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Hubby forgot his pills 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️
After ablation 3 weeks, high HR last week culminating in cardioversion; he was doing so well with normal HR, sinus rhythm & BP. Then he forgot his pills last night, went into AF overnight, and now has HR of 120. Any suggestions/thoughts will be gratefully received! Our thoughts are to monitor over the
After ablation 3 weeks, high HR last week culminating in cardioversion; he was doing so well with normal HR, sinus rhythm & BP. Then he forgot his pills last night, went into AF overnight, and now has HR of 120. Any suggestions/thoughts will be gratefully received! Our thoughts are to monitor over the
NannyNooNoo
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Chronic back pain and pain relief?
Hi all Looking for some advice re pain killers for awful lower backache. I had a stent fitted in my LAD a year ago and on the usual meds ie Ticagrelor, Atorvastatin, Aspirin. Everything I read it seems I shouldn’t take ibuprofen only paracetamol which doesn’t touch the pain. Been seeing an osteopath
Hi all Looking for some advice re pain killers for awful lower backache. I had a stent fitted in my LAD a year ago and on the usual meds ie Ticagrelor, Atorvastatin, Aspirin. Everything I read it seems I shouldn’t take ibuprofen only paracetamol which doesn’t touch the pain. Been seeing an osteopath
Lizbeth61
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Heart Failure Diagnosis
Can anyone help? I'm 32 and have been diagnosed with Severe Dilated Cardiomyopathy, and currently undergoing tests to see if I'm eligible for a Heart Transplant. To say i'm coping would be a lie as I can imagine for anyone with this news it's really hard to get my head around and i'm struggling not only
Can anyone help? I'm 32 and have been diagnosed with Severe Dilated Cardiomyopathy, and currently undergoing tests to see if I'm eligible for a Heart Transplant. To say i'm coping would be a lie as I can imagine for anyone with this news it's really hard to get my head around and i'm struggling not only
LukeBarnes88
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
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Tachycardia and PACS 14 months post ablation.
Hi, I have had a good run of 14 months post-ablation for PAF, now I am starting to have frequent bouts of tachycardia and PACS, my EP has told me to take 2.5mg nebivolol and 150mg flecainide when necessary, (he is not aware of recent frequency) as these are becoming more frequent I am wondering if I
Hi, I have had a good run of 14 months post-ablation for PAF, now I am starting to have frequent bouts of tachycardia and PACS, my EP has told me to take 2.5mg nebivolol and 150mg flecainide when necessary, (he is not aware of recent frequency) as these are becoming more frequent I am wondering if I
Jo-hannah
in
AF Association
3 years ago
How Can I Let It All Go So Im Not Getting Neasea Daily
been crappy but it’s been horrible since I got out of doing mini tummy tuck and lipo out of anger because my husband chose to get himself a car instead of getting me a car which he promised to do this year along with a lot of his broken promises my best friend my whole life my pup was diagnosed with a
heart
been crappy but it’s been horrible since I got out of doing mini tummy tuck and lipo out of anger because my husband chose to get himself a car instead of getting me a car which he promised to do this year along with a lot of his broken promises my best friend my whole life my pup was diagnosed with a
heart
KikiLove
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
3 years ago
Have an Angiogram Booked Yikes!
