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Open heart surgery but developed bone problems will that affect what kind of surgery I have
Waiting for mitral valve surgery told in August 9 weeks now November
Waiting for mitral valve surgery told in August 9 weeks now November
vodkalover2
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Heart surgery
I had my mitro valve repair done Oct. 28th. I am doing really well. Now back on my treatment.
I had my mitro valve repair done Oct. 28th. I am doing really well. Now back on my treatment.
Totheriver
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
3 years ago
Echo findings
Whilst in hospital with fast AF I was given an echocardiogram. This was my first echo in AF. I have an echo every 6 months and the last one was normal except for dilated LA which they said was down to my weight. On top of dilated LA, this echo showed mild tricuspid regurgitation and borderline LSVF
Whilst in hospital with fast AF I was given an echocardiogram. This was my first echo in AF. I have an echo every 6 months and the last one was normal except for dilated LA which they said was down to my weight. On top of dilated LA, this echo showed mild tricuspid regurgitation and borderline LSVF
Rhiannonimity1
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AF Association
3 years ago
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Travelling abroad/best portable compressor in your opinion please
Hi I’m new here! I had LV Heart Failure in 2010 and lived a fairly unrestricted life. In Jan this year I contracted COVID which has made my condition worse with RV Heart failure (pacemaker upgraded) and type II respiratory failure for which I’m on 2 litres at rest, 3 mobilising and 4 at night through
Hi I’m new here! I had LV Heart Failure in 2010 and lived a fairly unrestricted life. In Jan this year I contracted COVID which has made my condition worse with RV Heart failure (pacemaker upgraded) and type II respiratory failure for which I’m on 2 litres at rest, 3 mobilising and 4 at night through
WeirdOxygenGirl
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
CHOLESTEROL RESULTS
Hi guys!! What do you think of these results?? 4 years post heart attack, stent fitted to coronary artery. Now only taking ramipril amd aspirin. I quit statins 4 months ago after 4 years of 80mg Artovastatin. This was due to muscle and back pain...since stopping Ive had no bother at all!!! RATIO 4.23
Hi guys!! What do you think of these results?? 4 years post heart attack, stent fitted to coronary artery. Now only taking ramipril amd aspirin. I quit statins 4 months ago after 4 years of 80mg Artovastatin. This was due to muscle and back pain...since stopping Ive had no bother at all!!! RATIO 4.23
arty_sax
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Cholesterol Support
3 years ago
Aortic Valve surgery experience?
Hi all just joined today. I was told in August that my Aortic Stenosis has become severe and I've been referred fir surgery. Would like to hear from anyone who has had valve replacement surgery.
Hi all just joined today. I was told in August that my Aortic Stenosis has become severe and I've been referred fir surgery. Would like to hear from anyone who has had valve replacement surgery.
Bookworm60
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
left ventricular systolic dysfunction
Following my recent heart echo this diagnosis has appeared on my NHS GP record - "left ventricular systolic dysfunction". I had the echo because I get breathless these days just walking across the road to the shops, but when I went to see the GP to discuss my results there was no mention of "left ventricular
Following my recent heart echo this diagnosis has appeared on my NHS GP record - "left ventricular systolic dysfunction". I had the echo because I get breathless these days just walking across the road to the shops, but when I went to see the GP to discuss my results there was no mention of "left ventricular
Stinky1953
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AF Association
3 years ago
Post operative mental health
I underwent Open Heart surgery in August 2021 at the Brompton Hospital in west London, my surgeon was Mario Petrou part of the cardiac department headed by Professor Pepper. I was due for a P.E.A.R.S procedure for my ascending aorta but the surgical plan was changed when I was in surgery. Mr Petrou
I underwent Open Heart surgery in August 2021 at the Brompton Hospital in west London, my surgeon was Mario Petrou part of the cardiac department headed by Professor Pepper. I was due for a P.E.A.R.S procedure for my ascending aorta but the surgical plan was changed when I was in surgery. Mr Petrou
guy_fawkes
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Heart conditions and jab?
