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Mirtazapine
I am taking Mirtazapine for anxiety and it has reduced my tremor quite a bit has anyone else found this?
I am taking Mirtazapine for anxiety and it has reduced my tremor quite a bit has anyone else found this?
percalona
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Cure Parkinson's
7 months ago
update on switching to digoxin from lopressor
Stopped digoxin this am and starting back on lopressor. bad heartburn and nausea just kept getting worse. Lots of hydrating and will explore ablation. Really felt sick on digoxin. Although don't feel generally great this was really not a good experience.
Stopped digoxin this am and starting back on lopressor. bad heartburn and nausea just kept getting worse. Lots of hydrating and will explore ablation. Really felt sick on digoxin. Although don't feel generally great this was really not a good experience.
farewelltoarms
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
Traclamus levels are high
I'm taking traclamus 3mg in the morning and 2mg at night consultant phoned 2day and says the level has gone up to 6 got to have another blood test in next 6wks he didn't mention he was worried about it but i am had my transplant in 2018 anyone on here to help also if he lowers the traclamus will it
I'm taking traclamus 3mg in the morning and 2mg at night consultant phoned 2day and says the level has gone up to 6 got to have another blood test in next 6wks he didn't mention he was worried about it but i am had my transplant in 2018 anyone on here to help also if he lowers the traclamus will it
Shaunwood
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British Liver Trust
7 months ago
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Barry
Hi, Diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer gleeson score 4+4, psa level 77, about 10 months ago on testosterone injections every 6 months (degarelix) , wondering how long i can go on like this before cancer comes back to bones and what will be my options then, can you survive for many years on just
Hi, Diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer gleeson score 4+4, psa level 77, about 10 months ago on testosterone injections every 6 months (degarelix) , wondering how long i can go on like this before cancer comes back to bones and what will be my options then, can you survive for many years on just
littlemount
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
PCA Cure and when?
7 months into my fight against castration sensitive prostate cancer. PSA is 0 on ADT and Abiraterone and methylprednisolone. Averaged 8,600 steps/day. I have just started to add occasional sprinting. I am taking multiple supplements. I am greatful that my PSA is 0. I work everyday and pray for
7 months into my fight against castration sensitive prostate cancer. PSA is 0 on ADT and Abiraterone and methylprednisolone. Averaged 8,600 steps/day. I have just started to add occasional sprinting. I am taking multiple supplements. I am greatful that my PSA is 0. I work everyday and pray for
Nowhereman9
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Puzzling Tachycardia
Hi Everybody, I hope someone in this lovely community will be able to help me understand my puzzling tachycardia. Just to give you some background. I have been diagnosed with paroxysmal AFIB little over five years ago. I have been on Amiodarone (100 mg) for the past four years. Amiodarone helps, but
Hi Everybody, I hope someone in this lovely community will be able to help me understand my puzzling tachycardia. Just to give you some background. I have been diagnosed with paroxysmal AFIB little over five years ago. I have been on Amiodarone (100 mg) for the past four years. Amiodarone helps, but
Ruza2020
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
Lupus rash?
I have suffered many different symptoms for a period approaching 15 years. About 4 years ago my GP said that I had too many symptoms across multiple systems and there was nothing more he could do for me. He referred me to the hospital but I’m still waiting four years down the line. I discussed Lupus
I have suffered many different symptoms for a period approaching 15 years. About 4 years ago my GP said that I had too many symptoms across multiple systems and there was nothing more he could do for me. He referred me to the hospital but I’m still waiting four years down the line. I discussed Lupus
Dontknowwhattodo
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LUPUS UK
4 months ago
Slowly Reducing Antiarrhythmic medications
I had an abalation just on 3 months ago. After the first month my EP advised I can start reducing my medication which is Flecainide and Dilitiazem and he did not need to see me anymore. I am now taking 50mg Flec. and was initially taking 100mg. By July I should be medication free. I have had some
I had an abalation just on 3 months ago. After the first month my EP advised I can start reducing my medication which is Flecainide and Dilitiazem and he did not need to see me anymore. I am now taking 50mg Flec. and was initially taking 100mg. By July I should be medication free. I have had some
Murphy10
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
PBC/AIH
Hi I habe PBC crossovered with AiH . I understand it’s not hereditary but can run in families . Nobody else in my family has this (that I know of ) should my siblings / children go and get their bloods done ? I wasn’t diagnosed until i had stage 4 cirrhosis… as i had no symptoms , this was picked
Hi I habe PBC crossovered with AiH . I understand it’s not hereditary but can run in families . Nobody else in my family has this (that I know of ) should my siblings / children go and get their bloods done ? I wasn’t diagnosed until i had stage 4 cirrhosis… as i had no symptoms , this was picked
She-66
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British Liver Trust
7 months ago
PBC/AIH
Hi I habe PBC crossovered with AiH . I understand it’s not hereditary but can run in families . Nobody else in my family has this (that I know of ) should my siblings / children go and get their bloods done ? I wasn’t diagnosed until i had stage 4 cirrhosis… as i had no symptoms , this was picked up
Hi I habe PBC crossovered with AiH . I understand it’s not hereditary but can run in families . Nobody else in my family has this (that I know of ) should my siblings / children go and get their bloods done ? I wasn’t diagnosed until i had stage 4 cirrhosis… as i had no symptoms , this was picked up
She-66
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PBC Foundation
7 months ago
May- Vasculitis Awareness Month
May - Day 28 Vasculitis Awareness Month HUV is a more severe type of vasculitis and almost always affects females. Vasculitis is a challenging illness to live with: ''Living with vasculitis is a hard task with a lot of ups and downs, and the future feels quite frightening. Now, six years on, I have
May - Day 28 Vasculitis Awareness Month HUV is a more severe type of vasculitis and almost always affects females. Vasculitis is a challenging illness to live with: ''Living with vasculitis is a hard task with a lot of ups and downs, and the future feels quite frightening. Now, six years on, I have
zoe69
Vasculitis UK
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Vasculitis UK
3 months ago
Advice, please!
