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New access to past Health records, various diagnosis (perimyocarditis, SVD) and what to do next ...
I'll try to keep this as brief as possible but apologies in advance if I fail which I suspect I will I've posted three times in the last 8 months about my partners 'heart condition'. The new bit is that after 8 months waiting, we've been sent his health records from
one
of his previous Health
I'll try to keep this as brief as possible but apologies in advance if I fail which I suspect I will I've posted three times in the last 8 months about my partners 'heart condition'. The new bit is that after 8 months waiting, we've been sent his health records from
one
of his previous Health
LilySav
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British Heart Foundation
26 days ago
Isosorbide mononitrate headache pain relief
Is there anything stronger for pain relief of headaches from isosorbide mononitrate? I’ve tried aspirin and paracetamol, but they haven’t helped much. Just wondering whether it is worth contacting specialist or not. I have very limited energy and don’t want to put myself through the hassle of phone
Is there anything stronger for pain relief of headaches from isosorbide mononitrate? I’ve tried aspirin and paracetamol, but they haven’t helped much. Just wondering whether it is worth contacting specialist or not. I have very limited energy and don’t want to put myself through the hassle of phone
kushami36
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British Heart Foundation
3 months ago
New Tablets Interest
After cardiologist decided my left ventricle was fully blocked with plaque and it was as hard as a rock he said that the right ventricle had took over the job of purifying the arteries and had been doing this for a while, he suggested the best method to go forward was to leave things as they are and
After cardiologist decided my left ventricle was fully blocked with plaque and it was as hard as a rock he said that the right ventricle had took over the job of purifying the arteries and had been doing this for a while, he suggested the best method to go forward was to leave things as they are and
blackseve
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British Heart Foundation
4 months ago
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Isosorbide Mononitrate 25mg
Good evening everyone, I hope you are all keeping well.I was prescribed the above medication, but after 2 days had to stop taking it due to stomach, and back/kidney pain. I could tolerate the headache, and tiredness, but not the gut pain. I do have pancreas problems, so I'm wondering if it interfered
Good evening everyone, I hope you are all keeping well.I was prescribed the above medication, but after 2 days had to stop taking it due to stomach, and back/kidney pain. I could tolerate the headache, and tiredness, but not the gut pain. I do have pancreas problems, so I'm wondering if it interfered
Quiltingqueen
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British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
Pink marshmallow
After being told I have a leaky mitral heart I am waiting for a cardoliology appt. The hospital rang me a few days ago to say I need to go & have an up to date ECG before I see the consultant. I have been feeling terrible after coming off the bisoprolol ( was feeling very tired & pulse very low. I was
After being told I have a leaky mitral heart I am waiting for a cardoliology appt. The hospital rang me a few days ago to say I need to go & have an up to date ECG before I see the consultant. I have been feeling terrible after coming off the bisoprolol ( was feeling very tired & pulse very low. I was
PinkMarshmallow
in
British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
Looking for advice, experiences of, knowledge about Chronic Rheumatic Myopericarditis because Cardiac Consultant and GP are saying nothing .
Hi, this is my first post. To put my post in context, as briefly as I can. My partner had Myocarditis 8 yrs ago, he slowly recovered but appears to have some ongoing heart 'issues'. One instance of unstable angina 18 months ago which took him to A&E, where an angiogram showed some narrowing of 3 vessels
Hi, this is my first post. To put my post in context, as briefly as I can. My partner had Myocarditis 8 yrs ago, he slowly recovered but appears to have some ongoing heart 'issues'. One instance of unstable angina 18 months ago which took him to A&E, where an angiogram showed some narrowing of 3 vessels
LilySav
in
British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
Persistent Atrial Fibrillation
I caught a bad cold (tested negative for COVID) in November 2022 and on the day that started, I went into AFib. I wasn’t given any treatment because I was already on Warfarin due to my aortic valve replacement in March 2015. I finally saw a consultant about the AFib in May 2023 and was put on Isosorbide
I caught a bad cold (tested negative for COVID) in November 2022 and on the day that started, I went into AFib. I wasn’t given any treatment because I was already on Warfarin due to my aortic valve replacement in March 2015. I finally saw a consultant about the AFib in May 2023 and was put on Isosorbide
Gill123
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
6 months ago
Could I be harming my heart & vascular system with my consistently high BP, despite being on lots of cardiac and BP meds?
