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Charlie Whiting, F1's race director, dies aged 66
The reason for posting this news here is that he of pulmonary
embolism
, despite having best possible healthcare, guess shows the danger we live with. RIP CW. https://www.skysports.com/f1/news/12433/11662000/charlie-whiting-f1s-race-director-dies-aged-66
The reason for posting this news here is that he of pulmonary
embolism
, despite having best possible healthcare, guess shows the danger we live with. RIP CW. https://www.skysports.com/f1/news/12433/11662000/charlie-whiting-f1s-race-director-dies-aged-66
mandm65
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Coming off Apixiban
My partner has been on Apixiban for 18 months after having an Unprovoked Pulmonary
embolism
. Today he has seen a Consultant who advised him to come of it as he has no problems with lung function or heart. And only the one blood clot.
My partner has been on Apixiban for 18 months after having an Unprovoked Pulmonary
embolism
. Today he has seen a Consultant who advised him to come of it as he has no problems with lung function or heart. And only the one blood clot.
Cotton50
in
Anticoagulation Support
5 years ago
Pulmonary fibrosis research
A protein associated with cancer growth appears to drive the lung disease known as idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, according to new research from Cedars-Sinai. Discovery in laboratory mice suggests possible role for anti-cancer drugs in treating pulmonary fibrosis. https://bioengineer.org/?s=Pulmonary
A protein associated with cancer growth appears to drive the lung disease known as idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, according to new research from Cedars-Sinai. Discovery in laboratory mice suggests possible role for anti-cancer drugs in treating pulmonary fibrosis. https://bioengineer.org/?s=Pulmonary
Kpacific
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 years ago
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Terrified of having PE
For the past three weeks ever since having an excruciating pain in my left calf and subsequent chest tightness/pain/trouble breathing I’ve been having serious anxiety about having a blood clot/pulmonary
embolism
.
For the past three weeks ever since having an excruciating pain in my left calf and subsequent chest tightness/pain/trouble breathing I’ve been having serious anxiety about having a blood clot/pulmonary
embolism
.
Maxin503
in
Anxiety Support
5 years ago
Horses and Hearts!
To cut the usual long story short I was found to have an NSTEMI one morning when feeding chickens - many days in hospital, waiting for tests etc, the end result (so far) was a blocked coronary artery, plus a pulmonary
embolism
(nice).
To cut the usual long story short I was found to have an NSTEMI one morning when feeding chickens - many days in hospital, waiting for tests etc, the end result (so far) was a blocked coronary artery, plus a pulmonary
embolism
(nice).
Piebald1
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
FACTOR V LEIDEN/COMPOUNDED HRT
NOW/ a couple of years ago i suffered a pulmonary
embolism
. i had been bed ridden for 14 months then suddenly got up and into a car for a 14 hour drive and guess what boom it happened. it was not due to HRT. thankfully no remaining effects of it. but i was blood tested and was found to have a genetic
NOW/ a couple of years ago i suffered a pulmonary
embolism
. i had been bed ridden for 14 months then suddenly got up and into a car for a 14 hour drive and guess what boom it happened. it was not due to HRT. thankfully no remaining effects of it. but i was blood tested and was found to have a genetic
ILLUSION1
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
5 years ago
Morphine
Firstly I must say sorry that I have taken sooo long to reply to you but truth to tell I have been pretty poorly and in hospital with pneumonia and a massive pulmonary
embolism
(large blood clot on my lung). Glad to say I am slowly getting back to my normal self. As for morphine well.....
Firstly I must say sorry that I have taken sooo long to reply to you but truth to tell I have been pretty poorly and in hospital with pneumonia and a massive pulmonary
embolism
(large blood clot on my lung). Glad to say I am slowly getting back to my normal self. As for morphine well.....
barn24
in
Fibromyalgia Action UK
5 years ago
New to TB
Basically My GP sent me to A&E suspecting I have Pulmonary
embolism
. After series of test in the hospital, doctors concluded I might have TB. I was not allowed to go home and immediately admitted.
Basically My GP sent me to A&E suspecting I have Pulmonary
embolism
. After series of test in the hospital, doctors concluded I might have TB. I was not allowed to go home and immediately admitted.
Vavar
in
TB Alert
5 years ago
Newly diagnosed. Rivaroxaban - In shock!
Hi, Just been diagnosed with paroxysmal atrial fibralation and on my third dose of Rivaroxaban 20mg. This is now on top of several other medical issues including really bad GERD. I was diagnosed in A&E after an hour of palpitations on Friday night followed by three hours on Saturday morning. Called 101
Hi, Just been diagnosed with paroxysmal atrial fibralation and on my third dose of Rivaroxaban 20mg. This is now on top of several other medical issues including really bad GERD. I was diagnosed in A&E after an hour of palpitations on Friday night followed by three hours on Saturday morning. Called 101
4optimistic
in
AF Association
5 years ago
Lupus Anticoagulant positive update 3
Well meeting with haematology and neurology was postponed on 21st, it's now on the 7th. As you can imagine wasn't happy. Slowly collating all the paperwork regarding my wife. Had an email back from Professor Graham Hughes, who correctly guessed my wife's INR results and suggested that she needs a higher
Well meeting with haematology and neurology was postponed on 21st, it's now on the 7th. As you can imagine wasn't happy. Slowly collating all the paperwork regarding my wife. Had an email back from Professor Graham Hughes, who correctly guessed my wife's INR results and suggested that she needs a higher
geoff0702
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
5 years ago
Update on my appointment with Haematologist
To recap, this was my original thread. https://healthunlocked.com/hughes-syndrome/posts/140022450/transitioning-from-dalteparin-to-rivaroxaban So today I had my meeting with my new Hematologist, and I have to say he was absolutely fantastic. I was well prepared thanks to all your guidance, and had
To recap, this was my original thread. https://healthunlocked.com/hughes-syndrome/posts/140022450/transitioning-from-dalteparin-to-rivaroxaban So today I had my meeting with my new Hematologist, and I have to say he was absolutely fantastic. I was well prepared thanks to all your guidance, and had
LupusKaren
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
5 years ago
M scared...!
