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Fed up of 'rotten luck'
I'm 36 low amh. Husband is 44 with good/excellent quality sperm. Unexplained and TTC for 4 years. 1 bfp 1st round but was a blighted ovum (told we were unlucky). Recently been diagnosed with high nk cells and sticky blood. Had my 4th egg collection yesterday and they retrieved 5 eggs as expected (3
I'm 36 low amh. Husband is 44 with good/excellent quality sperm. Unexplained and TTC for 4 years. 1 bfp 1st round but was a blighted ovum (told we were unlucky). Recently been diagnosed with high nk cells and sticky blood. Had my 4th egg collection yesterday and they retrieved 5 eggs as expected (3
Ajtart
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Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
Muscle pain and recovery post stent
I am 4 months post 4 stents no HA. Quite fit and active before the event. Completed my rehab program 2 months ago. Completely changed my lifestyle more active and eating healthy. Added few extra and continuing my 3 days per week resistance training and 7 days walk 6-7km average. I am on 40mg station,
I am 4 months post 4 stents no HA. Quite fit and active before the event. Completed my rehab program 2 months ago. Completely changed my lifestyle more active and eating healthy. Added few extra and continuing my 3 days per week resistance training and 7 days walk 6-7km average. I am on 40mg station,
Sodp
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Afib and CAD double trouble and their vicious cycle
CAD (coronary artery disease) is a subset of a process disease called atherosclerosis, plaques of mainly fat build up inside arteries leading to intraluminal stenosis.. I post this one to draw attention to all of us, afibers, not trying to scare any of us. The purpose of this post is to do the right
CAD (coronary artery disease) is a subset of a process disease called atherosclerosis, plaques of mainly fat build up inside arteries leading to intraluminal stenosis.. I post this one to draw attention to all of us, afibers, not trying to scare any of us. The purpose of this post is to do the right
SeanJax
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AF Association
2 years ago
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Long term lansoprazole use
Hello community, I haven't been very active on here of late, life is so busy! My question is regarding lansoprazole. I was prescribed it when the aspirin and then the clopidogrel I take for ET was causing issues with my stomach lining. Now, it's my understanding that long - term use can cause malabsorption
Hello community, I haven't been very active on here of late, life is so busy! My question is regarding lansoprazole. I was prescribed it when the aspirin and then the clopidogrel I take for ET was causing issues with my stomach lining. Now, it's my understanding that long - term use can cause malabsorption
LRH77
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
Parkwalk
Hey Everyone I've just completed my first parkwalk, I missed running and did want to run it (I might have jogged a tiny bit) and my time was 51:28 which ironically was my first Parkrun time back in the summer, way before we even knew I had any heart issues. I had my GTN spray, Asthma inhaler and am
Hey Everyone I've just completed my first parkwalk, I missed running and did want to run it (I might have jogged a tiny bit) and my time was 51:28 which ironically was my first Parkrun time back in the summer, way before we even knew I had any heart issues. I had my GTN spray, Asthma inhaler and am
Valentina98
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Should I take aspirin 300 mgs at home if I think I may be having a stroke despite being on an anticoagulant for atrial fibrillation?
