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US Healthcare vs NHS
Over the next 3 months I was able to make appointments with and see my family doctor, a cardiologist, an electrophysiologist, I had appointments for a stress test, two CT scans, numerous ECGS, a Transesophageal
Echocardiogram
, and finally a Cryoablation procedure, all within a span of 3 months.
Over the next 3 months I was able to make appointments with and see my family doctor, a cardiologist, an electrophysiologist, I had appointments for a stress test, two CT scans, numerous ECGS, a Transesophageal
Echocardiogram
, and finally a Cryoablation procedure, all within a span of 3 months.
planetiowa
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
9 months ago
AF and leaking heart valves.
I have just received the results of my
echocardiogram
which show that I have a leaking Tricuspid valve ( mild - moderate) and mild leakage in the mitral and aortic valves.I have had AF for many years now and I just wondered how one problem might affect the other?
I have just received the results of my
echocardiogram
which show that I have a leaking Tricuspid valve ( mild - moderate) and mild leakage in the mitral and aortic valves.I have had AF for many years now and I just wondered how one problem might affect the other?
linc2u
in
AF Association
10 months ago
Spiking Heart Rate with Minimal Exertion
I also had an
echocardiogram
and it showed mild tricuspid regurgitation, mild mitral valve regurgitation, and aortic valve sclerosis. My MD said that these were all normal expected age-related changes and nothing to be concerned about.
I also had an
echocardiogram
and it showed mild tricuspid regurgitation, mild mitral valve regurgitation, and aortic valve sclerosis. My MD said that these were all normal expected age-related changes and nothing to be concerned about.
Julia678
in
British Heart Foundation
6 months ago
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Arrhythmias with minimal exertion
I also had an
echocardiogram
and it showed mild tricuspid regurgitation, mild mitral valve regurgitation, and aortic valve sclerosis. My MD said that these were all normal expected age-related changes and nothing to be concerned about.
I also had an
echocardiogram
and it showed mild tricuspid regurgitation, mild mitral valve regurgitation, and aortic valve sclerosis. My MD said that these were all normal expected age-related changes and nothing to be concerned about.
Julia678
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
6 months ago
head injury
He is recovering well from this but is still waiting for cardiology tests, 24 hour tape,
echocardiogram
His heart rate is being kept stable by 5he bisoprolol and is back on edoxaban. ( about 60 bpm) Has anyone been through similar experiences?
He is recovering well from this but is still waiting for cardiology tests, 24 hour tape,
echocardiogram
His heart rate is being kept stable by 5he bisoprolol and is back on edoxaban. ( about 60 bpm) Has anyone been through similar experiences?
Bluelegs44
in
AF Association
9 months ago
Pre bypass Echocardiogram
I really am in a better place than before, daily exercise, plant based and wholefoods diet and an improving way of looking at things šI reeived a letter from hospital this morning about a pre op
Echocardiogram
, kind of hopefull that this means my surgery is imminent ?
I really am in a better place than before, daily exercise, plant based and wholefoods diet and an improving way of looking at things šI reeived a letter from hospital this morning about a pre op
Echocardiogram
, kind of hopefull that this means my surgery is imminent ?
Stevie335
in
British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
update to original post regarding heart failure and private consultations with cardiologist.
All previous
echocardiogram
went well andĀ Ā I was always told I was all fine no problems!
All previous
echocardiogram
went well andĀ Ā I was always told I was all fine no problems!
Wallewoos
in
British Heart Foundation
11 months ago
Small sharp pains when heart beating
went really white no colour, I went home and phoned the doctor for some advice they think the small sharp pains might be heart related and the head sweating and confusion is because I have been overdoing things, They asked if I wanted to Mark an appointment to see doctor I said not because I had a
echocardiogram
went really white no colour, I went home and phoned the doctor for some advice they think the small sharp pains might be heart related and the head sweating and confusion is because I have been overdoing things, They asked if I wanted to Mark an appointment to see doctor I said not because I had a
echocardiogram
Gaz22
in
British Heart Foundation
9 months ago
AV Node Ablation and Pacemaker
In the meantime he has doubled my digoxin dose and I will be repeating the 24 hour ECG monitoring and the
Echocardiogram
at a different hospital where he practices. The ablation and pacemaker procedure has a long waiting list. He mentioned 2 years, š That would make me 76, possibly 77 years old!
In the meantime he has doubled my digoxin dose and I will be repeating the 24 hour ECG monitoring and the
Echocardiogram
at a different hospital where he practices. The ablation and pacemaker procedure has a long waiting list. He mentioned 2 years, š That would make me 76, possibly 77 years old!
SashaPooch
in
AF Association
9 months ago
Rather scared. What does this mean?
I now have to wait for an
echocardiogram
. Is the ejection fraction going to be lower because I have af? My fitness levels are improving little by little. I walked 3/4 of a km tonight.
I now have to wait for an
echocardiogram
. Is the ejection fraction going to be lower because I have af? My fitness levels are improving little by little. I walked 3/4 of a km tonight.
Rhiannonimity1
in
British Heart Foundation
8 months ago
Persistent AF, Diltiazem, side effects or Menopause??
At my last call with her (1 hour) my cardiologist (who is very lovely btw) - arranged for another
echocardiogram
as my last one was a year ago (I have no other co-morbidites and my heart was all clear last year)... not yet had those results.
