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Has anyone had hepatic artery narrowing?
Dear All, I am back here again absolutely dumbfounded. My husband had a chance CT scan which revealed narrowing of the artery join to the aorta (he had an aneurysm repaired some years ago). The team decided to get him in for a stent. Well, after a lot of deliberation and and hesitation. They did not
Dear All, I am back here again absolutely dumbfounded. My husband had a chance CT scan which revealed narrowing of the artery join to the aorta (he had an aneurysm repaired some years ago). The team decided to get him in for a stent. Well, after a lot of deliberation and and hesitation. They did not
pear-shaped
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British Liver Trust
4 years ago
Does anyone know what natural supplement I can take to lower early morning blood sugar while taking Clopidogrel and baby aspirin?
I recently had one heart stent put in. 99% blockage, and took me by surprise. Drove myself to the ER, really not knowing I was having a heart problem. I thought it was arthritis. Afterwards I was put on Clopidogrel and a baby aspirin. But before I had the stent put in I noticed that my blood sugar started
I recently had one heart stent put in. 99% blockage, and took me by surprise. Drove myself to the ER, really not knowing I was having a heart problem. I thought it was arthritis. Afterwards I was put on Clopidogrel and a baby aspirin. But before I had the stent put in I noticed that my blood sugar started
Brand0at
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MPN Voice
4 years ago
Lindaura/Laura, 12/12/46 - 12/10/20
Dear all, My incredibly beautiful, vibrant, amazing and brilliant mother passed away at about 22:30 on Monday night, October 12, 2020. Linda (a.k.a. Laura) Lubitz Dunlap. She was an extremely youthful 73. She was in the RUH here in Bath, in the Waterhouse ward. She had been receiving palliative care
Dear all, My incredibly beautiful, vibrant, amazing and brilliant mother passed away at about 22:30 on Monday night, October 12, 2020. Linda (a.k.a. Laura) Lubitz Dunlap. She was an extremely youthful 73. She was in the RUH here in Bath, in the Waterhouse ward. She had been receiving palliative care
Laurasdaughter
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My Ovacome
4 years ago
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Chest pains and palpitations
Hi all Please forgive me if i much this up but you know what fibro-fog is like so please bear with me. Ok lets start at the beginning, about 20 months ago I was sitting down watching TV when all of a sudden i had several sharp pains just to the left of my centre chest and then they stopped but i was
Hi all Please forgive me if i much this up but you know what fibro-fog is like so please bear with me. Ok lets start at the beginning, about 20 months ago I was sitting down watching TV when all of a sudden i had several sharp pains just to the left of my centre chest and then they stopped but i was
wolfiejp
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
4 years ago
Con1264
83 years old Perth Australia oncologist a a hasani Joondalup medical centre oncology. PSA 114 now after nearly a month now 84 PSA have metastases in lymph glands and Bones no symptoms. October 12th cystoscopy with 35 cm stent right ureter since on HRT feeling more energetic walking up to thirty 40 minutes
83 years old Perth Australia oncologist a a hasani Joondalup medical centre oncology. PSA 114 now after nearly a month now 84 PSA have metastases in lymph glands and Bones no symptoms. October 12th cystoscopy with 35 cm stent right ureter since on HRT feeling more energetic walking up to thirty 40 minutes
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
With hindsight, what do you wish you'd known when you had your first diagnosis of Parkinsons
I'm new here, but already signed up with the 'heart' section after having 2 new valves, an atriclip and a CABG in February this year.I had a stroke in 2016!Whatever next! Parkinsons is the answer - and I'm determined to fight that too with your help - what a wonderful brother/sisterhood you are. Typing
I'm new here, but already signed up with the 'heart' section after having 2 new valves, an atriclip and a CABG in February this year.I had a stroke in 2016!Whatever next! Parkinsons is the answer - and I'm determined to fight that too with your help - what a wonderful brother/sisterhood you are. Typing
ramotswe
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
1. Family history of CVD? get tested for Lp(a) know your risk factor!. 2. Telmisartan and secondary prevention, anyone take this BP med?
