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Lupus rash?
I have suffered many different symptoms for a period approaching 15 years. About 4 years ago my GP said that I had too many symptoms across multiple systems and there was nothing more he could do for me. He referred me to the hospital but I’m still waiting four years down the line. I discussed Lupus
I have suffered many different symptoms for a period approaching 15 years. About 4 years ago my GP said that I had too many symptoms across multiple systems and there was nothing more he could do for me. He referred me to the hospital but I’m still waiting four years down the line. I discussed Lupus
Dontknowwhattodo
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LUPUS UK
3 months ago
Another Update
Well following previous posts and still no results from Holter monitoring had letter from Cardiologist to say that due to misunderstanding I should be taking 100mcg of Losartan divided into two 50 in morning and 50 at night. I have only been taking 50 once a day as that’s what it looked like on the
Well following previous posts and still no results from Holter monitoring had letter from Cardiologist to say that due to misunderstanding I should be taking 100mcg of Losartan divided into two 50 in morning and 50 at night. I have only been taking 50 once a day as that’s what it looked like on the
JMF1
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
16 days ago
default heart rate when in Afib?
Hi guys Long story short:third ablation failed in May. In between ablations (last 2 years) my afib has been permanent. Ive tried multiple drug combos but the only thing that makes my heart beat normally is an ablation. After latest failed I had a week’s reset after a public hospital cardioversion.
Hi guys Long story short:third ablation failed in May. In between ablations (last 2 years) my afib has been permanent. Ive tried multiple drug combos but the only thing that makes my heart beat normally is an ablation. After latest failed I had a week’s reset after a public hospital cardioversion.
swimminglove
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
16 days ago
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loop recorder
I am being asked by an EP/ cardiologist to have them implant a loop recorder to monitor my heart for an extended period of time. This recorder will be recording continuous EKG readings that is transmitted to the treating cardiologist . It is expected that this will allow for better diagnosis and treatment
I am being asked by an EP/ cardiologist to have them implant a loop recorder to monitor my heart for an extended period of time. This recorder will be recording continuous EKG readings that is transmitted to the treating cardiologist . It is expected that this will allow for better diagnosis and treatment
execz1
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
18 days ago
Save a life with an AED
Arrhythmia Alliance supports and recognises the vital role an
AED
can play in saving lives For further details please follow the link below
What can I do about sudden cardiac arrest?
https://api.heartrhythmalliance.org/files/download/49bda8fa574082fedd9ee93e473182ea
Arrhythmia Alliance supports and recognises the vital role an
AED
can play in saving lives For further details please follow the link below
What can I do about sudden cardiac arrest?
https://api.heartrhythmalliance.org/files/download/49bda8fa574082fedd9ee93e473182ea
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Sudden Cardiac Arrest & Heart Attack
20 days ago
Save a life with an AED
Arrhythmia Alliance supports and recognises the vital role an
AED
can play in saving lives For further details please follow the link below
What can I do about sudden cardiac arrest?
https://api.heartrhythmalliance.org/files/download/49bda8fa574082fedd9ee93e473182ea
Arrhythmia Alliance supports and recognises the vital role an
AED
can play in saving lives For further details please follow the link below
What can I do about sudden cardiac arrest?
https://api.heartrhythmalliance.org/files/download/49bda8fa574082fedd9ee93e473182ea
SamAdmin
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Heart Rhythm Disorders Support
20 days ago
Cardioversion and PVCs and PACs
Does a cardioversion help if you have PVCs and PACs or does it only help if you have Afib? I go in and out of Afib but my PVCs and PACs have been non-stop for 3 months. Flecainide did not work. I’m considering a cardioversion as I’m to the point I will try anything to get my heart back into NSR but
Does a cardioversion help if you have PVCs and PACs or does it only help if you have Afib? I go in and out of Afib but my PVCs and PACs have been non-stop for 3 months. Flecainide did not work. I’m considering a cardioversion as I’m to the point I will try anything to get my heart back into NSR but
Debjimmay
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
20 days ago
angiography
Morning all Haven’t posted in ages been overdoing things have swollen hands but I suppose it could also be the heat. Due to have an angiogram just wondered if any of you warriors have had one and did RA cause any extra problems. Wishing you all a good day xx
Morning all Haven’t posted in ages been overdoing things have swollen hands but I suppose it could also be the heat. Due to have an angiogram just wondered if any of you warriors have had one and did RA cause any extra problems. Wishing you all a good day xx
Daffodil1958
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NRAS
20 days ago
Good news on memory following B12 treatment
Hi, some of the regular posters may remember me posting in absolute despair last autumn about my husband’s cognitive issues and extreme memory loss. I’m now posting an update in case it helps anyone else in his position. In summary he had experienced symptoms over a couple of decades since he was twenty
Hi, some of the regular posters may remember me posting in absolute despair last autumn about my husband’s cognitive issues and extreme memory loss. I’m now posting an update in case it helps anyone else in his position. In summary he had experienced symptoms over a couple of decades since he was twenty
Zmalp
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
3 months ago
new INR tester
I have been diagnosed with APS for 25 years after having a stroke at 37 years. My treatment medication treatment regime is warfarin plus baby aspirin. I have my INR completed between 1-3 weeks apart but usually every two weeks due to its variability. I have received a coaguchek INRange point of care
I have been diagnosed with APS for 25 years after having a stroke at 37 years. My treatment medication treatment regime is warfarin plus baby aspirin. I have my INR completed between 1-3 weeks apart but usually every two weeks due to its variability. I have received a coaguchek INRange point of care
Beckysuec