So I'm a 44yr old female in Wales who had been referred to the Cardiology Dept in Cardiff due to non-specific chest pain and multiple palpitations regularly. My father needed a triple heart bypass surgery age 52 and sadly died of a heart attack age 60. He smoked for decades until he stopped age 52 and
So I'm a 44yr old female in Wales who had been referred to the Cardiology Dept in Cardiff due to non-specific chest pain and multiple palpitations regularly. My father needed a triple heart bypass surgery age 52 and sadly died of a heart attack age 60. He smoked for decades until he stopped age 52 and
simplysal
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
London NHS recommendations for treating arrhythmias
I have just moved to London & have ongoing heart arrhythmias that I’d like medical advice on. I wondered I’d anyone could kindly give me advice on the best NHS centre to be referred to in London? I was diagnosed with paroxysmal long RP atrial tachycardia in 2019 and I’m now 53 years old. I am currently
I have just moved to London & have ongoing heart arrhythmias that I’d like medical advice on. I wondered I’d anyone could kindly give me advice on the best NHS centre to be referred to in London? I was diagnosed with paroxysmal long RP atrial tachycardia in 2019 and I’m now 53 years old. I am currently
HowMyHeartSings
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
3 years ago
Help to understand jargon - Dilated aortic root for patients height, mild aortic regurgitation, Mild to moderate triscupid regurgitation
My last appointment the doctor found what he thought was a
heart
murmur
so sent me for an echocardiogram. (discovered during my liver review with GP, 2 tumors since been confirmed as benign haemangiomas via MRI/contrast, the one on my left lobe 5.5cm and told these shouldn't be causing any issues).
My last appointment the doctor found what he thought was a
heart
murmur
so sent me for an echocardiogram. (discovered during my liver review with GP, 2 tumors since been confirmed as benign haemangiomas via MRI/contrast, the one on my left lobe 5.5cm and told these shouldn't be causing any issues).
Thumberlina
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Update on hubby
As some of you know my husband, Geoff ,was rushed into hospital on the 4th and a traumatic 20 hours followed (please see previous post). Since then he seems to have received excellent treatment, numerous tests done and treatments given, despite staff shortages on the wards . Geoff was sent home on
As some of you know my husband, Geoff ,was rushed into hospital on the 4th and a traumatic 20 hours followed (please see previous post). Since then he seems to have received excellent treatment, numerous tests done and treatments given, despite staff shortages on the wards . Geoff was sent home on
Thepainterswife
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Heart murmur
My doctor wants me to have an ecg because she found a
heart
murmur
. Feeling a bit worried
My doctor wants me to have an ecg because she found a
heart
murmur
. Feeling a bit worried
Xc51mn74
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Post operative delirium
I am new to the group and see how supportive it is. I think this is especially important at a time when many NHS hospitals, like mine in North London, are unable to provide a face to face cardiac rehabilitation service because their rooms have been repurposed. I was diagnosed with heart failure earlier
I am new to the group and see how supportive it is. I think this is especially important at a time when many NHS hospitals, like mine in North London, are unable to provide a face to face cardiac rehabilitation service because their rooms have been repurposed. I was diagnosed with heart failure earlier
Stepthrough
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
So Worried - update
We’ll, he’s still in hospital; they’ve tried various drugs unsuccessfully to bring the HR down. They’re planning a cardioversion today - bit anxious about it because he missed a dose of apixaban on Tuesday in all the kerfuffle of going into hospital! 🤞🤞it all goes ok and does the trick!
We’ll, he’s still in hospital; they’ve tried various drugs unsuccessfully to bring the HR down. They’re planning a cardioversion today - bit anxious about it because he missed a dose of apixaban on Tuesday in all the kerfuffle of going into hospital! 🤞🤞it all goes ok and does the trick!
