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Just to add I was referred to a consultant in September, had a 3day monitor and an
electrocardiogram
then a copy of the medical report to the GP (full of jargon) but have had no contact with a consultant and no reply to my queries so am pretty much in the dark as to the way forward.
Just to add I was referred to a consultant in September, had a 3day monitor and an
electrocardiogram
then a copy of the medical report to the GP (full of jargon) but have had no contact with a consultant and no reply to my queries so am pretty much in the dark as to the way forward.
Swimsyroke
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AF Association
100 YEARS OF VITAMIN D: Supraphysiological doses of vitamin D changes brainwave activity patterns in rats
Keywords: hypercalcemia; vitamin D; brainwaves;
electrocardiogram
[/i] Freely accessible including PDF download here: https://ec.bioscientifica.com/view/journals/ec/11/3/EC-21-0457.xml
Keywords: hypercalcemia; vitamin D; brainwaves;
electrocardiogram
[/i] Freely accessible including PDF download here: https://ec.bioscientifica.com/view/journals/ec/11/3/EC-21-0457.xml
helvella
Administrator
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Thyroid UK
Abbreviations and Acronyms
ECG / EKG -
Electrocardiogram
- a simple test used to check your heart's rhythm and electrical activity Please feel free to visit our webpage: www.heartrhythmalliance.org to view some of our many helpful patient resources, videos and upcoming events!
ECG / EKG -
Electrocardiogram
- a simple test used to check your heart's rhythm and electrical activity Please feel free to visit our webpage: www.heartrhythmalliance.org to view some of our many helpful patient resources, videos and upcoming events!
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Medical Abbreviations and Acronyms
ECG / EKG -
Electrocardiogram
- a simple test used to check your heart's rhythm and electrical activity Please feel free to visit our webpage: www.afa.org.uk to view some of our many helpful patient resources, videos and upcoming events!
ECG / EKG -
Electrocardiogram
- a simple test used to check your heart's rhythm and electrical activity Please feel free to visit our webpage: www.afa.org.uk to view some of our many helpful patient resources, videos and upcoming events!
TracyAdmin
Partner
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AF Association
Abiraterone-Related Hypokalemia
We reviewed the literature and showed the need for close monitoring of the potassium level and
electrocardiogram
(ECG) to prevent fatal arrhythmias. Keywords: abiraterone; cardio-oncology; cardiotoxicity; hypokalemia; torsades de pointes.
We reviewed the literature and showed the need for close monitoring of the potassium level and
electrocardiogram
(ECG) to prevent fatal arrhythmias. Keywords: abiraterone; cardio-oncology; cardiotoxicity; hypokalemia; torsades de pointes.
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
Prostate Cancer & Brugada Syndrome
Square in the middle is a section "Brugada Syndrome, Testosterone, and Prostate Cancer" In the middle of that paragraph is this sentence: Men with Brugada-like
electrocardiogram
patterns have a higher risk of prostate cancer independent of age, smoking habit, and radiation exposure, and thus, men with
Square in the middle is a section "Brugada Syndrome, Testosterone, and Prostate Cancer" In the middle of that paragraph is this sentence: Men with Brugada-like
electrocardiogram
patterns have a higher risk of prostate cancer independent of age, smoking habit, and radiation exposure, and thus, men with
Vynbal
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Prostate Cancer Network
Missed appointment with Cardiologist
Interestingly I have not been offered an appointment for an
Electrocardiogram
.
Interestingly I have not been offered an appointment for an
Electrocardiogram
.
jumm
in
British Heart Foundation
Pressure / Stabbing Pain
I've recently had an
electrocardiogram
, echocardiogram, and X-rays - all of which showed nothing untoward. e.g. Not pericarditis. Naturally, I've raised the issue with my GP and the Heart team at the Hospital.
I've recently had an
electrocardiogram
, echocardiogram, and X-rays - all of which showed nothing untoward. e.g. Not pericarditis. Naturally, I've raised the issue with my GP and the Heart team at the Hospital.
Challiefan
in
British Heart Foundation
week two in the big brother house
Tests time, had a CT scan came back clear, had a MRI scan came back clear, An
electrocardiogram
(ECG) scan came back clear.
Tests time, had a CT scan came back clear, had a MRI scan came back clear, An
electrocardiogram
(ECG) scan came back clear.
Burnley1959
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PMRGCAuk
so ive been getting palpitations more often than ever...
ever since early june this year ive been getting palpitations, like my heart raices out of nowhere, this happens a few times a day, or it skips a beat, no pain, or any other symptom, but i havent been able to perform my workout as strong as i would because of it, i went to a cardiologist and had an
electrocardiogram
ever since early june this year ive been getting palpitations, like my heart raices out of nowhere, this happens a few times a day, or it skips a beat, no pain, or any other symptom, but i havent been able to perform my workout as strong as i would because of it, i went to a cardiologist and had an
electrocardiogram
Renovatio
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British Heart Foundation
Bicuspid valve
This was diagnosed from an
electrocardiogram
following an ECG that showed up an irregularity. Since then I have had a 24 hour blood pressure and ECG test which have not shown up anything of concern. My cardiologist says I need 6 monthly reviews as my condition is moderate.
This was diagnosed from an
electrocardiogram
following an ECG that showed up an irregularity. Since then I have had a 24 hour blood pressure and ECG test which have not shown up anything of concern. My cardiologist says I need 6 monthly reviews as my condition is moderate.
