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hospital today
finally had my appointments at hospital, saw a cardiac nurse who gave me an ecg and lots of other Tests,plus details of previous operations and family history. I was told that the hospital did not want me to come home as blood pressure extremely high but I did. After lots of questions the nurse informed
finally had my appointments at hospital, saw a cardiac nurse who gave me an ecg and lots of other Tests,plus details of previous operations and family history. I was told that the hospital did not want me to come home as blood pressure extremely high but I did. After lots of questions the nurse informed
Hatten28
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
First Cardioversion procedure in Feb 23
I had phone call this morning telling me I had been booked for a Cardioversion on 02 Feb 23 at Barts hospital to try an correct AF. This will be the first one that I have ever had and to say I am not scared is an understatement. I have had at least 3 ablations, plus two mitral valve replacements,
I had phone call this morning telling me I had been booked for a Cardioversion on 02 Feb 23 at Barts hospital to try an correct AF. This will be the first one that I have ever had and to say I am not scared is an understatement. I have had at least 3 ablations, plus two mitral valve replacements,
Itman
in
AF Association
2 years ago
LIMA by pass or open heart surgery by pass which hals the best longevity does anyone know)?
My husband has been told he could have a LAD by pass using mammary artery instead of leg version. They do keyhole surgery through rib cage. Has anyone had this? Is it different to quality of open heart surgery ?
My husband has been told he could have a LAD by pass using mammary artery instead of leg version. They do keyhole surgery through rib cage. Has anyone had this? Is it different to quality of open heart surgery ?
ParttimeJedi
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
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We have a family history of heart disease, our father died from coronary
heart
disease and complications from atherosclerosis surgery (quadruple
bypass
) at the relatively young age of 77, and our grandfather on his side died in his 50s of a sudden heart attack, we never knew him.
We have a family history of heart disease, our father died from coronary
heart
disease and complications from atherosclerosis surgery (quadruple
bypass
) at the relatively young age of 77, and our grandfather on his side died in his 50s of a sudden heart attack, we never knew him.
Fairflow
in
Thyroid UK
9 months ago
CABG and beyond
Hi all. I had a triple bypass 9 months ago and went very well. The last week or so though i've been getting a bit out of breath walking sometimes ( i walk fast). Nothing major and nothing like before my bypass, but it's got me worrying i have some blockage after 9 months, with good diet and exercise.
Hi all. I had a triple bypass 9 months ago and went very well. The last week or so though i've been getting a bit out of breath walking sometimes ( i walk fast). Nothing major and nothing like before my bypass, but it's got me worrying i have some blockage after 9 months, with good diet and exercise.
archiebun
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Apixaban and the risk of bleeding
[u]"Covid blood-thinner drug treatment dangerous and does not work". This[/u] scary headline in the Guardian today turns out to be specifically about Apixaban being used in relation to hospitalized patients recovering from covid. The article begins: “A blood-thinning drug given as a potential life-saver
[u]"Covid blood-thinner drug treatment dangerous and does not work". This[/u] scary headline in the Guardian today turns out to be specifically about Apixaban being used in relation to hospitalized patients recovering from covid. The article begins: “A blood-thinning drug given as a potential life-saver
Sambaqui
in
AF Association
2 years ago
Baseline troponin level after cabg
Dear All Just wanted to ask if anyone knows what is the baseline troponin level for someone who has done cabg say almost a year ago? I know that normally it should be less than 14. But I was told by a doctor that a cabg patient will have a normal higher elevated level? With thanks Shaivi
Dear All Just wanted to ask if anyone knows what is the baseline troponin level for someone who has done cabg say almost a year ago? I know that normally it should be less than 14. But I was told by a doctor that a cabg patient will have a normal higher elevated level? With thanks Shaivi
SRDS
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
infection in heart surgery scar
I have noticed a small amount of pus leaking out of my scar following heart surgery 3 weeks ago . Is this normal or require further investigation
I have noticed a small amount of pus leaking out of my scar following heart surgery 3 weeks ago . Is this normal or require further investigation
Twiglet99
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
"Remodelling" of the heart
A member has lately said that the MDs have advised him to go for an ablation as soon as possible (he is in his 50-ties) in the course to prevent "remodelling" of the heart. I do believe in their good intention, but am puzzled if that really is so. The normal heart operation is with the coooperation
A member has lately said that the MDs have advised him to go for an ablation as soon as possible (he is in his 50-ties) in the course to prevent "remodelling" of the heart. I do believe in their good intention, but am puzzled if that really is so. The normal heart operation is with the coooperation
Hidden
in
AF Association
2 years ago
Metoprolol
I have a CT angiogram tomorrow at 0830 and have been given two tablets of Metoprolol (50mg) to take 12 hrs and then 2hrs before the procedure. This is apparently to slow the heart down (to below 60bpm). I rang the hospital and told them that I already take Sotalol and my heart rate is generally slow
I have a CT angiogram tomorrow at 0830 and have been given two tablets of Metoprolol (50mg) to take 12 hrs and then 2hrs before the procedure. This is apparently to slow the heart down (to below 60bpm). I rang the hospital and told them that I already take Sotalol and my heart rate is generally slow
Samazeuilh2
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
I feel let down by the medical professionals
I had a
heart
attack January 2020 triple
bypass
followed this. One phonecall from cardiology 3 months after it and an ECG in A&E last year nothing else. No one seems concerned about the pains in the chest neck and shoulder. The getting breathless just sitting there.