At my last call with her (1 hour) my cardiologist (who is very lovely btw) - arranged for another
echocardiogram
as my last one was a year ago (I have no other co-morbidites and my heart was all clear last year)... not yet had those results.
Tplongy
in
AF Association
6 months ago
PFO - not closed
Echocardiogram
bubble tests showed a few bubbles in September last but then another test this week showed a lot moreā¦. Anyone had this? Consultant seemed surprised and not sure what next - he mention a TEE test to check closure device. Thanks for taking the time to read
Echocardiogram
bubble tests showed a few bubbles in September last but then another test this week showed a lot moreā¦. Anyone had this? Consultant seemed surprised and not sure what next - he mention a TEE test to check closure device. Thanks for taking the time to read
Digs14
in
British Heart Foundation
11 months ago
Exercise makes my AF worse (part 2)
Doc didn't want to tweak my meds - he said my consultant could do that after I've had the 48hr Holter I'm due for on Tuesday (and at some point an
echocardiogram
he's booking me in for). Fingers crossed we may know more then.
Doc didn't want to tweak my meds - he said my consultant could do that after I've had the 48hr Holter I'm due for on Tuesday (and at some point an
echocardiogram
he's booking me in for). Fingers crossed we may know more then.
Barny12
in
AF Association
9 months ago
Actual appointment face to face with an actual human!
After being sent to A&E last November by GP, diagnosed with AF and discharged with meds, then an
echocardiogram
beginning of March, I have an actual appointment booked with an arrythmia nurse end of July! Still a little bit in shock that I'll get to talk to someone!
After being sent to A&E last November by GP, diagnosed with AF and discharged with meds, then an
echocardiogram
beginning of March, I have an actual appointment booked with an arrythmia nurse end of July! Still a little bit in shock that I'll get to talk to someone!
Indigrow
in
AF Association
11 months ago
ICD - DVLA rules says LV EF >35?
Will the cardio order an
echocardiogram
? The cardio sort of brushed off our concerns about being āstrandedā with a āoh itās only a month unless itās a cardiac arrest situation in which case it can be up to a 6 month banā.
Will the cardio order an
echocardiogram
? The cardio sort of brushed off our concerns about being āstrandedā with a āoh itās only a month unless itās a cardiac arrest situation in which case it can be up to a 6 month banā.
Efka
in
British Heart Foundation
10 months ago
help for heart
hi can anyone on here help me I just had
echocardiogram
and worried about lack of concern my Gp has I have asthma COPD and was told 2 years ago by A&E to give Gp abnormal ECG and severe lower limbs swelling the echo showās problems with more than 2 valves also regurgitation in 3 different parts and moderately
hi can anyone on here help me I just had
echocardiogram
and worried about lack of concern my Gp has I have asthma COPD and was told 2 years ago by A&E to give Gp abnormal ECG and severe lower limbs swelling the echo showās problems with more than 2 valves also regurgitation in 3 different parts and moderately
mjm1929
in
Heart Valve Voice
10 months ago
Health update
yesterday and they were still high At 1am this morning I woke up with chest pains so I called 999, they did an ECG and took my blood pressure, and was taken up to a&e once again (I'm on first name terms with the doctors there now) at 7am I was finally seen but a cardiologist who sent me and for an
echocardiogram
yesterday and they were still high At 1am this morning I woke up with chest pains so I called 999, they did an ECG and took my blood pressure, and was taken up to a&e once again (I'm on first name terms with the doctors there now) at 7am I was finally seen but a cardiologist who sent me and for an
echocardiogram
Valentina98
in
British Heart Foundation
10 months ago
Meds Review.
On one of my recent stays in hospital I was given an
echocardiogram
, it was unusually quiet and the guy needed someone to practice on š. As well as heart he looked at my spleen, gall bladder, kidneys, lungs and liver.
On one of my recent stays in hospital I was given an
echocardiogram
, it was unusually quiet and the guy needed someone to practice on š. As well as heart he looked at my spleen, gall bladder, kidneys, lungs and liver.
Hrty
in
British Heart Foundation
9 months ago
scooter
So I got my results of the
echocardiogram
a couple of weeks ago. Then we went away in the caravan so I could ignore the results. Got back, read my results and I felt my shoulders flump.. I have signs, they reckon, that I have a high possibility of Pulmonary hypertension.
So I got my results of the
echocardiogram
a couple of weeks ago. Then we went away in the caravan so I could ignore the results. Got back, read my results and I felt my shoulders flump.. I have signs, they reckon, that I have a high possibility of Pulmonary hypertension.
Zand60
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
10 months ago
Update -Having a laugh- Left Ventricular Hypertrophy
Hi guys, so 3 days ago Iāve received the results from Heartscan , a private
echocardiogram
that is in Newcastle. The results was funny,confusing and annoying, because Iāve been going trough so much stress when I was searching what I have and also for when I found what I have.
Hi guys, so 3 days ago Iāve received the results from Heartscan , a private
echocardiogram
that is in Newcastle. The results was funny,confusing and annoying, because Iāve been going trough so much stress when I was searching what I have and also for when I found what I have.
Razvan_Catalin
in
British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
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