Despite being on the following list of meds I'm still getting BP spikes, with my weekly average being in the high 140's/80's and I'm getting angina, with related symptoms, weekly (although less intense since being on isosorbide mononitrate). I've been taking my BP for almost a year now and so I know
Despite being on the following list of meds I'm still getting BP spikes, with my weekly average being in the high 140's/80's and I'm getting angina, with related symptoms, weekly (although less intense since being on isosorbide mononitrate). I've been taking my BP for almost a year now and so I know
bee_bear
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British Heart Foundation
6 months ago
angina
I am asking for my husband now. Has anyone been given isosorbide Mononitrate and bisoprolol for Angina. Are there side effects.
I am asking for my husband now. Has anyone been given isosorbide Mononitrate and bisoprolol for Angina. Are there side effects.
Diet-well
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British Heart Foundation
6 months ago
Need GTN despite meds
I'm almost 85 & had a 2nd heart attack on 3/2/24. Needed defibrillator in ambulance, local hospital not available, so taken to another one. Existing stents ballooned. Recovering well but 3 weeks later, hospitalised for 10 days with low sodium. Only just stabilising with medication and restricted fluids
I'm almost 85 & had a 2nd heart attack on 3/2/24. Needed defibrillator in ambulance, local hospital not available, so taken to another one. Existing stents ballooned. Recovering well but 3 weeks later, hospitalised for 10 days with low sodium. Only just stabilising with medication and restricted fluids
Hidden
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British Heart Foundation
2 months ago
Running with angina
prior to contracting Covid in April 23 I was very fit and regularly ran up mountains and 2/3 hour runs was my usual at least once a week plus some kind of activity every day.With COVID I developed chest tightness and breathlessness, particularly worse on exertion. I repeatedly said that it felt like
prior to contracting Covid in April 23 I was very fit and regularly ran up mountains and 2/3 hour runs was my usual at least once a week plus some kind of activity every day.With COVID I developed chest tightness and breathlessness, particularly worse on exertion. I repeatedly said that it felt like
Ayecan
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British Heart Foundation
3 months ago
87 yrs old with low blood pressure
I hope this is allowed to post as I'm looking after my elderly mother and having great trouble getting to he bottom of her problems which have been going on for 3 years, she was found to have a blocked artery 20 years ago but carried on with her meds ok, she has naturally low blood pressure but has been
I hope this is allowed to post as I'm looking after my elderly mother and having great trouble getting to he bottom of her problems which have been going on for 3 years, she was found to have a blocked artery 20 years ago but carried on with her meds ok, she has naturally low blood pressure but has been
Stefos
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British Heart Foundation
7 months ago
Advice Please
Hi all, hope you’re all doing good! I’m here for a bit of advice regarding a new medication I’ve been prescribed! Isosorbide Mononitrate 10mg Ive been taking this for two weeks and have had the worst headache since starting this drug! I’ve spoken to my GP and they’ve advised it can take a month
Hi all, hope you’re all doing good! I’m here for a bit of advice regarding a new medication I’ve been prescribed! Isosorbide Mononitrate 10mg Ive been taking this for two weeks and have had the worst headache since starting this drug! I’ve spoken to my GP and they’ve advised it can take a month
Shocked46yrold
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British Heart Foundation
8 months ago
Monomil XL 60mg Isosorbide Mononitrate
Hi Everyone. I finally started to take the half tablet last Monday. I've had a pretty bad week of side effects. But I haven't had any chest pain. It's too early to tell if the tablet is doing the trick. But I do wonder if I would benefit from increasing to the full dose of 60mg and whether doing that
Hi Everyone. I finally started to take the half tablet last Monday. I've had a pretty bad week of side effects. But I haven't had any chest pain. It's too early to tell if the tablet is doing the trick. But I do wonder if I would benefit from increasing to the full dose of 60mg and whether doing that
