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Waiting for a decision on Teriparatide (Part 2)
Dear friends, This is Steve again on behalf of Margaret my dear wife. Just as you dare to think matters are slowly improving, this has happened! Margaret got out of bed on Sunday morning and went to the bathroom. As she stood up she felt a vice like grip from her spine, around her ribs and crushing
Dear friends, This is Steve again on behalf of Margaret my dear wife. Just as you dare to think matters are slowly improving, this has happened! Margaret got out of bed on Sunday morning and went to the bathroom. As she stood up she felt a vice like grip from her spine, around her ribs and crushing
Angelicspirit
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
3 years ago
Palpatations
Hi everybody. Can anybody please tell me if using my gtn spray is meant to be used to stop palpatations or is it just for pain. With my angina I am troubled more with breathlessness and lots of palpatations and don't know if I am supposed to use spray when the palpatations start. I googled it but can't
Hi everybody. Can anybody please tell me if using my gtn spray is meant to be used to stop palpatations or is it just for pain. With my angina I am troubled more with breathlessness and lots of palpatations and don't know if I am supposed to use spray when the palpatations start. I googled it but can't
worker38
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
My 3rd Angiogram
Hi. I'm feeling pretty low at the moment after having my 3rd angiogram no change.50% mid LAD,maybe microvasular disease.Ive been taken off Bisoprolol & have to continue with amlodipine & gtn spray.Doctor says I'm a mystery.I continue to get breathlessness & dull ache in my chest through to my back upon
Hi. I'm feeling pretty low at the moment after having my 3rd angiogram no change.50% mid LAD,maybe microvasular disease.Ive been taken off Bisoprolol & have to continue with amlodipine & gtn spray.Doctor says I'm a mystery.I continue to get breathlessness & dull ache in my chest through to my back upon
Bell7
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
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Unstable Angina worries
I had a stent put in in October 2020 and everything was ok I had a few visits to A& E with chest pain but since them I’ve walked over 500,000 steps starting in March this year and my recent Echocardiogram was fine I only discovered my LAD Blockage when I had a routine Angiogram so it was a shock I continue
I had a stent put in in October 2020 and everything was ok I had a few visits to A& E with chest pain but since them I’ve walked over 500,000 steps starting in March this year and my recent Echocardiogram was fine I only discovered my LAD Blockage when I had a routine Angiogram so it was a shock I continue
11walking22
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Now lost the job, no EDD. I can't pay treatment bills any more.
I was developed kidneys failure before 2002(first diagnosed was stage 2). Kidneys are like household water filter. When they were expired. They are unrepairable. Kidneys slowly decline from stage 2 to stage 5(final). I started dialysis since 2015. I have been working in electronic field. Then I developed
I was developed kidneys failure before 2002(first diagnosed was stage 2). Kidneys are like household water filter. When they were expired. They are unrepairable. Kidneys slowly decline from stage 2 to stage 5(final). I started dialysis since 2015. I have been working in electronic field. Then I developed
Jumbo1
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Kidney Disease
3 years ago
Ranolazine, amlodipine and lansoprazo now suggested to take Isosobine mononitrate as well. GTN spray has little effect. Advice, please.
Diagnosed with MVA, eventually, after all the usual frustrations of being made to feel a total fraud since nothing was found through numerous painful ‘attacks’ and the usual ECGs and angiogram. At 62 and previously a very fit male, I’m very thankful to the cardiologist who suspected MVA and put me on
Diagnosed with MVA, eventually, after all the usual frustrations of being made to feel a total fraud since nothing was found through numerous painful ‘attacks’ and the usual ECGs and angiogram. At 62 and previously a very fit male, I’m very thankful to the cardiologist who suspected MVA and put me on
Theshed
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Possibility of the start of heart failure
I ended up back in A&E yesterday , I’d had a lot of pain by my pacemaker so I called 111 for advice , they said a GP would call me a bit later and I should call back if I felt worse, I had a bit of chest pain so I called back and they sent an ambulance . The paramedic said there were changes on my ecg
I ended up back in A&E yesterday , I’d had a lot of pain by my pacemaker so I called 111 for advice , they said a GP would call me a bit later and I should call back if I felt worse, I had a bit of chest pain so I called back and they sent an ambulance . The paramedic said there were changes on my ecg
Westie2012
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
GTN spray for angina only?
