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Impulse Control Disorder on Dopamine Agonists. TV Drama Mr Bates v The Post Office
I have been in touch with a producer of Mr Bates v The Post Office. This programme succeeded in forcing the British Government to pardon all those innocent postmasters falsely accused of theft. The producer has been investigating Dopamine Agonists and Impulse Control Disorder since 2022 and would very
I have been in touch with a producer of Mr Bates v The Post Office. This programme succeeded in forcing the British Government to pardon all those innocent postmasters falsely accused of theft. The producer has been investigating Dopamine Agonists and Impulse Control Disorder since 2022 and would very
Joolsg
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 months ago
Could you connect your beginning first AF episode?
When I was first diagnosed in the hospital emerg with atrial flutter/fibrillation my heart that day had instantly started being around 140 bpm (brought down with IV medication). I was referred to a cardiologist. I’m 67 years old and after months of heart tests and blood tests everything was normal,
When I was first diagnosed in the hospital emerg with atrial flutter/fibrillation my heart that day had instantly started being around 140 bpm (brought down with IV medication). I was referred to a cardiologist. I’m 67 years old and after months of heart tests and blood tests everything was normal,
FraserB
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
9 months ago
Icd owners
I had my Icd implanted 22 years ago. I was wondering, how many people in the the uk, have currently got one implanted.
I had my Icd implanted 22 years ago. I was wondering, how many people in the the uk, have currently got one implanted.
Slobojoe1
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British Heart Foundation
3 months ago
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Hello all, I was first diagnosed with heart failure in November 2017, had an ICD fitted 6 months later. Last June I was taken into hospital with sepsis, I went into septic shock twice and almost died twice, they suspected that those nasty little critters were hiding in the ICD. After returning home
Hello all, I was first diagnosed with heart failure in November 2017, had an ICD fitted 6 months later. Last June I was taken into hospital with sepsis, I went into septic shock twice and almost died twice, they suspected that those nasty little critters were hiding in the ICD. After returning home
Pottherb13
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British Heart Foundation
3 months ago
ICD positioning
Hi Everyone, I have placed several posts following my partners ICD Implant at the End of Jan this year, mainly primary questions about it healing etc and what he can an can't do etc. However a couple of months down the line and wound healed great etc he keeps mentioning it's uncomfortable positioning
Hi Everyone, I have placed several posts following my partners ICD Implant at the End of Jan this year, mainly primary questions about it healing etc and what he can an can't do etc. However a couple of months down the line and wound healed great etc he keeps mentioning it's uncomfortable positioning
MarieMarie1
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British Heart Foundation
3 months ago
Boston Scientific IV/ICD lead problem - any experience to share please.
Hi, I had a Boston Scientific 2 lead intra venous ICD fitted 4 weeks ago.Background From discharge home the first night going to bed and lying on my back I experienced substantial shocks which were impacting my diaphragm. The following day I was experiencing runs of small pulsing , up to 10 beats at
Hi, I had a Boston Scientific 2 lead intra venous ICD fitted 4 weeks ago.Background From discharge home the first night going to bed and lying on my back I experienced substantial shocks which were impacting my diaphragm. The following day I was experiencing runs of small pulsing , up to 10 beats at
Chinkoflight
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British Heart Foundation
3 months ago
ICD Firing
I’ve recently (6 weeks ago) had a icd fitted for VT. I am also in stubborn AF. This was all very sudden. I’m a 46 year old who has been active and fit previously. Last Wednesday I was out for a light run, and the ICD fired as my AF triggered it. I felt absolutely fine so the shock came as quite a, well
I’ve recently (6 weeks ago) had a icd fitted for VT. I am also in stubborn AF. This was all very sudden. I’m a 46 year old who has been active and fit previously. Last Wednesday I was out for a light run, and the ICD fired as my AF triggered it. I felt absolutely fine so the shock came as quite a, well
ICdont
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British Heart Foundation
3 months ago
S-ICD - Am I still able to exercise as normal without too many limitations?
Hi all, thanks for reading! I’m in my early 30’s and have recently been diagnosed with cardiomyopathy and I’m having a subcutaneous implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (S-ICD) put in soon. I am very sporty and love running (fortunately my specialists have said I can carry on with this but I now
Hi all, thanks for reading! I’m in my early 30’s and have recently been diagnosed with cardiomyopathy and I’m having a subcutaneous implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (S-ICD) put in soon. I am very sporty and love running (fortunately my specialists have said I can carry on with this but I now
Tezz12
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British Heart Foundation
3 months ago
Does anyone know if using a neck fan can affect my ICD please.
Does anyone know if using a neck fan can affect my ICD please.
Does anyone know if using a neck fan can affect my ICD please.
A246
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British Heart Foundation
3 months ago
Could I stop taking Rivaoxaban?