I had a
heart
attack January 2020 triple
bypass
followed this. One phonecall from cardiology 3 months after it and an ECG in A&E last year nothing else. No one seems concerned about the pains in the chest neck and shoulder. The getting breathless just sitting there.
ChazBaz
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Date for surgery
Hi everyone I now have a date for my bypass surgery which is 4th of November. Will be so relieved when it’s over I’m still terrified but positive and trying to be calm. Following the advise given by all you lovely people. Thank you.
Hi everyone I now have a date for my bypass surgery which is 4th of November. Will be so relieved when it’s over I’m still terrified but positive and trying to be calm. Following the advise given by all you lovely people. Thank you.
gorillaqueen
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
My Final Posting..
Dear Friends, It is with great sadness that i say my beloved husband passed away suddenly on Sunday 20th November, throughout all of this he was unable to give up drinking, he died of a pulmonary embolism /and aortic stenosis., Myself, family and friends could not reach him, he went
Dear Friends, It is with great sadness that i say my beloved husband passed away suddenly on Sunday 20th November, throughout all of this he was unable to give up drinking, he died of a pulmonary embolism /and aortic stenosis., Myself, family and friends could not reach him, he went
velvet007
in
British Liver Trust
2 years ago
Advice please for wife of bypass patient
Hi I’m not sure what advice I am looking for really but are there any wives or partners that have been through bypass surgery with their husbands or going through it now and can tell me what to expect, good or bad please? My husband is 54 and having bypass surgery on Saturday. He is terrified and we
Hi I’m not sure what advice I am looking for really but are there any wives or partners that have been through bypass surgery with their husbands or going through it now and can tell me what to expect, good or bad please? My husband is 54 and having bypass surgery on Saturday. He is terrified and we
Finmum
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
A diagnosis! Yipee! Kawasaki Disease, look for calcified aneurysms! (also a question about warfarin)
Hey you lovely lot! So, some of you know that I needed a 2x CABG Jan 2022 aged 34 (very nearly my newly plumbed heart's birthday!) and every Dr/Cardiologiost that looked at my notes/history/angiograms came away scratching their heads and not understanding what had happened or why my vessels were so
Hey you lovely lot! So, some of you know that I needed a 2x CABG Jan 2022 aged 34 (very nearly my newly plumbed heart's birthday!) and every Dr/Cardiologiost that looked at my notes/history/angiograms came away scratching their heads and not understanding what had happened or why my vessels were so
MarmiteB
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Non cardic surgery.
Dear All, Please can you tell me if I can have a non cardiac surgery if I have AF, or did many have surgeries and felt ok during or after it. Many thanks
Dear All, Please can you tell me if I can have a non cardiac surgery if I have AF, or did many have surgeries and felt ok during or after it. Many thanks
Svete
in
AF Association
2 years ago
Never Ending
I was only diagnosed a week ago, after a weekend of being in AFib, went to the ER. Confirmed. It's been non stop ever since. I am now on Xarelto and Metoprolol 50 x2 a day. NO relief. Most of my ECG readings show heart rate around 130-140. BP mostly ok--a bit high, but not awful. I find myself
I was only diagnosed a week ago, after a weekend of being in AFib, went to the ER. Confirmed. It's been non stop ever since. I am now on Xarelto and Metoprolol 50 x2 a day. NO relief. Most of my ECG readings show heart rate around 130-140. BP mostly ok--a bit high, but not awful. I find myself
Arnold6694
in
AF Association
2 years ago
AF taking a different direction??
Had an AF attack yesterday and it was terminated after 3 hours with my PIP 200 mg Flecainide and half a metoprolol tablet. This is about average and I have attacks every 7 to 10 days. After a few hours rest I went for a walk but didn’t feel great, lethargic and generally off par. I kept checking my apple
Had an AF attack yesterday and it was terminated after 3 hours with my PIP 200 mg Flecainide and half a metoprolol tablet. This is about average and I have attacks every 7 to 10 days. After a few hours rest I went for a walk but didn’t feel great, lethargic and generally off par. I kept checking my apple
Kjsp
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
Anyone had EMDR
Hi all like so many on here we all know how our mental health suffers following the sort of cardiac problems we all have. I’ve been told a few times due to My 2 x HT and quadruple CABG all within a month and what I’ve seen at work I probably have PTSD well that’s now been confirmed and I have to say
Hi all like so many on here we all know how our mental health suffers following the sort of cardiac problems we all have. I’ve been told a few times due to My 2 x HT and quadruple CABG all within a month and what I’ve seen at work I probably have PTSD well that’s now been confirmed and I have to say
Jako999
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
2023 started on a downer again.
We’ll I thought after my 2 x MI and my quadruple CABG in 2022 I was hoping 2023 would be better and I’m sure it will but yesterday on the first of a new year I ended up at A and E. At least it’s not my heart at least I don’t think so, pain swelling and a lump in my groin, I think it’s an infected lymph
We’ll I thought after my 2 x MI and my quadruple CABG in 2022 I was hoping 2023 would be better and I’m sure it will but yesterday on the first of a new year I ended up at A and E. At least it’s not my heart at least I don’t think so, pain swelling and a lump in my groin, I think it’s an infected lymph
Jako999
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
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