NannyNooNoo
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Importance of Blood Testing
Diagnosed with afib in Feb '21, taking .50gm of metoprolol to control heart rate. Recent blood test revealed glucose increased from 100 to 140 likely caused by metoprolol. Cardiologist currently considering other medications. (prior glucose readings were always below 110). Would encourage all to
Diagnosed with afib in Feb '21, taking .50gm of metoprolol to control heart rate. Recent blood test revealed glucose increased from 100 to 140 likely caused by metoprolol. Cardiologist currently considering other medications. (prior glucose readings were always below 110). Would encourage all to
mav7
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Update on Ablations
Hi all Not posted for 6 months or more, had my Ablation just under 3 years ago, my 3rd one, about a year ago i thought i was back in AF but had ECG and Doctor said no its a bit of flutter and upped my Sotalol from 40 mg a day to 80 mg , and Heart was back to normal so cut back down to 40mg, was sent
Hi all Not posted for 6 months or more, had my Ablation just under 3 years ago, my 3rd one, about a year ago i thought i was back in AF but had ECG and Doctor said no its a bit of flutter and upped my Sotalol from 40 mg a day to 80 mg , and Heart was back to normal so cut back down to 40mg, was sent
higgy52
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Support with Aortic valve replaced
I’m doing ok, I still got my
heart
murmur
my extra beats, But lately I get my ears full up like on a plane, I’m waiting for them to pop, and like a drunk feeling it passes but I get so anxious about blacking out, I was born with my Bicuspid Aortic Valve in 1961, I always knew I had a murmur I was
I’m doing ok, I still got my
heart
murmur
my extra beats, But lately I get my ears full up like on a plane, I’m waiting for them to pop, and like a drunk feeling it passes but I get so anxious about blacking out, I was born with my Bicuspid Aortic Valve in 1961, I always knew I had a murmur I was
Madyy
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Bipolar 2 with Anxiety and PTSD
They had put me on Lithium when I was younger and then took me off of it bc I had a “said”
heart
murmur
. This past 2-3 years I have suffered what I can only explain to be a severe breakdown/burnout. I am unable to work right now so my husband is burdening all of our bills.
They had put me on Lithium when I was younger and then took me off of it bc I had a “said”
heart
murmur
. This past 2-3 years I have suffered what I can only explain to be a severe breakdown/burnout. I am unable to work right now so my husband is burdening all of our bills.
Buffy1996
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
3 years ago
A little disheartened!
So I'd rather keep things positive but I suppose I can only be honest! Its 7 weeks since ablation for afib. Before ablation I was symptomatic during afib (shortness of breath,dizzy and palpitations and sweating) but when it self terminated after a while I was generally fine. And could excersise generally
So I'd rather keep things positive but I suppose I can only be honest! Its 7 weeks since ablation for afib. Before ablation I was symptomatic during afib (shortness of breath,dizzy and palpitations and sweating) but when it self terminated after a while I was generally fine. And could excersise generally
Hidden
in
AF Association
3 years ago
POTS?
so in march of this year i got diagnosed with Wolff Parkinson White. got an ablation for it in April which was successful. i went to see my electrophysiologist today because i still sometimes get chest pressure, elevated BPM when exerting myself or when i’m nervous, and headaches/visual disturbances.
so in march of this year i got diagnosed with Wolff Parkinson White. got an ablation for it in April which was successful. i went to see my electrophysiologist today because i still sometimes get chest pressure, elevated BPM when exerting myself or when i’m nervous, and headaches/visual disturbances.
jubemmeva
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
3 years ago
Hi I’m new, does anyone suffer from really low heart rate when not in AF?
I have been having AF off and on for the last three years. Over this last year it has increased in frequency. I am having it at least once a week, it usually lasts between 2 to 4 hours.I usually auto convert on my own, thank god.I have an iwatch which has been really helpful in keeping tabs on my EKG
I have been having AF off and on for the last three years. Over this last year it has increased in frequency. I am having it at least once a week, it usually lasts between 2 to 4 hours.I usually auto convert on my own, thank god.I have an iwatch which has been really helpful in keeping tabs on my EKG
400mmGirl
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Meds review
Hi to everyone and hope that you are keeping well, i had my annual meds review with the pharmacist over the phone, Dr's must still be in hibernation, anyway, went through them and got to the apixaban, told him that I monitor my blood pressure and he battered it away, just not interested, i asked what
Hi to everyone and hope that you are keeping well, i had my annual meds review with the pharmacist over the phone, Dr's must still be in hibernation, anyway, went through them and got to the apixaban, told him that I monitor my blood pressure and he battered it away, just not interested, i asked what
6TIMES
in
AF Association
3 years ago
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