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ArrhythmiaAlliance
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Heart Rhythm Disorders Support
2 months ago
Moderate Calcification
Good morning all, I was recently invited for a lung check and have been recalled as the scan showed moderate Calcification. As I like to be proactive and believe this is due to fatty diet, are there any recommendations for menus that will halt (improve?) This condition. My brother dies with this condition
Good morning all, I was recently invited for a lung check and have been recalled as the scan showed moderate Calcification. As I like to be proactive and believe this is due to fatty diet, are there any recommendations for menus that will halt (improve?) This condition. My brother dies with this condition
1AnneMcC
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Healthy Eating
2 months ago
Post Amiodarone and waiting for ablation
I was on Amiodarone for 12 months after diagnosis of persistent AF post Covid and stopped taking it in October '23. I had a cardioversion in June and as far as I'm aware I'm still in sinus rhythm. I'm on the list for an ablation at the John Radcliffe in Oxford. I had a couple of blood tests, at my
I was on Amiodarone for 12 months after diagnosis of persistent AF post Covid and stopped taking it in October '23. I had a cardioversion in June and as far as I'm aware I'm still in sinus rhythm. I'm on the list for an ablation at the John Radcliffe in Oxford. I had a couple of blood tests, at my
JoDogBlue
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 months ago
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Pressure onback causing AF
I lay on my left side today and nasty afib came on within a couple minutes same on back. I then tried lying on right side and i felt ok with my EMAY ecg saying bradycardia. I qent to GP and she will book me in for xray back and front.Colin
I lay on my left side today and nasty afib came on within a couple minutes same on back. I then tried lying on right side and i felt ok with my EMAY ecg saying bradycardia. I qent to GP and she will book me in for xray back and front.Colin
Alphakiwi
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 months ago
Fibroscan Results
Howdy, I've recently had a scan after increased liver enzymes and an ultrasound nine months ago which showed a fatty liver as a result. Naturally, it motivated weight loss with a cleaner diet which meant a BMI change from 31.2 to 27.1 - so quite some change ! The fibroscan results noted 4.7 KPA and
Howdy, I've recently had a scan after increased liver enzymes and an ultrasound nine months ago which showed a fatty liver as a result. Naturally, it motivated weight loss with a cleaner diet which meant a BMI change from 31.2 to 27.1 - so quite some change ! The fibroscan results noted 4.7 KPA and
Hidden
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British Liver Trust
7 months ago
RA in jaw
hi,has anyone experienced stiffness in their jaw when you open and close your mouth that a bit painful? I have rheumatoid arthritis and I think it keeps going into my jaw!!has anyone got any advice? Thanks!!đź‘Ť
hi,has anyone experienced stiffness in their jaw when you open and close your mouth that a bit painful? I have rheumatoid arthritis and I think it keeps going into my jaw!!has anyone got any advice? Thanks!!đź‘Ť
Mybirthday1975
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NRAS
4 months ago
multaq and increased heart beat
Hi everyone haven’t posted for a while,but reading the site daily. Had my third ablation in October 2023 mostly for atypical flutter,procedure wasn’t long but quite extensive judging from post procedure troponin elevations over 20,000.Placed on Multaq afterwards as I already failed all other meds and
Hi everyone haven’t posted for a while,but reading the site daily. Had my third ablation in October 2023 mostly for atypical flutter,procedure wasn’t long but quite extensive judging from post procedure troponin elevations over 20,000.Placed on Multaq afterwards as I already failed all other meds and
55zuzanka61
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AF Association
2 months ago
lesley
I have been diagnosed with an underactive thyroid. I do suffer with bad anxiety & it’s been getting worse over the last year. Can taking thyroxine help the anxiety as I’m living on adrenaline!!! im told it dores help. Anyone else had this?
I have been diagnosed with an underactive thyroid. I do suffer with bad anxiety & it’s been getting worse over the last year. Can taking thyroxine help the anxiety as I’m living on adrenaline!!! im told it dores help. Anyone else had this?
Lesley2357
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Anxiety Support
4 months ago
Do low PSA-producing cells still rely on testosterone to grow?
Am curious to know what the folks here know about this question. If higher PSA cells are driven to near extinction by ADT, and if only low-PSA producing cells survive, are the latter still dependent on testosterone for survival? If not, what do they depend on to grow?
Am curious to know what the folks here know about this question. If higher PSA cells are driven to near extinction by ADT, and if only low-PSA producing cells survive, are the latter still dependent on testosterone for survival? If not, what do they depend on to grow?
novatimo
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Not PMR
I have been told that I don't have PMR from my rheumatologist but rheumatoid arthritis so must I leave this invaluable site and find one more suitable for my ailment? If so I will be sorry to miss my family of helpers.
I have been told that I don't have PMR from my rheumatologist but rheumatoid arthritis so must I leave this invaluable site and find one more suitable for my ailment? If so I will be sorry to miss my family of helpers.