lynne0_0
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British Heart Foundation
8 months ago
coronary Artery spasm
Hi was taken in after111 call for chest infection and chest pain. I have stents . My wife was told to drive me to A&E quickly as there ere no ambulances available Waiting room wa s rammed with sick people. Long story short Iwas sitting in chairs and on trolley in corridor for 5 days. Eventually admitted
Hi was taken in after111 call for chest infection and chest pain. I have stents . My wife was told to drive me to A&E quickly as there ere no ambulances available Waiting room wa s rammed with sick people. Long story short Iwas sitting in chairs and on trolley in corridor for 5 days. Eventually admitted
Boharford
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British Heart Foundation
8 months ago
Angioplasty stents
Just wanted so say hello to everyone🥰 and to share my story and post procedure symptoms. I am a 52 year old male from Devon. I have just had two stents fitted on the 15th of march. Stents were fitted to two 99% blockages in the LAD. My Symptoms before the pci was shortness on breath and mild angina
Just wanted so say hello to everyone🥰 and to share my story and post procedure symptoms. I am a 52 year old male from Devon. I have just had two stents fitted on the 15th of march. Stents were fitted to two 99% blockages in the LAD. My Symptoms before the pci was shortness on breath and mild angina
Mark-G
in
British Heart Foundation
6 months ago
Vasospastic angina pain relief
Hi folks, Just wondering if anyone has been prescribed decent pain relief to take at home instead of having to call an ambulance? I’ve been admitted 5 times in the last 14 months with severe pain due to VSA which the GTN didn’t touch. Mine can last almost all day and go on for several days at a time
Hi folks, Just wondering if anyone has been prescribed decent pain relief to take at home instead of having to call an ambulance? I’ve been admitted 5 times in the last 14 months with severe pain due to VSA which the GTN didn’t touch. Mine can last almost all day and go on for several days at a time
Wildswimmer73
in
British Heart Foundation
6 months ago
strange horrendous pain
Hi, I’m wondering if any of you lovely lot have had a similar experience please? I got very ill in January , extreme tiredness, stumbling, having visions, breathlessness , poor memory and pain and parathesia down right side of body . Long story short I was diagnosed with pernicious anaemia in February
Hi, I’m wondering if any of you lovely lot have had a similar experience please? I got very ill in January , extreme tiredness, stumbling, having visions, breathlessness , poor memory and pain and parathesia down right side of body . Long story short I was diagnosed with pernicious anaemia in February
Karenedawson
in
British Heart Foundation
9 days ago
Dobutamine stress echo
Hi,Have received a letter for admission to get a dobutamine stress echo done with the view of staying in hospital after. Recently I have been having chest pain that comes and goes at any time and is relieved with GTN spray. It can last moments or for quite a time. Atypical chest pain has been diagnosed
Hi,Have received a letter for admission to get a dobutamine stress echo done with the view of staying in hospital after. Recently I have been having chest pain that comes and goes at any time and is relieved with GTN spray. It can last moments or for quite a time. Atypical chest pain has been diagnosed
pepper_uk
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British Heart Foundation
14 days ago
Travel to Dubai and Prescription Medication
Hoping for some clarity and real world experiences.. I'm travelling to Dubai for a short break in October and understand I need to validate/declare prescription medication that I might need to take into the country. Nothing too controversial, Bisoprolol, Atorvastin, Aspirin & GTN spray for Heart related
Hoping for some clarity and real world experiences.. I'm travelling to Dubai for a short break in October and understand I need to validate/declare prescription medication that I might need to take into the country. Nothing too controversial, Bisoprolol, Atorvastin, Aspirin & GTN spray for Heart related
doktordru
in
British Heart Foundation
15 days ago
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