Andywags
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British Heart Foundation
A new T3 derivative shows promise in treatment with T3 and smaller FT3 spikes after taking it
All participants had a normal
electrocardiogram
(ECG) and serum thyroid function tests (TFTs) at baseline. Subjects were admitted as inpatients in the morning after an overnight fast.
All participants had a normal
electrocardiogram
(ECG) and serum thyroid function tests (TFTs) at baseline. Subjects were admitted as inpatients in the morning after an overnight fast.
diogenes
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Thyroid UK
Lupus and Heart Disease: Why You’re at Increased Risk
That might include an
electrocardiogram
(EKG), stress test, angiogram, CT scan (for coronary calcium scoring), or MRI. Take your medications as prescribed As with other inflammatory conditions, high disease activity in lupus often correlates with a higher risk of cardiovascular disease.
That might include an
electrocardiogram
(EKG), stress test, angiogram, CT scan (for coronary calcium scoring), or MRI. Take your medications as prescribed As with other inflammatory conditions, high disease activity in lupus often correlates with a higher risk of cardiovascular disease.
lupus-support1
Administrator
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LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
Saw an EP after waiting so long….
I hope that someone can help? Finally I saw an EP yesterday at Bristol Heart Institute. (The AFib nightmare began in September 2020) I have persistent AFib and very symptomatic. So far three electric cardioversions and one chemical. The ECG yesterday showed a problem with T waves (they’re going up, like
I hope that someone can help? Finally I saw an EP yesterday at Bristol Heart Institute. (The AFib nightmare began in September 2020) I have persistent AFib and very symptomatic. So far three electric cardioversions and one chemical. The ECG yesterday showed a problem with T waves (they’re going up, like
Slidingdoors99
in
AF Association
Heart attack problems
Hi everyone Sorry to say I had a minor heart attack on Thursday, but fortunately my wife rang 999 and everything after went as smoothly as clockwork. Ambulance arrived within 10 minutes and they did ecg scans at home and in the ambulance. They then phoned ahead to the Cardiac care unit, who admitted
Hi everyone Sorry to say I had a minor heart attack on Thursday, but fortunately my wife rang 999 and everything after went as smoothly as clockwork. Ambulance arrived within 10 minutes and they did ecg scans at home and in the ambulance. They then phoned ahead to the Cardiac care unit, who admitted
Chris_O
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NRAS
Migraine misery
Hi all, recently been diagnosed with migraine, I've had a headache which moves from the back of my head to the right then left, it feels like pressure behind my left and right eye, this depends on which side my headache is, also feeling unbalanced and sight problems for 2vweeks now! At the same time
Hi all, recently been diagnosed with migraine, I've had a headache which moves from the back of my head to the right then left, it feels like pressure behind my left and right eye, this depends on which side my headache is, also feeling unbalanced and sight problems for 2vweeks now! At the same time
Emz198240
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Migraine Support
Shitty psychiatrist
So I went to see a psychiatrist for my anger and instead she took me off all my medications that actually made me feel good. She said I need to earn them back. I told her I used to (past tense) smoke weed and for that she took them away made me jump through hoops get a bunch of unnecessary test like
So I went to see a psychiatrist for my anger and instead she took me off all my medications that actually made me feel good. She said I need to earn them back. I told her I used to (past tense) smoke weed and for that she took them away made me jump through hoops get a bunch of unnecessary test like
Lookingforhope20100
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Anxiety and Depression Support
Hello Yesterday's Episode on My Stenting/Bypass/Heart Failure Journey
Well yesterday I was in the CIU and had an Angiogram followed by an Intervention The plan to start was to increase the size of the Stents in my Bypassed LAD but it appears they are a lot more patent than the Stress MRI showed ( paten is fancy word for flowing ) So a discussion took place between
Well yesterday I was in the CIU and had an Angiogram followed by an Intervention The plan to start was to increase the size of the Stents in my Bypassed LAD but it appears they are a lot more patent than the Stress MRI showed ( paten is fancy word for flowing ) So a discussion took place between
Prada47
in
British Heart Foundation
No Doctor is listening or beleive me I am waiting to have a heart attack
Male 26 white 6ft 350 pounds History of acid reflux been on lanzprozole for 5 years had endoscopys done in past few years but no sign of if, but when I stop medication I get symptomes of tasting acid in my throat. 8 years on ramiprill for high blood pressue. Ashama when I was a child. Started fluoxetine
Male 26 white 6ft 350 pounds History of acid reflux been on lanzprozole for 5 years had endoscopys done in past few years but no sign of if, but when I stop medication I get symptomes of tasting acid in my throat. 8 years on ramiprill for high blood pressue. Ashama when I was a child. Started fluoxetine
helpmexo
in
British Heart Foundation
Phenergan tablets.
Telephone consultation with Cardiologist on Monday 9th May. Pleased with ECG @ Echocardiogram done in January 2022. Discharged me back to my GP. Asked him about taking Phenergan to help me sleep and for dreadful night sweats. Said they shouldn't affect my heart. Telephone consultation with GP on Friday
Telephone consultation with Cardiologist on Monday 9th May. Pleased with ECG @ Echocardiogram done in January 2022. Discharged me back to my GP. Asked him about taking Phenergan to help me sleep and for dreadful night sweats. Said they shouldn't affect my heart. Telephone consultation with GP on Friday
Bishop1
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British Heart Foundation
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