Question who thinks this is related ?? Sibling had an aortic dissection type a and b April this year 6 months after 1st jab, requiring 6 hour open heart operation, thankfully survived! 6 months later parent has aortic dissection type b can’t operate as has COPD told to enjoy every day!!!! Whilst parent
Question who thinks this is related ?? Sibling had an aortic dissection type a and b April this year 6 months after 1st jab, requiring 6 hour open heart operation, thankfully survived! 6 months later parent has aortic dissection type b can’t operate as has COPD told to enjoy every day!!!! Whilst parent
Louiselou13
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AF Association
3 years ago
Chronic osteomyelitis and systemic sclerosis
Hello everyone!! I have 2 questions related to systemic sclerosis and Raynaud's. 1. Does anyone with systemic sclerosis and Raynaud's phenomenon have a non-healing ulcer and chronic osteomyelitis in their feet? 2. Is there anyone with Raynud's phenomenon and systemic sclerosis who has cold hands and
Hello everyone!! I have 2 questions related to systemic sclerosis and Raynaud's. 1. Does anyone with systemic sclerosis and Raynaud's phenomenon have a non-healing ulcer and chronic osteomyelitis in their feet? 2. Is there anyone with Raynud's phenomenon and systemic sclerosis who has cold hands and
Lo1234
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
3 years ago
Getting off Verapamil
After 2nd ablation for SVT, I had AFib episodes. Cardiologist said I could take Verapamil and if this did not stop Afib, could add Flecainide. I was told for the SVT ablation blanking period 1 week. I concluded 3 months more appropriate and decided to take 180 mg Verapamil sustained release once/day
After 2nd ablation for SVT, I had AFib episodes. Cardiologist said I could take Verapamil and if this did not stop Afib, could add Flecainide. I was told for the SVT ablation blanking period 1 week. I concluded 3 months more appropriate and decided to take 180 mg Verapamil sustained release once/day
Fabfibber
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AF Association
3 years ago
Anyone have ablation for asymptomatic afib/aflutter?
Hi. I appreciate the great answers and support from my previous question on this forum. I know the main reason for ablation is to eiminate afib, improve QoL and hopefully get off of the meds. This may be a stupid question but are there many people with asymptomatic afib/aflutter and heartrate of 70-
Hi. I appreciate the great answers and support from my previous question on this forum. I know the main reason for ablation is to eiminate afib, improve QoL and hopefully get off of the meds. This may be a stupid question but are there many people with asymptomatic afib/aflutter and heartrate of 70-
nmack
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
I’m in the exact situation as you are. You say all the things I have going through my head .
I had a lupus anticoagulant test same as you and they space it out as You said every 3 months . I have had a huge clot in my subclavian which was so big it had spread from subclavian to side of my breast and under my arm pit . I was in hospital for a week . They put me on heparin IV drip and Coumadin
I had a lupus anticoagulant test same as you and they space it out as You said every 3 months . I have had a huge clot in my subclavian which was so big it had spread from subclavian to side of my breast and under my arm pit . I was in hospital for a week . They put me on heparin IV drip and Coumadin
Dianehunt212
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
3 years ago
Deep heat, deep freeze, or massage oil?
I've been massaging my legs for 1-2 min each night before bed, and it seems to help a bit. What has your experience been? Also, have you tried something like deep heat or deep freeze, and how did that go?
I've been massaging my legs for 1-2 min each night before bed, and it seems to help a bit. What has your experience been? Also, have you tried something like deep heat or deep freeze, and how did that go?
usernameanoonymous
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
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
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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
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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
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
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
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AF Association
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
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Systemic sclerosis and vein
Good day, everyone. I'm curious whether anyone with scleroderma or systemic sclerosis has trouble opening veins for IV drugs?, And if anyone has established a cvp line for IV medications?
Good day, everyone. I'm curious whether anyone with scleroderma or systemic sclerosis has trouble opening veins for IV drugs?, And if anyone has established a cvp line for IV medications?
Lo1234
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
3 years ago
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