Hi fellow hearties I have elevated lipoprotein (a) or Lp(a) for short. This is a genetically inherited condition and recognised as a significant and independent risk factor for the development and progression of CVD. At my level of 90> mg/dL my heart health risk factor is multiplied by 3. If early
Hi fellow hearties I have elevated lipoprotein (a) or Lp(a) for short. This is a genetically inherited condition and recognised as a significant and independent risk factor for the development and progression of CVD. At my level of 90> mg/dL my heart health risk factor is multiplied by 3. If early
Raylpa
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Best Laid Plans
Hi Nice people, hope you are all good and well. I must say that 8 weeks after CABG I’m feeling almost back to normal (as normal as normal can be) .... I had my sign-off meet at the The hospital yesterday, with my Surgeon, the one I look up to now as the man who was between me and my maker. I was very
Hi Nice people, hope you are all good and well. I must say that 8 weeks after CABG I’m feeling almost back to normal (as normal as normal can be) .... I had my sign-off meet at the The hospital yesterday, with my Surgeon, the one I look up to now as the man who was between me and my maker. I was very
Telboi
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
worried
For several weeks now I've been really breathless. History of HA & 2 stents 2 years ago. Two other blockages in LAD deemed not bad enough to stent at 63%; blood flowing ok. Before the HA i was breathless like this and GP insisted it was my spinal problems making chest muscles tight. Now, without
For several weeks now I've been really breathless. History of HA & 2 stents 2 years ago. Two other blockages in LAD deemed not bad enough to stent at 63%; blood flowing ok. Before the HA i was breathless like this and GP insisted it was my spinal problems making chest muscles tight. Now, without
Qualipop
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Help
Hi everyone!!, I would be grateful for some advice... I am 6 0 year old female,had H.A. and stent procedure in late March this year.....I was on Bisoprolol 2.5 mgs beta blockers,they were leaving me very tired and I had a resting heart rate between 46 and 52, the cardiologist stopped them a week ago
Hi everyone!!, I would be grateful for some advice... I am 6 0 year old female,had H.A. and stent procedure in late March this year.....I was on Bisoprolol 2.5 mgs beta blockers,they were leaving me very tired and I had a resting heart rate between 46 and 52, the cardiologist stopped them a week ago
Sunnysummerdays
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Breathlessness with ticagrelor
Hi I am due to stop taking ticagrelor next week after 12 months following a heart attack and 1 stent fitted. I have experienced breathlessness and wondered if anyone knew if this would stop after I stop taking it.
Hi I am due to stop taking ticagrelor next week after 12 months following a heart attack and 1 stent fitted. I have experienced breathlessness and wondered if anyone knew if this would stop after I stop taking it.
Mikethomp1
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Lost
Hi, im new and scared :( After chest pain when heart rate goes up, had a ton of tests with nothing wrong, had angiagram thursday with showed a blockage too long for stent so told i need a bypass, i am 50 yrs old male, insulin dependant, high bp, i was assumed to have a tia or ministroke in july but they
Hi, im new and scared :( After chest pain when heart rate goes up, had a ton of tests with nothing wrong, had angiagram thursday with showed a blockage too long for stent so told i need a bypass, i am 50 yrs old male, insulin dependant, high bp, i was assumed to have a tia or ministroke in july but they
LiveToRide
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
A potentially silly question about chest pains
Hi all! So the question of if you're having chest pains with AF always comes up and, this may sound silly, but what does that really mean? What kind of chest pain? Sometimes I might get a very brief little digging pain (not very painful at all) under my breast that doesn't seem to be triggered by anything
Hi all! So the question of if you're having chest pains with AF always comes up and, this may sound silly, but what does that really mean? What kind of chest pain? Sometimes I might get a very brief little digging pain (not very painful at all) under my breast that doesn't seem to be triggered by anything
Medi32
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AF Association
4 years ago
GCA patient saw cardiologist yesterday, med changes
Hi all: So I took, my weatherman to Cardiologist yesterday. Routine checkup, because of the history of CABG 2005 and stent replacement last year and occasional chest pain with flareups. So during his visit yesterday, Mac told cardiologist about needing nitro 3x in one week with symptoms of GCA. This
Hi all: So I took, my weatherman to Cardiologist yesterday. Routine checkup, because of the history of CABG 2005 and stent replacement last year and occasional chest pain with flareups. So during his visit yesterday, Mac told cardiologist about needing nitro 3x in one week with symptoms of GCA. This
weatherman69
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
Just to say hi
I haven’t been posting or answering anything for a while enjoying a little stay at Kings College for a while, I had another gallstone try to get out so blue light back into EastSurrey hospital for a week and a bit until I got to complex’s they took me to the fabulous Kings College where they done a procedure
I haven’t been posting or answering anything for a while enjoying a little stay at Kings College for a while, I had another gallstone try to get out so blue light back into EastSurrey hospital for a week and a bit until I got to complex’s they took me to the fabulous Kings College where they done a procedure
Dogbot
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British Liver Trust
4 years ago
Is it possible to stent four arterial blockages in one angioplasty?
