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Still having palpitations on beta blockers.
last march 2019, my arrythmia started getting a lot worse, out of nowhere. i've had bouts of palpitations since my twenties, however in the past they were very short lived and mild, and not very troubling. and also not very frequent but last year, i started getting them every day, all day. flutters
last march 2019, my arrythmia started getting a lot worse, out of nowhere. i've had bouts of palpitations since my twenties, however in the past they were very short lived and mild, and not very troubling. and also not very frequent but last year, i started getting them every day, all day. flutters
dani777
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AF Association
4 years ago
April 2 RF Ablation set
Hi All, I am going in for an RF ablation on April 2, I was offer April 1 but passed. I am unsure about having it and I passed on having this done in October of last year as I had only had two known episodes of afib that required conversion prior. I went back into afib on 1-4-2020 and have been in it
Hi All, I am going in for an RF ablation on April 2, I was offer April 1 but passed. I am unsure about having it and I passed on having this done in October of last year as I had only had two known episodes of afib that required conversion prior. I went back into afib on 1-4-2020 and have been in it
easygoer13
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AF Association
4 years ago
Numb Thigh After Heart Bypass
Hi All, Bit odd this but after undergoing a double CABG a month ago I have noticed that my right thigh is partially numb with a reduced ability to feel anything (very similar to the left side of my chest which I was expecting). I didn't have any blood vessels harvested from my legs so it's not due to
Hi All, Bit odd this but after undergoing a double CABG a month ago I have noticed that my right thigh is partially numb with a reduced ability to feel anything (very similar to the left side of my chest which I was expecting). I didn't have any blood vessels harvested from my legs so it's not due to
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
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My Father fight with prostate cancer(PSA 3045ng/ml)
My father(age 69) diagnose with Prostate Cancer on 16th Mar 2019, his PSA was 3045 ng/ml(ref range 0.00 - 2.80) Platelet count 56.00 (Ref range 150-400) Hemoglobin 8.70(Ref Range 13 - 80). Past history, he had Open Heart Surgery in 2012(MetXL 25 & Korandil 5, 2 times a day ) and thyroide problem (taking
My father(age 69) diagnose with Prostate Cancer on 16th Mar 2019, his PSA was 3045 ng/ml(ref range 0.00 - 2.80) Platelet count 56.00 (Ref range 150-400) Hemoglobin 8.70(Ref Range 13 - 80). Past history, he had Open Heart Surgery in 2012(MetXL 25 & Korandil 5, 2 times a day ) and thyroide problem (taking
Vasanta
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Hashitoxicosis and mental health
Just wondering if anyone had any experience of hashitoxicosis? What symptoms did you experience and how long did it last? I have Hashimotos and am seeing a psychiatrist soon about various mental health issues, a diagnosis of bipolar has been mentioned but am worried it could acutally be hashitoxicosis
Just wondering if anyone had any experience of hashitoxicosis? What symptoms did you experience and how long did it last? I have Hashimotos and am seeing a psychiatrist soon about various mental health issues, a diagnosis of bipolar has been mentioned but am worried it could acutally be hashitoxicosis
felix1234
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Travel Insurance
Are there any travel insurance companies offering reasonable rates for coronary heart bypass patients?
Are there any travel insurance companies offering reasonable rates for coronary heart bypass patients?
Melandjo
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Lung & heart problems-Coronavirus advice please
I have a mechanical aortic valve, leaky mitral valve & had lobectomy for carcinoid tumour 3 years ago. I also have thyroid tumour causing hyperthyroidism . Awaiting pacemaker & possible de-fib before thyroid is removed...I really need advice re-covid-19...do I just remain within my own home or is it
I have a mechanical aortic valve, leaky mitral valve & had lobectomy for carcinoid tumour 3 years ago. I also have thyroid tumour causing hyperthyroidism . Awaiting pacemaker & possible de-fib before thyroid is removed...I really need advice re-covid-19...do I just remain within my own home or is it
adanove1960
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
AF medicines check.
Hi I've not posted on here before but have found some of the posts relevant to my condition. I was diagnosed with AF two years ago and had a cardioversion three months later after an echocardiogram and taking Apixaban and Bisoprolol for those three months. The cardioversion was successful and I was then
Hi I've not posted on here before but have found some of the posts relevant to my condition. I was diagnosed with AF two years ago and had a cardioversion three months later after an echocardiogram and taking Apixaban and Bisoprolol for those three months. The cardioversion was successful and I was then
Janwoodc
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 years ago
Advice re referral process for Heart Bypass
Hi, I have just finished all my tests and waiting for the final report, written, from my consultant. All I know is straight after my anagram he told me I needed a heart bypass as LHS all arteries blocked and three stents needed on RHS. Can anyone tell me what the process is likely to be from now? This
Hi, I have just finished all my tests and waiting for the final report, written, from my consultant. All I know is straight after my anagram he told me I needed a heart bypass as LHS all arteries blocked and three stents needed on RHS. Can anyone tell me what the process is likely to be from now? This
Gog40
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Migraine after egg transfer
Morning all, I’m in desperate need of some advice. Once I got home yesterday from egg transfer I started to get a headache and my back was playing up. Iv had a migraine all night along with cramps too. My question is what is allowed, at this time in the process for pain relief? I can’t take this much
Morning all, I’m in desperate need of some advice. Once I got home yesterday from egg transfer I started to get a headache and my back was playing up. Iv had a migraine all night along with cramps too. My question is what is allowed, at this time in the process for pain relief? I can’t take this much
beginnerAdviceNeeded
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
Micro vascular angina, coronary artery spasm now heart murmur and possible valve disease
After examining me and listening to My
heart
the doctor asked if I had a
heart
murmur
because he heard something and said I may have a narrower valve which can also cause chest pain, but he said he may be wrong!