The chances of getting an NHS CT head scan quickly enough to decide whether it’s safe to give clot busting drugs aren’t so good at the moment. I think a cerebral embolus may still be more likely than a cerebral haemorrhage, so aspirin seems logical. Maybe I’ll ask my GP ….. I should say I’m not having
The chances of getting an NHS CT head scan quickly enough to decide whether it’s safe to give clot busting drugs aren’t so good at the moment. I think a cerebral embolus may still be more likely than a cerebral haemorrhage, so aspirin seems logical. Maybe I’ll ask my GP ….. I should say I’m not having
Hidden
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AF Association
2 years ago
Medicated Provera FET with Lubion and Clexane - bring it on
Hi all, After a lot of anxiety being rescheduled with the NHS nurse strike and overcrowded appointments, I just had my information session today to confirm I am about to start my IVF round 3 this month. I just need to vent it here (where else?) with my trusted friends you guys. So they confirmed they
Hi all, After a lot of anxiety being rescheduled with the NHS nurse strike and overcrowded appointments, I just had my information session today to confirm I am about to start my IVF round 3 this month. I just need to vent it here (where else?) with my trusted friends you guys. So they confirmed they
Midsummer_daydream
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Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
Besremi to the Rescue 🤞🏼
Went back to MOFFITT in Tampa to see Dr Komrokji. Moffitt pathologist reread BMB with fibrosis mild to moderate. (BMB from MD Anderson). My diagnosis ET. Jak2 and TeT2. Platelets still in 700k down from over 800. All other labs WNL. I am turning 58, aspirin daily. Still have lots of symptoms
Went back to MOFFITT in Tampa to see Dr Komrokji. Moffitt pathologist reread BMB with fibrosis mild to moderate. (BMB from MD Anderson). My diagnosis ET. Jak2 and TeT2. Platelets still in 700k down from over 800. All other labs WNL. I am turning 58, aspirin daily. Still have lots of symptoms
DiveGoddess
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
As hunter had said to let you know. ....
Well I eventually got my discharge letter from our haematology department. It stated my bloods were high for a long time most likely infection and he would be happy to see me again if I developed any other symptoms or my platelets went above 650. (Not the 450 stated on the WHO for et). In December
Well I eventually got my discharge letter from our haematology department. It stated my bloods were high for a long time most likely infection and he would be happy to see me again if I developed any other symptoms or my platelets went above 650. (Not the 450 stated on the WHO for et). In December
Notdiagnosed
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
Parkwalk update
Hey Everyone Thanks for all the comments on me doing the parkrun at the weekend. I've taken all the comments on board and I've decided I'm going to walk it. I've run the course before and as I've volunteered since my heart attack I know a lot of the regular volunteers so I'm going to let them know I'm
Hey Everyone Thanks for all the comments on me doing the parkrun at the weekend. I've taken all the comments on board and I've decided I'm going to walk it. I've run the course before and as I've volunteered since my heart attack I know a lot of the regular volunteers so I'm going to let them know I'm
Valentina98
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Recurrent miscarriage advice
Hi I'm after some advice re recurrent miscarriages. I have now had three in a row and been referred to the recurrent mc clinic, however they have told me they won't have space till August and time is not on my side. The clinic I am at said they can treat me with aspirin and heperin in the meantime but
Hi I'm after some advice re recurrent miscarriages. I have now had three in a row and been referred to the recurrent mc clinic, however they have told me they won't have space till August and time is not on my side. The clinic I am at said they can treat me with aspirin and heperin in the meantime but
Yorkshireegirl
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Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
MF from ET
I have early stage MF from ET, and I‘ve had a headache for 12 days, with pressure over the left eye, and lightning flashes in the left eye. I just wondered if anyone else has had this? My doctor wants me to start taking aspirin twice a day now, & if that doesn’t work he will start me on hydroxyurea.
I have early stage MF from ET, and I‘ve had a headache for 12 days, with pressure over the left eye, and lightning flashes in the left eye. I just wondered if anyone else has had this? My doctor wants me to start taking aspirin twice a day now, & if that doesn’t work he will start me on hydroxyurea.
Arthandiwe
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Fight MPN
2 years ago
Bruising
Hello.I'm on dual antiplatelet meds asprin and ticagrelor. I seem to be bruising very easily and bruises coming up and don't know how I've done it. Is there anything I can do to stop it happening or is it something I just have to live with now. Thanks for your help.
Hello.I'm on dual antiplatelet meds asprin and ticagrelor. I seem to be bruising very easily and bruises coming up and don't know how I've done it. Is there anything I can do to stop it happening or is it something I just have to live with now. Thanks for your help.
