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Can you go to a spa and have massage if have had a heart attack and stent?
Can you go to a spa and have massage if have had a heart attack and stent?
Llanne
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Blood Test
So have been experiencing fatigue, dizziness and my restless legs have become worse. All since starting new meds since my cardiac stent was put into my LAD in Nov 2021. After the stent, was put on daily aspirin, an anti-platelet drug Prasugrel, Atorvastatin, Propranolol, Omeprazole. Was already on Thyroxine
So have been experiencing fatigue, dizziness and my restless legs have become worse. All since starting new meds since my cardiac stent was put into my LAD in Nov 2021. After the stent, was put on daily aspirin, an anti-platelet drug Prasugrel, Atorvastatin, Propranolol, Omeprazole. Was already on Thyroxine
simplysal
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Minor Aortic calcification and 1st Degree Heart Block
Advised by cardiologist no need to flag these on travel insurance.? Ummm not sure that's wise, no related symptoms or medication. He says this doesn't constitute aortic stenosis and heart block is benign. Have declared my CVD and stent and all medications. Don't want to over state my conditions but
Advised by cardiologist no need to flag these on travel insurance.? Ummm not sure that's wise, no related symptoms or medication. He says this doesn't constitute aortic stenosis and heart block is benign. Have declared my CVD and stent and all medications. Don't want to over state my conditions but
Raylpa
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
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Hello everyone. I had a x4 CABG in June this year and am recovering very well (touch wood). I'm a seasonal ski instructor and regularly work in the Alps (Austria, Italy and Switzerland). I have professional insurance cover whilst teaching but that only covers part of the day. The rest of the day
Hello everyone. I had a x4 CABG in June this year and am recovering very well (touch wood). I'm a seasonal ski instructor and regularly work in the Alps (Austria, Italy and Switzerland). I have professional insurance cover whilst teaching but that only covers part of the day. The rest of the day
Deserrol
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Travel Insurance recommendation?
Hi there, I have a week holiday booked for Spain, leaving U.K. next Saturday 11/6-18/6. Looking at quotes for travel insurance. I had an angiogram and one stent fitted November 2021. Since told I have a moderately leaky aortic valve. Just need an annual echo to check if it progresses (next Echo due March
Hi there, I have a week holiday booked for Spain, leaving U.K. next Saturday 11/6-18/6. Looking at quotes for travel insurance. I had an angiogram and one stent fitted November 2021. Since told I have a moderately leaky aortic valve. Just need an annual echo to check if it progresses (next Echo due March
simplysal
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Shortness of breath post CABG
Good Morning, I really need some advice. My mum had Quadrupled last December. Over the past 3 weeks she has been experiencing shortness of breath and some pain over shoulder, neck and arm. It's not the angina pain she was getting pre surgery and only experienced some tightness around the chest area when
Good Morning, I really need some advice. My mum had Quadrupled last December. Over the past 3 weeks she has been experiencing shortness of breath and some pain over shoulder, neck and arm. It's not the angina pain she was getting pre surgery and only experienced some tightness around the chest area when
EB2021
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Help please for my latest results
I’m sorry I’m so unsure of what my figures should be - little background info - approx 25 years ago had thyroid removed due to multinodular goiters - 6years ago had Takotsubo cardiomyopathy (discharged with clear arteries) which my doctor indicated could be due to too much thyroxine so reduced me from
I’m sorry I’m so unsure of what my figures should be - little background info - approx 25 years ago had thyroid removed due to multinodular goiters - 6years ago had Takotsubo cardiomyopathy (discharged with clear arteries) which my doctor indicated could be due to too much thyroxine so reduced me from
PJP1
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Ureteral stricture after transplant with no success after attempting stent and ballooning
Hello:) I just had my third kidney transplant in December. I had multiple pre transplant day long meetings to decide the best option for me having a third transplant and it was decided my fiance would donate and we would do paired exchange as a live donor and planned transplant would be for the best
Hello:) I just had my third kidney transplant in December. I had multiple pre transplant day long meetings to decide the best option for me having a third transplant and it was decided my fiance would donate and we would do paired exchange as a live donor and planned transplant would be for the best
Calebzztop
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Kidney Transplant
2 years ago
Thoughts on my pain issue
I was diagnosed in Jan 2021 with PMR and have dropped from 20 mg prednisone to 4mg. Initially I had pain in many places. for the past 3-4 months I only have issues with pain or tightness in my pelvis/hips and shoulders. My last visit to my Rheumy on May 2nd I was trying to get to 3.5 mg and was not
I was diagnosed in Jan 2021 with PMR and have dropped from 20 mg prednisone to 4mg. Initially I had pain in many places. for the past 3-4 months I only have issues with pain or tightness in my pelvis/hips and shoulders. My last visit to my Rheumy on May 2nd I was trying to get to 3.5 mg and was not
jsretaw
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Concerned for my mum
Hi there My mum was discharged from hospital on 17th March having had triple bypass surgery (CABG ) however, contracted an infection in the first week home. Since Friday last week she has been back in hospital and is making progress, albeit slowly. I'm struggle with our local hospital/trust provider
Hi there My mum was discharged from hospital on 17th March having had triple bypass surgery (CABG ) however, contracted an infection in the first week home. Since Friday last week she has been back in hospital and is making progress, albeit slowly. I'm struggle with our local hospital/trust provider
Jezabelle85
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Should I ask for a echocardiogram?