After examining me and listening to My
heart
the doctor asked if I had a
heart
murmur
because he heard something and said I may have a narrower valve which can also cause chest pain, but he said he may be wrong!
Sunshinebrew
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Chest Pain and shortness of breath
Hi again, I'm just sitting here at work and about an hour after eating, out of nowhere I had a tight squeezing feeling in my chest and a wave of nerves rushes over me. My chest is squeezing, it's hard to breathe, my neck and back are hurting. I've been having palpitations all morning and still am. I
Hi again, I'm just sitting here at work and about an hour after eating, out of nowhere I had a tight squeezing feeling in my chest and a wave of nerves rushes over me. My chest is squeezing, it's hard to breathe, my neck and back are hurting. I've been having palpitations all morning and still am. I
nsuth44
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Anxiety Support
4 years ago
Hospital BBC television
This programme Is Not for the Faint Hearted OR anyone of a Nervous Disposition. Anyone watched this last night and have a view on it ?? I know I was surprised. I did know that when a Cardiologist is working within the Cath Lab and doing difficult work a Team is on standby should it be required for open
This programme Is Not for the Faint Hearted OR anyone of a Nervous Disposition. Anyone watched this last night and have a view on it ?? I know I was surprised. I did know that when a Cardiologist is working within the Cath Lab and doing difficult work a Team is on standby should it be required for open
Prada47
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Graduated for the 3rd time!!!
Yay!! Now I feel like a runner again although I’m not as fast as the previous 2 times. I’m just going to consolidate now till it gets a bit easier. Hip still niggly when I get home but I did lots of stretches, and squats ( they seem to help??) and had a lovely shower and rubbed my Deep Heat / ibuprofen
Yay!! Now I feel like a runner again although I’m not as fast as the previous 2 times. I’m just going to consolidate now till it gets a bit easier. Hip still niggly when I get home but I did lots of stretches, and squats ( they seem to help??) and had a lovely shower and rubbed my Deep Heat / ibuprofen
limberlou
Graduate
in
Couch to 5K
4 years ago
Apixaban
I have been prescribed Apixaban to take prior to my first ever cardioversion. I am really seeking some resssurance after reading people’s experience with Apixaban and secondly regarding having the cardioversion. Also is it correct that bisoprolol puts weight on you. Any advice much appreciated
I have been prescribed Apixaban to take prior to my first ever cardioversion. I am really seeking some resssurance after reading people’s experience with Apixaban and secondly regarding having the cardioversion. Also is it correct that bisoprolol puts weight on you. Any advice much appreciated
Deezy24
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AF Association
4 years ago
Afib
I'm on Metoprolol 25 mg twice a day but still in Afib. Can I take Multaq while on Metoprolol? My HR is already 105
I'm on Metoprolol 25 mg twice a day but still in Afib. Can I take Multaq while on Metoprolol? My HR is already 105
juulharch
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AF Association
4 years ago
Post heart surgery
Hi any have you experienced the hallucination effect post op 😩😩😩
Hi any have you experienced the hallucination effect post op 😩😩😩
iw51
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Bezafibrate with Urso really helps
Everyone with PBC and increasing ALP should ask for the combi-therapy with Bezafibrat. Your doctor can prescribe it with the diagnosis: metabolic fat disorder, so to avoid that it is not yet approved for PBC, because studies are so expensive for this cheap medicine. (We all Pbc-ers have metabolic fat-disorder
Everyone with PBC and increasing ALP should ask for the combi-therapy with Bezafibrat. Your doctor can prescribe it with the diagnosis: metabolic fat disorder, so to avoid that it is not yet approved for PBC, because studies are so expensive for this cheap medicine. (We all Pbc-ers have metabolic fat-disorder
gardenfun
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British Liver Trust
4 years ago
Week 1, Run 3. I believe I can fly...
Firstly, my scheduled Tuesday run was a bust, I almost slipped back into my old negative self. Alarm sounded at 6, it was windy, rainy, and I still haven't plucked up the courage to go out and buy some better gear. It wasn't going to be a repeat of run 2 (Michelin Man!), so I rolled over and fell back
Firstly, my scheduled Tuesday run was a bust, I almost slipped back into my old negative self. Alarm sounded at 6, it was windy, rainy, and I still haven't plucked up the courage to go out and buy some better gear. It wasn't going to be a repeat of run 2 (Michelin Man!), so I rolled over and fell back
Simon_RM
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Couch to 5K
4 years ago
Dizzy with Nebuliser.
I was given a Nebuliser by my Respiratory Nurse to try. On my 2nd day I'm finding that it does loosen the Sputem but it makes me very dizzy and light headed. As well as COPD I have Heart failure and read somewhere that they're not suitable for people with that. Shall I carry on "Nebulising" or stop
I was given a Nebuliser by my Respiratory Nurse to try. On my 2nd day I'm finding that it does loosen the Sputem but it makes me very dizzy and light headed. As well as COPD I have Heart failure and read somewhere that they're not suitable for people with that. Shall I carry on "Nebulising" or stop
Grayjay
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
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