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
21 days ago
Ablation Cancelled
Hi Everyone I had ectopic beats for over a year, up to 24 a minute, dizzy, light headed, totally exhausted. I am 66 previously very fit, cycling, rowing,walking. When I started suffering chest pain my GP sent me to A&E by ambulance three times, each time I was told its nothing to worry about 'everybody
Hi Everyone I had ectopic beats for over a year, up to 24 a minute, dizzy, light headed, totally exhausted. I am 66 previously very fit, cycling, rowing,walking. When I started suffering chest pain my GP sent me to A&E by ambulance three times, each time I was told its nothing to worry about 'everybody
Lefthook
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
21 days ago
Should I push for more help
UK, 46M So I'm 3 months post diagnosis, only taking 5mg Bisoprolol as a rate control strategy. I have episodes of what I believe to be Afib (very irregular rhythm) regularly - since tracking them at the start of April I've had 47. Longest run without an episode has been 6 days. They are a roughly
UK, 46M So I'm 3 months post diagnosis, only taking 5mg Bisoprolol as a rate control strategy. I have episodes of what I believe to be Afib (very irregular rhythm) regularly - since tracking them at the start of April I've had 47. Longest run without an episode has been 6 days. They are a roughly
Agrianes
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
21 days ago
Strophantus D4 heart arrhythmia
I have already asked recently about heart arrhythmia since Pred. And it seems many people have that problem. I have been taking Strophantus D4 tablets for a few weeks and have had no more heart attacks at night. Sometimes I still have little heart palpitations. I hope it lasts 🤞🏻
I have already asked recently about heart arrhythmia since Pred. And it seems many people have that problem. I have been taking Strophantus D4 tablets for a few weeks and have had no more heart attacks at night. Sometimes I still have little heart palpitations. I hope it lasts 🤞🏻
Swizzly
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PMRGCAuk
22 days ago
nephrectomy
hi I’m just after a bit of advice I had my right kidney removed 4 weeks ago it was removed robotically and took over 7 hours due to the size of a non cancerous tumour. I had 4 small incisions and one large one lower down which is quite big! My tummy is still very swollen and sore. Is this normal? I
hi I’m just after a bit of advice I had my right kidney removed 4 weeks ago it was removed robotically and took over 7 hours due to the size of a non cancerous tumour. I had 4 small incisions and one large one lower down which is quite big! My tummy is still very swollen and sore. Is this normal? I
higham23
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MPN Voice
6 months ago
hyperthyroidism
hi I have hyperthyroidism and have Graves’ disease. I have my consultant appointment next week. I got very ill a few weeks back don’t know if it was the case as I was told to come off my meds 5 months ago. Any tips or advice what diet I should follow ? I have lost so much weight due to my thyroid
hi I have hyperthyroidism and have Graves’ disease. I have my consultant appointment next week. I got very ill a few weeks back don’t know if it was the case as I was told to come off my meds 5 months ago. Any tips or advice what diet I should follow ? I have lost so much weight due to my thyroid
Gee14
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
Blood test positive lupus
Recently had bloods done due to a few skin rashes and I looked at the results and some say lupus positive I need more bloods done tomorrow but haven't spoke to the doctor yet but looked online about lupus and a lot of what I'm having seems to all add up to lupus my head is all over the place
Recently had bloods done due to a few skin rashes and I looked at the results and some say lupus positive I need more bloods done tomorrow but haven't spoke to the doctor yet but looked online about lupus and a lot of what I'm having seems to all add up to lupus my head is all over the place
Debz1974
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LUPUS UK
3 months ago
I'm new to this community , but not to Health Unlocked
I'm John and for several years have posted in HealthUnlocked about atrial fibrillation and stroke. In 2014 I had pulmonary toxicity (cryptogenic organising pnuemonia) secondary to dronedarone and amiodarone. It took three hospital admissions before it was correctly diagnosed. I had read the American
I'm John and for several years have posted in HealthUnlocked about atrial fibrillation and stroke. In 2014 I had pulmonary toxicity (cryptogenic organising pnuemonia) secondary to dronedarone and amiodarone. It took three hospital admissions before it was correctly diagnosed. I had read the American
john-boy-92
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
25 days ago
Father has had PBC for 16 years - Odd complications since COVID?
Hello all, I wonder if anyone here who has PBC (or has a family member with PBC) has had similar experiences post covid? My father was diagnosed 16 years ago. Recently he contracted COVID and was hospitalised (he's also been a type 1 diabetic since birth, so 60 years). Within a day of getting COVID
Hello all, I wonder if anyone here who has PBC (or has a family member with PBC) has had similar experiences post covid? My father was diagnosed 16 years ago. Recently he contracted COVID and was hospitalised (he's also been a type 1 diabetic since birth, so 60 years). Within a day of getting COVID
Kylewillmott
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PBC Foundation
6 months ago
Parathyroid
I am booked in for a Parathyroidectomy and I just wondered whether my APS, as an autoimmune disease, could have had something to do with parathyroid condition? Thank you.
I am booked in for a Parathyroidectomy and I just wondered whether my APS, as an autoimmune disease, could have had something to do with parathyroid condition? Thank you.
Raschen
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
3 months ago
Sweetened drinks linked to atrial fibrillation risk
Many, many years ago, I used to occasionally have a gin and tonic or angostura and tonic (if driving). And became convinced that, if the tonic contained saccharin, I would likely end up having a relatively high heart rate. But this was long before I had any idea about afib. As I hate the taste of saccharin
Many, many years ago, I used to occasionally have a gin and tonic or angostura and tonic (if driving). And became convinced that, if the tonic contained saccharin, I would likely end up having a relatively high heart rate. But this was long before I had any idea about afib. As I hate the taste of saccharin
Carew
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
26 days ago
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