She got diagnosed with Deep Vein Thrombosis of right limb which was transformed into Pulmonary
Embolism
as she complained of Leg Pain. Treatment started was Low Molecular Heparin Injections for 5 days and Acitrom(4 mg) Tablets. INR was in the range 3-3.5.
She got diagnosed with Deep Vein Thrombosis of right limb which was transformed into Pulmonary
Embolism
as she complained of Leg Pain. Treatment started was Low Molecular Heparin Injections for 5 days and Acitrom(4 mg) Tablets. INR was in the range 3-3.5.
Abc91
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
5 years ago
Who should i be seeing in the UK?
Hi, Im in the Uk. was told I had lupus anticoagulant after having a clot on my brain (and a DVT whilst on warfarin) My neuro rehab told me in 2018. My GP switched me from warfarin to rivaroxaban as I was never in range of 3-4. From reading posts on here and elsewhere only warfarin is recommended and
Hi, Im in the Uk. was told I had lupus anticoagulant after having a clot on my brain (and a DVT whilst on warfarin) My neuro rehab told me in 2018. My GP switched me from warfarin to rivaroxaban as I was never in range of 3-4. From reading posts on here and elsewhere only warfarin is recommended and
debiann
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
5 years ago
Discharge today
John has been at Albany Medical Center since Monday. We had a nightmare ER experience at Northern Westchester and Westchester Medical that I’ll spare the details of. Pulmonary Embolisms, multiple acute and subacute TIA’s and an elevated troponin were what was discovered. He has regained his ability
John has been at Albany Medical Center since Monday. We had a nightmare ER experience at Northern Westchester and Westchester Medical that I’ll spare the details of. Pulmonary Embolisms, multiple acute and subacute TIA’s and an elevated troponin were what was discovered. He has regained his ability
WXYZ123
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Transitioning from Dalteparin to Rivaroxaban
My Hematology team have decided to take me off Dalteparin 15,000 IU/0.6 ml to Rivaroxaban 15 mg, this is because a recent DEXA scan has shown I have severe Osteoporosis in spine and hip, and they say Dalteparin can worsen Osteoporosis. They said I have to take both Dalteparin and Rivaroxaban together
My Hematology team have decided to take me off Dalteparin 15,000 IU/0.6 ml to Rivaroxaban 15 mg, this is because a recent DEXA scan has shown I have severe Osteoporosis in spine and hip, and they say Dalteparin can worsen Osteoporosis. They said I have to take both Dalteparin and Rivaroxaban together
LupusKaren
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
5 years ago
Update 3 months since Ablation
Hi Everyone, just thought I’d update you all on where I am up too. So good news is I’ve been AF free since my few blips after my ablation in early November. I finish my rivaroxaban today 31/01/19 as instructed from my EP. So today is exactly 3 months post procedure. I’m a bit nervous about coming off
Hi Everyone, just thought I’d update you all on where I am up too. So good news is I’ve been AF free since my few blips after my ablation in early November. I finish my rivaroxaban today 31/01/19 as instructed from my EP. So today is exactly 3 months post procedure. I’m a bit nervous about coming off
Amy2805
in
AF Association
5 years ago
Blood Clots with Lupron
At our meeting a couple of days ago he had some information about a Swedish study which showed patients on lupron had two and a half times the likelihood of DVT (deep vein thrombosis) and twice the likelihood of pulmonary
embolism
than the general population. First I'd heard of that.
At our meeting a couple of days ago he had some information about a Swedish study which showed patients on lupron had two and a half times the likelihood of DVT (deep vein thrombosis) and twice the likelihood of pulmonary
embolism
than the general population. First I'd heard of that.
Stegosaurus37
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Pulmonary hypertension
Good Evening. Does anyone have out of proportion pulmonary hypertension. My husband emphysema which seems stable but the problem seems to be The pulmonary hypertension. He overnight oxygen 2.5 and 7 ambulatory. The respiratory nurse at the hospital seams to know more than the community team which he
Good Evening. Does anyone have out of proportion pulmonary hypertension. My husband emphysema which seems stable but the problem seems to be The pulmonary hypertension. He overnight oxygen 2.5 and 7 ambulatory. The respiratory nurse at the hospital seams to know more than the community team which he
alyvonne
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 years ago
The waiting room.
Sat here in the waiting room, Watching for my name. To go and see the doctor Well that is why I came. Not to watch the silver screen, For it to show my name. I watch TV at home not here That was not my aim. But now I keep my eyes glued, Cos my hearings not too good. I need to see my name on screen,
Sat here in the waiting room, Watching for my name. To go and see the doctor Well that is why I came. Not to watch the silver screen, For it to show my name. I watch TV at home not here That was not my aim. But now I keep my eyes glued, Cos my hearings not too good. I need to see my name on screen,
Hidden
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 years ago
Stents
Hubby has APS and was on warfarin but was removed from it to insert 2 stents. They stopped the warfarin, and then put him on aspirin after stents inserted. He then, within days, had clots block the stents. They then inserted some sort of puffer machine to ‘puff’ out clots and put him on iv heparin. Now
Hubby has APS and was on warfarin but was removed from it to insert 2 stents. They stopped the warfarin, and then put him on aspirin after stents inserted. He then, within days, had clots block the stents. They then inserted some sort of puffer machine to ‘puff’ out clots and put him on iv heparin. Now
Debbiesue63
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
5 years ago
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