I'm in A &E at the moment having started with short, sharp chest pains early this morning. My first lot of bloods come back ok, troponin just 6, awaiting results of second trop result. I had Nstemi, angiogram and stent fitted December last year. Pain was nothing like I had today. I've been back to A
I'm in A &E at the moment having started with short, sharp chest pains early this morning. My first lot of bloods come back ok, troponin just 6, awaiting results of second trop result. I had Nstemi, angiogram and stent fitted December last year. Pain was nothing like I had today. I've been back to A
MrsSuzuki
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Struggling to exercise
Hi, I had a heart attack a year ago with a stent, and had an echocardiogram a few weeks ago and just got a letter 2 days ago telling me I had basal inferior hypokinesis (whatever that is!). I had no cardiac classes just phone calls due to covid. I started exercise at home with the best of intentions
Hi, I had a heart attack a year ago with a stent, and had an echocardiogram a few weeks ago and just got a letter 2 days ago telling me I had basal inferior hypokinesis (whatever that is!). I had no cardiac classes just phone calls due to covid. I started exercise at home with the best of intentions
tortoiseowner
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
What a ride
Hello all, I've been browsing this forum recently and there's so much warmth and advice given that I'd like to share my story and hopefully receive some reassurance/advice in return. I'm a 44 year-old man who's a single father to a beautiful 14 year-old daughter. The last few years have not been kind
Hello all, I've been browsing this forum recently and there's so much warmth and advice given that I'd like to share my story and hopefully receive some reassurance/advice in return. I'm a 44 year-old man who's a single father to a beautiful 14 year-old daughter. The last few years have not been kind
MrBoring
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
CABG Lungs?
I am 8 weeks out from triple CABG and my lungs still are not giving me full breaths. When I breathe I can't take a full breath without some discomfort and when I walk up hills I have a hard time taking full breaths because it causes coughing. Can anyone normalize this for me? I understand that being
I am 8 weeks out from triple CABG and my lungs still are not giving me full breaths. When I breathe I can't take a full breath without some discomfort and when I walk up hills I have a hard time taking full breaths because it causes coughing. Can anyone normalize this for me? I understand that being
Chuckness
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Ciprofloxacin Horror!
I don’t know where to start. I had been taking this drug for over a year until two days ago when I stopped it myself. I was prescribed it last April while in hospital with ARLD and alcohol hepatitis. I was very poorly and since recovered from it. My first blood tests after discharge were normal but
I don’t know where to start. I had been taking this drug for over a year until two days ago when I stopped it myself. I was prescribed it last April while in hospital with ARLD and alcohol hepatitis. I was very poorly and since recovered from it. My first blood tests after discharge were normal but
Teddy2022
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British Liver Trust
2 years ago
poisoned by statins
I have now come to the conclusion that instead of getting the correct treatment for my heart problem I have been given a higher dosage of statins that is causing me more harm. I believe that my diagnosis should be treated with a stent or a bypass. I have three siblings , two have had heart attacks and
I have now come to the conclusion that instead of getting the correct treatment for my heart problem I have been given a higher dosage of statins that is causing me more harm. I believe that my diagnosis should be treated with a stent or a bypass. I have three siblings , two have had heart attacks and
Rebaline
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Completely beat physically and emotionally
At the age of 45 I experienced intermittent chest pain (even when at rest), sweats, headaches and fatigue. I was sent packing from A&E as tests were normal. I saw a cardiologist privately and they found a critical blockage of my LAD. I was reassured that I was fixed with a stent and all my risks were
At the age of 45 I experienced intermittent chest pain (even when at rest), sweats, headaches and fatigue. I was sent packing from A&E as tests were normal. I saw a cardiologist privately and they found a critical blockage of my LAD. I was reassured that I was fixed with a stent and all my risks were
Hidden
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
BIATRIAL DILATION?
I’m 54 had heart bypass in October. My latest echo shows biatrial dilation. Any ideas what it is or how it will affect me?
I’m 54 had heart bypass in October. My latest echo shows biatrial dilation. Any ideas what it is or how it will affect me?
LilLondon
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
The cards I have been dealt…
Hey guys, I’m lost. I had bypass surgery in January at 34 yrs old, healthy BMI, exercise, non-smoker. Originally they thought that my stenosis was caused by a nasty virus that I had when I was 19 but now it’s looking more and more likely that it is actually a type of arteriosclerosis. When I thought
Hey guys, I’m lost. I had bypass surgery in January at 34 yrs old, healthy BMI, exercise, non-smoker. Originally they thought that my stenosis was caused by a nasty virus that I had when I was 19 but now it’s looking more and more likely that it is actually a type of arteriosclerosis. When I thought
MarmiteB
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Advanced PCa & Kidney Disease
I'm getting a CT scan soon to follow up on my ADT failure. They are concerned that there may be sign of kidney disease. It seems like it's relatively common in PCa warriors, so I'm presuming people have experience. I just checked on the kidney disease symptoms and I seem to have most of them. My onco
I'm getting a CT scan soon to follow up on my ADT failure. They are concerned that there may be sign of kidney disease. It seems like it's relatively common in PCa warriors, so I'm presuming people have experience. I just checked on the kidney disease symptoms and I seem to have most of them. My onco
CrocodileShoes
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
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