Coopergirl52
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
side effects
As u know I had 2 stents fitted in March on a cocktail of drugs aspirin ticalegor ramipril artovastin sorry about spelling can,t even pronounce some of them. Still feel dreadful cannot do much and stomach feels terrible after eating aches in hip knee and right groin area. Now so stressed unable to get
As u know I had 2 stents fitted in March on a cocktail of drugs aspirin ticalegor ramipril artovastin sorry about spelling can,t even pronounce some of them. Still feel dreadful cannot do much and stomach feels terrible after eating aches in hip knee and right groin area. Now so stressed unable to get
boredom
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Itchiness is fading away...
I have had PV for ten years and am a 66 year old male. Phlebotomies & aspirin worked well for that time. Aquagenic priurits (itchiness on contact with water) had become unbearable by June 2022. I went onto 500mg per day HU (Hydroxyurea).The itchiness started to decrease and now after 6 months has almost
I have had PV for ten years and am a 66 year old male. Phlebotomies & aspirin worked well for that time. Aquagenic priurits (itchiness on contact with water) had become unbearable by June 2022. I went onto 500mg per day HU (Hydroxyurea).The itchiness started to decrease and now after 6 months has almost
Innessant
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
advice for coming off meds, before endoscopy procedure.
Firstly HNY everyone! I had HA & 5 stents fitted 7 months ago. I now have an appointment to have a endoscopy procedure this week& have been told to come off the two blood thinners I’m on. Plavex & asprin, for one week, which I’m afraid to do. I’ve tried getting in touch with the gastroenterologist
Firstly HNY everyone! I had HA & 5 stents fitted 7 months ago. I now have an appointment to have a endoscopy procedure this week& have been told to come off the two blood thinners I’m on. Plavex & asprin, for one week, which I’m afraid to do. I’ve tried getting in touch with the gastroenterologist
Maidenhead1
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Dissolvable Asprin
If you are taking dissolvable Asprin can you dissolve it in diluted squash or must you only take it in plain water as don't like the taste.
If you are taking dissolvable Asprin can you dissolve it in diluted squash or must you only take it in plain water as don't like the taste.
Coopergirl52
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Can't get a quote for Holiday Insurance until I specify what the medication I'm taking following Bypass surgery is for.
Hi 🤗 Everyone, I've just tried to nail down a Holiday insurance quote but I've hit a brickwall and was hoping that I can tap into the wealth of knowledge of my fellow Hearties. On the 26th September I had double Bypass Surgery. What with lockdown and my diagnosis of a severe Stenosis on the LAD
Hi 🤗 Everyone, I've just tried to nail down a Holiday insurance quote but I've hit a brickwall and was hoping that I can tap into the wealth of knowledge of my fellow Hearties. On the 26th September I had double Bypass Surgery. What with lockdown and my diagnosis of a severe Stenosis on the LAD
Hidden
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Unusual odour
Good evening , i need to ask if anyone since going on medication seems to have a sense of an odour as my wife disclosed to me she has smelt it too on me. I had a heart attack in October and despite being fairy fit and having a healthy diet also no heart issues in my family i had this mild heart attack
Good evening , i need to ask if anyone since going on medication seems to have a sense of an odour as my wife disclosed to me she has smelt it too on me. I had a heart attack in October and despite being fairy fit and having a healthy diet also no heart issues in my family i had this mild heart attack
Garypotter
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Granocyte protocol- any experience?
Hi all. I'm about to start my 7th round of IVF, my 3rd with donor eggs. I have one frozen embryo left. 2 cycles I had nothing to transfer, I've had 4 failed to implant and also a mc from a natural conception. My clinic has tried prednisolone, tacrolimus, IVIG as well as clexane and aspirin. They now
Hi all. I'm about to start my 7th round of IVF, my 3rd with donor eggs. I have one frozen embryo left. 2 cycles I had nothing to transfer, I've had 4 failed to implant and also a mc from a natural conception. My clinic has tried prednisolone, tacrolimus, IVIG as well as clexane and aspirin. They now
river242
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Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
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