Petertaffy
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PMRGCAuk
4 months ago
travelling as Lupus patient
hi everyone, Been long time since I wrote here. please I will like some advice regarding travelling in Africa. I have been here in Europe for over 15 years and I haven’t been to Africa all this years. Was diagnosed with lupus 2018 in Italy. I wanted to ask for any advice on sun cream and any
hi everyone, Been long time since I wrote here. please I will like some advice regarding travelling in Africa. I have been here in Europe for over 15 years and I haven’t been to Africa all this years. Was diagnosed with lupus 2018 in Italy. I wanted to ask for any advice on sun cream and any
Saralife
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LUPUS UK
4 months ago
eye sight affected with af
hello again to all, been off the site for a long while but like to check in now and again. My af usually only lasts a few seconds several times a day but I do get what I call bad episodes where it really affects my daily life I.e very tired more than a fair bit. The other night while moving from settee
hello again to all, been off the site for a long while but like to check in now and again. My af usually only lasts a few seconds several times a day but I do get what I call bad episodes where it really affects my daily life I.e very tired more than a fair bit. The other night while moving from settee
rubble4356
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AF Association
2 months ago
Lynne
Hi,My name is Lynne and I am new to the Forum and to Asthma! Looking back I have been breathless going up two flights of stairs at home for a while,but another respiratory virus in November left me with fatigue,cough and breathlessness. My G.P started me on inhalers while waiting for a Spiro test.
Hi,My name is Lynne and I am new to the Forum and to Asthma! Looking back I have been breathless going up two flights of stairs at home for a while,but another respiratory virus in November left me with fatigue,cough and breathlessness. My G.P started me on inhalers while waiting for a Spiro test.
Budd1ngart1st
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Asthma Community Forum
2 months ago
squamous cell lung cancer
I see many posts about adenocarcinoma but none on NSCLC Squamous cell. Can anyone share their experience with squamous cell lung cancer. Also if anyone has had PNI (peri neural invasion). After surgery I also have a lot of high grade dysplasia in bronchial margins. I had right upper lobe removed February
I see many posts about adenocarcinoma but none on NSCLC Squamous cell. Can anyone share their experience with squamous cell lung cancer. Also if anyone has had PNI (peri neural invasion). After surgery I also have a lot of high grade dysplasia in bronchial margins. I had right upper lobe removed February
Susie215
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Lung Cancer Support
1 year ago
Scan results
got af in august and lv was 35 percent.finally had mri results been waiting since November. It says ejection fraction is 51 percent what does this mean . Thanks
got af in august and lv was 35 percent.finally had mri results been waiting since November. It says ejection fraction is 51 percent what does this mean . Thanks
Jarvo977
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AF Association
2 months ago
Prednisolone and blood thinners
As well as having PMR I also have Atrial Fibrillation. I am currently on 6mg of prednisolone.My GP is reluctant to prescribe a DOAC blood thinner for the Afib, because he says there is a risk of gastric bleeding.I am friendly with two retired GP's who are both of the opinion that this shouldn't be an
As well as having PMR I also have Atrial Fibrillation. I am currently on 6mg of prednisolone.My GP is reluctant to prescribe a DOAC blood thinner for the Afib, because he says there is a risk of gastric bleeding.I am friendly with two retired GP's who are both of the opinion that this shouldn't be an
Seamab
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PMRGCAuk
2 months ago
Misdiagnosis
I am reasonably new to this site and have found it incredibly useful and informative. However, I recently received a bombshell, in that I have possibly been misdiagnosed with AF. I visited my GP at the end of September in 2023 with severe palpitations and given three ECGs. Two of these were viewed by
I am reasonably new to this site and have found it incredibly useful and informative. However, I recently received a bombshell, in that I have possibly been misdiagnosed with AF. I visited my GP at the end of September in 2023 with severe palpitations and given three ECGs. Two of these were viewed by
Maglyn
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AF Association
2 months ago
CT scan instead of gastroscopy / colonoscopy with all PA tests normal
My Active B12 was just about into the sufficient range. My H Pylorii was negative, as was anti IFAB and coeliac. Homocysteine was fine too. My neurologist’s physical exam was normal ( though the sharp stimulus was a little less sharp on the feet. ) I have been taking sublingual B12 and the tingling
My Active B12 was just about into the sufficient range. My H Pylorii was negative, as was anti IFAB and coeliac. Homocysteine was fine too. My neurologist’s physical exam was normal ( though the sharp stimulus was a little less sharp on the feet. ) I have been taking sublingual B12 and the tingling
Applethorpe
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
4 months ago
continuous AF ?
hi everybody, I’m 63 and have always kept myself pretty fit and healthy. I’m 5’8’ and 10 stone.I lead an active life, running around my little farm place, riding horses etc Always on the go at 90mph! My diet is healthy, most of it homegrown. I do/did enjoy a glass of white wine in the evenings with
hi everybody, I’m 63 and have always kept myself pretty fit and healthy. I’m 5’8’ and 10 stone.I lead an active life, running around my little farm place, riding horses etc Always on the go at 90mph! My diet is healthy, most of it homegrown. I do/did enjoy a glass of white wine in the evenings with
Canteringon
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AF Association
2 months ago
What I had failed to grasp about caffeine all these years...
I am a coffee lover all the way through my life to the extent that we now have a nespresso these days with all the various blends to keep variety up. All the research I read talked about the anti-oxidant properties of coffee and the benefits to a more positive digestion etc etc. Even I used to think
I am a coffee lover all the way through my life to the extent that we now have a nespresso these days with all the various blends to keep variety up. All the research I read talked about the anti-oxidant properties of coffee and the benefits to a more positive digestion etc etc. Even I used to think
Danielj1
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Thyroid UK
7 months ago
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