radiation Oncology, August 16, 2 022 In this review, the authors outline the evidence to date from
clinical
trials
assessing the utility of radiotherapy in patients with oligometastatic prostate cancer.
From International Journal of Radiation Oncology, August 16, 2 022 In this review, the authors outline the evidence to date from
clinical
trials
assessing the utility of radiotherapy in patients with oligometastatic prostate cancer.
Purple-Bike
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Distended stomach & abdomen after ablation
Bit of a strange one this, so thought I'd ask if anyone else has had a similar experience and a diagnosis. I had my 2nd catheter ablation 4 days ago under Gen Aanaesthetic; the ablation, plus cardioversion, seems to have gone well (allowing for it being very early days) and the groin wound is healing
Bit of a strange one this, so thought I'd ask if anyone else has had a similar experience and a diagnosis. I had my 2nd catheter ablation 4 days ago under Gen Aanaesthetic; the ablation, plus cardioversion, seems to have gone well (allowing for it being very early days) and the groin wound is healing
chrisfellrunner
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AF Association
9 months ago
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