Experiences with

Electroconvulsive shock (ECS)

Hi Everyone, I was lucky to have a BFP after a FET (8th transfer, 8 ECs!) about 10 days ago, having early pregnancy scan on Thursday but have got myself into a tizz.

I just finished two ecs and three transfers at ivf Spain, one of which resulted in my son but the costs of going again including all the travel and accommodation are huge. Looking for somewhere closer to home. Any advice, good or bad experiences to share?

I’ve got endometriosis and adenomyosis and unfortunately the ECs flared things to the point that I have pain a lot more than was normal before. I also got OHSS a few times and when our transfer failed… it kind of broke me in a way I honestly hadn’t expected.

in a ECS, suspected placenta accreta, and of course IVF, to bring our little one home safe and well.

We paid for a full cycle (price includs 'embryotransfer') and did not transfer in the cycle, with a plan to repeat ECs until we have enough embryos banked. When we started talking to the clinic about the FET, we were presented with an additional fee for the FET as a single item on the price list.

Hi, I've googled and googled and YouTubed but can't find the answer. When at rest my watch ECG is fine. Immediately after excericse it reads as inconclusive or the odd AFIB detected ( heart rates around 100-115). When I cooling down and relaxed post excericse my ECG 'S are fine. Do ECGS & Excericse

Hi I have recently had a 24 hour blood pressure monitor. The doctor has rang today to say that the readings are fine yet they want to see me tomorrow for an ECG and urine test. What would this be about? Does anyone have experience in this?

As many of you will know, the very early warning signs of a heart rhythm disorder is often an irregular pulse. But have you also heard that you can accurately take a pulse reading and an ECG at home in just 30 seconds with the AliveCor Kardia Mobile? This handheld device works alongside an app downloaded

As many of you will know, the very early warning signs of a heart rhythm disorder is often an irregular pulse. But have you also heard that you can accurately take a pulse reading and an ECG at home in just 30 seconds with the AliveCor Kardia Mobile? This handheld device works alongside an app downloaded

As many of you will know, the very early warning signs of a heart rhythm disorder is often an irregular pulse. But have you also heard that you can accurately take a pulse reading and an ECG at home in just 30 seconds with the AliveCor Kardia Mobile? This handheld device works alongside an app downloaded

As many of you will know, the very early warning signs of a heart rhythm disorder is often an irregular pulse. But have you also heard that you can accurately take a pulse reading and an ECG at home in just 30 seconds with the AliveCor Kardia Mobile? This handheld device works alongside an app downloaded

hello am new on here Like some advice I went for a pre op as I have thyroid disease, anyway however they did an ECG and said they saw abnormality on my heart so they had to fail me for my operation. they did some tests took some bloods had x-rays and said I have angina and then I have to go to a cardiologist

Went to A&E on 21st August with racing heart, palpitations and feeling really unwell. Was diagnosed with an atrial flutter, prescribed Bisoprolol and edoxoban. Went for an echocardiogram on 20th October and waiting to hear back. How long do they take please ? Still waiting to hear about the 24 hour ecg

Hello, I am 39. Earlier this year I attended a free screening test with my family, there was no suggestion to anything we just attended a free screening that was put on locally as my dad passed away after a cardiac arrest for a second time (first time he had a triple heart bypass). I had an ECG and Echo

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hi everyone, I was told recently that my Apple Watch ECG had picked up a few ectopic beats, I hadn’t really noticed them . this week however they have kicked off big time and I’m wondering if this is common in Afib , and how do we know the difference between a pause or a missed beat . I have anxiety

I had AFib in the 2010s which resulted in an ablation in 2015. Thankfully since then it hasn't reoccurred, though I did wear a 24 hour monitor in 2020 due to experiencing palpation, the result was slightly abnormal showing a few ectopics but nothing concerning. To jump forward to this Sumner I experienced

Hi All For the last few days I’ve been experiencing a heavy feeling in the chest area and was very concerned. I visited A&E yesterday and they told me I’m fine. They did a couple of blood tests which shows no indication of a potential heart attack or clots in the lungs. They ECG was clear, the X-ray

Well I was doing so well after my ablation on Wednesday, but I am currently waiting to be seen in A&E. Started fast AF, way worse than usual,last night and after extra Bisoprolol and Flecainide finally converted to normal sinus rhythm about 9 am. Phoned the cardiac department in Hammersmith where the

I’ve been experiencing tachycardia every day for 18 months. Heart rate is totally normal lying down, POTs ruled out as HR sometimes fine standing. Things like walking upstairs can cause jump from 70 - 160, having a shower causes at least HR of 130 every day. Interestingly it gets better the more exercise