My dad (62) has at least four significant arterial blockages (over 70%) one of which is in his LAD. He's scheduled for an angioplasty tomorrow and possible stenting, but with so many blocks I'm worried they'll have to do CABG. Has anyone been in this situation and only treated it with stents and meds
My dad (62) has at least four significant arterial blockages (over 70%) one of which is in his LAD. He's scheduled for an angioplasty tomorrow and possible stenting, but with so many blocks I'm worried they'll have to do CABG. Has anyone been in this situation and only treated it with stents and meds
Worried_For_Dad
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Pain after stent 8 weeks ago
Hi all. New to this site. I’ve been reading the few posts about people suffering pain after having stents fitted. I suffer pain and can’t see a doctor because of the restrictions. Still waiting for a stress test and not feeling any better. My quality of life is in the gutter since having this done and
Hi all. New to this site. I’ve been reading the few posts about people suffering pain after having stents fitted. I suffer pain and can’t see a doctor because of the restrictions. Still waiting for a stress test and not feeling any better. My quality of life is in the gutter since having this done and
Hidden
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Shoulder blade pain after HA and PCI surgery
I have now had 2 Ops to have 4 stents inserted. Treatment I received was brilliant but having pains in shoulder blades. Not constant comes and goes. This website is excellent as I have been a bit bewildered since the HA. I am 65 and was fit, healthy and very active. Despite being advised by cardiac
I have now had 2 Ops to have 4 stents inserted. Treatment I received was brilliant but having pains in shoulder blades. Not constant comes and goes. This website is excellent as I have been a bit bewildered since the HA. I am 65 and was fit, healthy and very active. Despite being advised by cardiac
Badger1955
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Back to work?
I’m seven weeks post CABG and feeling great. I’m in well paid high pressure IT job and am feeling some ‘guilt and anxiety’ about not having opened the Laptop yet. I just don’t feel ready in my head yet to jump in. My work very supportive and not exerting any pressure but I just don’t want to feel
I’m seven weeks post CABG and feeling great. I’m in well paid high pressure IT job and am feeling some ‘guilt and anxiety’ about not having opened the Laptop yet. I just don’t feel ready in my head yet to jump in. My work very supportive and not exerting any pressure but I just don’t want to feel
Telboi
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Back to work?
I’m seven weeks post COVID and feeling great. I’m in well paid high pressure IT job and am feeling some ‘guilt and anxiety’ about not having opened the Laptop yet. I just don’t feel ready in my head yet to jump in. My work very supportive and not exerting any pressure but I just don’t want to feel
I’m seven weeks post COVID and feeling great. I’m in well paid high pressure IT job and am feeling some ‘guilt and anxiety’ about not having opened the Laptop yet. I just don’t feel ready in my head yet to jump in. My work very supportive and not exerting any pressure but I just don’t want to feel
Telboi
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
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