I’ve been on Flecainide, Bisoprolol and Rivaoxaban now for 5 years and have a pacemaker, my heart is in sinus rhythm at 60bpm. I understand that Rivaoxaban is to help prevent blood clots forming, but as my AF is now managed could I stop taking it? I get frequent gum bleeds despite excellent oral hygiene
I’ve been on Flecainide, Bisoprolol and Rivaoxaban now for 5 years and have a pacemaker, my heart is in sinus rhythm at 60bpm. I understand that Rivaoxaban is to help prevent blood clots forming, but as my AF is now managed could I stop taking it? I get frequent gum bleeds despite excellent oral hygiene
Hidden
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
9 months ago
AFib and Cardioversion
I have been in permanent Afib since May 23 and after adjusting to Bisoprolol have managed to maintain a reasonable lifestyle walking and running most days albeit a little slower at times. For the last month have been on Apixaban in readiness for a Cardioversion at the end of this week. I was originally
I have been in permanent Afib since May 23 and after adjusting to Bisoprolol have managed to maintain a reasonable lifestyle walking and running most days albeit a little slower at times. For the last month have been on Apixaban in readiness for a Cardioversion at the end of this week. I was originally
Peo935
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AF Association
9 months ago
question for you ectopic sufferers.?
hi you lovely people. I have a question maybe someone can shed light on.?? Iv had ectopic beats on and off for about 30+ years. But somedays they are more powerful and noticeable than other days. and so for me they are not as mentally draining as other days especially when they’re weak. But when
hi you lovely people. I have a question maybe someone can shed light on.?? Iv had ectopic beats on and off for about 30+ years. But somedays they are more powerful and noticeable than other days. and so for me they are not as mentally draining as other days especially when they’re weak. But when
Jetcat
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
9 months ago
Half dose of Eliquis
I am 69 yrs old with low heart disease risk and have had diagnosed afib for three years. I believe I was suffering with it for 2-3 years prior but did not address it until I got the classic symptoms of fatigue, dizziness, out of breath, and vision problems. My doc ran numerous tests on my heart that
I am 69 yrs old with low heart disease risk and have had diagnosed afib for three years. I believe I was suffering with it for 2-3 years prior but did not address it until I got the classic symptoms of fatigue, dizziness, out of breath, and vision problems. My doc ran numerous tests on my heart that
Tralfa
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AF Association
9 months ago
#WellnessWednesday: Find A Professional Organizer
The International OCD Foundation has partnered with the Institute for Challenging Disorganization® (ICD) to provide our community with this list of professional organizers. ICD® provides education, research, and strategies to benefit people affected by chronic disorganization and the professionals who
The International OCD Foundation has partnered with the Institute for Challenging Disorganization® (ICD) to provide our community with this list of professional organizers. ICD® provides education, research, and strategies to benefit people affected by chronic disorganization and the professionals who
BethIOCDF
IOCDF Staff
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My OCD Community
3 months ago
travelling with an ICD
I haven’t flown since my ICD was implanted. Do security need any particular proof? I have my card with the device details but wondered if I need a letter from the hospital. I’m flying to Italy from Gatwick.
I haven’t flown since my ICD was implanted. Do security need any particular proof? I have my card with the device details but wondered if I need a letter from the hospital. I’m flying to Italy from Gatwick.
Actungbaby
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British Heart Foundation
3 months ago
AF forever?
I have been told I am in permanent AF! I am due to have an ICD fitted end of April, which will take care of any irregular concerning heartbeats...but am I gonna be in AF forever, and be restricted on what I can and can't do? The prospect of being severely restricted for the rest of my life, is not
I have been told I am in permanent AF! I am due to have an ICD fitted end of April, which will take care of any irregular concerning heartbeats...but am I gonna be in AF forever, and be restricted on what I can and can't do? The prospect of being severely restricted for the rest of my life, is not
Bruce67
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British Heart Foundation
3 months ago
Another antigoagulant question
Hello. A year ago I had painless thyroiditis which sent me into Afib and I remained in Afib constantly for 5 months for which I was on bisoprolol and an anticoagulant. I was then put on an anti arrhythmia meds at the time the thyroid cleared up and was soon back in NSR. That was last March. Since then
Hello. A year ago I had painless thyroiditis which sent me into Afib and I remained in Afib constantly for 5 months for which I was on bisoprolol and an anticoagulant. I was then put on an anti arrhythmia meds at the time the thyroid cleared up and was soon back in NSR. That was last March. Since then
Jafib53
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AF Association
9 months ago
Troponin serial levels
I had an Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest back in Sept last year. Long story short came out of hospital a week later with a defibrillator implanted. However, my discharge letter stated that a Troponin test was done as usual I presume and the serial levels were quoted as 163 and 425. I have been curious
I had an Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest back in Sept last year. Long story short came out of hospital a week later with a defibrillator implanted. However, my discharge letter stated that a Troponin test was done as usual I presume and the serial levels were quoted as 163 and 425. I have been curious
Swalecliffe88
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Anaesthetic ablation.
I’m in Oz. Had a successful (so far) catheter ablation last year. Twilight anaesthesia. Not GA. No problem and no after affects.
I’m in Oz. Had a successful (so far) catheter ablation last year. Twilight anaesthesia. Not GA. No problem and no after affects.
Blissygirl
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AF Association
9 months ago
Experience with no medication!
Hello😊 does anyone as afib and doing nothing like me, I have persistent chronic afib for 4y now but NOT feeling it, only the cardiologist see it with control! He advised me to take Eliquis or I could have a stroke or heart attack! I’m sure and respect he’s medical knowledge and not against medication
Hello😊 does anyone as afib and doing nothing like me, I have persistent chronic afib for 4y now but NOT feeling it, only the cardiologist see it with control! He advised me to take Eliquis or I could have a stroke or heart attack! I’m sure and respect he’s medical knowledge and not against medication
Hidden
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AF Association
9 months ago
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