Over the past four months I’ve had a very painful knee. I have a doctor’s appointment next week. I suspect it is osteoarthritis (I’m 68). I’m also aware that other joints, particularly my shoulders, are also aching, especially when I get up in the mornings. I am taking 60 mg Lixiana, 1.25 mg Bisoprolol
Over the past four months I’ve had a very painful knee. I have a doctor’s appointment next week. I suspect it is osteoarthritis (I’m 68). I’m also aware that other joints, particularly my shoulders, are also aching, especially when I get up in the mornings. I am taking 60 mg Lixiana, 1.25 mg Bisoprolol
Rog65
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
calming a fibs
So, I am having a fibs right now 9:30 at night in the USA. Heart rate went up to 137, then down to 80s 90's jumping all around. Could feel it racing and I was short of breath. My question is this: WHAT CAN I DO TO CALM ALL THIS DOWN? HOW DO I STOP THE ANXIETY WHILE IT IS HAPPENING? I just drank
So, I am having a fibs right now 9:30 at night in the USA. Heart rate went up to 137, then down to 80s 90's jumping all around. Could feel it racing and I was short of breath. My question is this: WHAT CAN I DO TO CALM ALL THIS DOWN? HOW DO I STOP THE ANXIETY WHILE IT IS HAPPENING? I just drank
peachtreepiggy
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
Heartburn from Digoxin
On Digoxin 2 plus weeks. Blood level fine. Am having constant heartburn/nausea. My Dr said not a usual side effect. Tough it out? or go back on Lopressor which had its own side effects. Many say it will get better. Permanent persistent afib.
On Digoxin 2 plus weeks. Blood level fine. Am having constant heartburn/nausea. My Dr said not a usual side effect. Tough it out? or go back on Lopressor which had its own side effects. Many say it will get better. Permanent persistent afib.
farewelltoarms
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
Has anyone tried Inclisiran in place of Statins
My doctor is keen to reduce my cholesterol as it is 7.3 and I can't/wont take statins. I also have problems with palpitations so can't even raise my levo. I am a bit worried I am developing a heart condition too. I am just waiting for a blood test and xray before I go back to the doc who has suggested
My doctor is keen to reduce my cholesterol as it is 7.3 and I can't/wont take statins. I also have problems with palpitations so can't even raise my levo. I am a bit worried I am developing a heart condition too. I am just waiting for a blood test and xray before I go back to the doc who has suggested
Dizzy938
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
Advanced Prostate Cancer
I have Advanced prostate cancer. Prostate removed, radiation, lupron for the last 4 years, Now I am on abiraterone with the lupron, because PSA was up . See Dr in Feb to see if PSA is stable Is anyone else on the 2 drugs Thank you Mark
I have Advanced prostate cancer. Prostate removed, radiation, lupron for the last 4 years, Now I am on abiraterone with the lupron, because PSA was up . See Dr in Feb to see if PSA is stable Is anyone else on the 2 drugs Thank you Mark
Retrievertrainer
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Good news on memory following B12 treatment
Hi, some of the regular posters may remember me posting in absolute despair last autumn about my husband’s cognitive issues and extreme memory loss. I’m now posting an update in case it helps anyone else in his position. In summary he had experienced symptoms over a couple of decades since he was twenty
Hi, some of the regular posters may remember me posting in absolute despair last autumn about my husband’s cognitive issues and extreme memory loss. I’m now posting an update in case it helps anyone else in his position. In summary he had experienced symptoms over a couple of decades since he was twenty
Zmalp
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
4 months ago
Paroxysmal atrial fribulation
Just another question all whilst I was on verapamil and digoxin my heart rate just raced away for no reason not afib but just a rapid rate of bpm whilst moving or trying to work doesn't happen with bisoprolol so much
Just another question all whilst I was on verapamil and digoxin my heart rate just raced away for no reason not afib but just a rapid rate of bpm whilst moving or trying to work doesn't happen with bisoprolol so much
Aprilla12345
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
ectopics or extra beats.
I have twice in the past converted to persistent AF which has been sorted both times by cardioversion. However yesterday for the entire day my heart felt like it was having a disco. Ectopics, extra beats, early or skipped beats…..whatever! Should I be worried? I do have a bit of a chesty cough at the
I have twice in the past converted to persistent AF which has been sorted both times by cardioversion. However yesterday for the entire day my heart felt like it was having a disco. Ectopics, extra beats, early or skipped beats…..whatever! Should I be worried? I do have a bit of a chesty cough at the
Fondant
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
Looking at DHEA again and the Cortisol link popped up...
[i]"When one takes DHEA it can combat the production of another hormone called cortisol. Cortisol is the stress hormone. Higher levels of cortisol is usually present in the body when the levels of DHEA decline. If a high level of cortisol is allowed to circulate freely in the body it can damage the endocrine
[i]"When one takes DHEA it can combat the production of another hormone called cortisol. Cortisol is the stress hormone. Higher levels of cortisol is usually present in the body when the levels of DHEA decline. If a high level of cortisol is allowed to circulate freely in the body it can damage the endocrine
TiggerMe
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Thyroid UK
7 months ago
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