Hi. Might seem like a stupid question but as I’ve had different responses from range of medics GP to cardio nurse I thought I’d ask here! Brief history - STEMI LAD October 1 stent. Clot in stent 4 hours later. November - ACS - angioplasty and stent RCA. December- angiogram and challenge test - MVD
Hi. Might seem like a stupid question but as I’ve had different responses from range of medics GP to cardio nurse I thought I’d ask here! Brief history - STEMI LAD October 1 stent. Clot in stent 4 hours later. November - ACS - angioplasty and stent RCA. December- angiogram and challenge test - MVD
Hidden
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Post heart attack mental health
Morning, feeling very deflated today. Yesterday was the one month mark of my HA. I’ve been feeling stronger so booked in to get my hair done. I’d only been in the chair half an hour ans the sweat just started pouring off me and I just felt so queasy. Next thing there’s a first aider next to me ringing
Morning, feeling very deflated today. Yesterday was the one month mark of my HA. I’ve been feeling stronger so booked in to get my hair done. I’d only been in the chair half an hour ans the sweat just started pouring off me and I just felt so queasy. Next thing there’s a first aider next to me ringing
Claire2405
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Should I use GTN spray?
Occasionally I have ‘Pain’ (more like cramp) in left forearm but not in chest. I have recently diagnosed unstable Angina and 1 stent fitted and waiting for #2. Should I use GTN SPRAY?
Occasionally I have ‘Pain’ (more like cramp) in left forearm but not in chest. I have recently diagnosed unstable Angina and 1 stent fitted and waiting for #2. Should I use GTN SPRAY?
RATP
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Supplements
Does anyone take added supplements alongside their medication? I am still being diagnosed but the consensus seems to be I have angina and am on Propranolol (originally for migraine prevention before my diagnosis) and Atorvastatin, just been reduced from 80mg to 20mg, as well as low dose aspirin and
Does anyone take added supplements alongside their medication? I am still being diagnosed but the consensus seems to be I have angina and am on Propranolol (originally for migraine prevention before my diagnosis) and Atorvastatin, just been reduced from 80mg to 20mg, as well as low dose aspirin and
CC62
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Help! 🥲
Advice needed please. I’m 55, had hypertension (controlled) for 3 years. Never had issues with heart, chest pain or breathlessness until I had the Oxford AZ on March 12th. Started with chest pain on March 15th. Inpatient on 30th March for 3 nights. No PE, no HA! Had numerous ‘abnormal’ ECG’s But had
Advice needed please. I’m 55, had hypertension (controlled) for 3 years. Never had issues with heart, chest pain or breathlessness until I had the Oxford AZ on March 12th. Started with chest pain on March 15th. Inpatient on 30th March for 3 nights. No PE, no HA! Had numerous ‘abnormal’ ECG’s But had
Nanaeli
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
GTN Patches
Hi All, I joined this community not too long ago and I’ve been looking at some of the posts that come up. I was just wondering if anyone has any experience with using GTN Patches? I’ve had a consult with my Dr today who has recommended them and I’ve just been reading a few articles I could find - however
Hi All, I joined this community not too long ago and I’ve been looking at some of the posts that come up. I was just wondering if anyone has any experience with using GTN Patches? I’ve had a consult with my Dr today who has recommended them and I’ve just been reading a few articles I could find - however
TopCat07
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
3 years ago
I've joined the bypass queue....
Six months ago I thought I was a relatively fit person, going up Cadair Idris. The my breathing problems started and got rapidly worse. Now I'm on a cocktail of medicines, keeping the GTN spray always in the pocket and waiting for my turn in the bypass queue. Allegedly, it is six months long, I am not
Six months ago I thought I was a relatively fit person, going up Cadair Idris. The my breathing problems started and got rapidly worse. Now I'm on a cocktail of medicines, keeping the GTN spray always in the pocket and waiting for my turn in the bypass queue. Allegedly, it is six months long, I am not
seppoj
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Unsure if should use GTN spray
Hi, I'm new here. I had a heart attack in march 2017 and had two stents put in. It was the start of pre menopause for me and I was 44 at the time. I've been generally ok since then, but have struggled with regular exercise and have put on weight. Proper menopause kicked in at the beginning of this year
Hi, I'm new here. I had a heart attack in march 2017 and had two stents put in. It was the start of pre menopause for me and I was 44 at the time. I've been generally ok since then, but have struggled with regular exercise and have put on weight. Proper menopause kicked in at the beginning of this year
Freda7
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
cath lab again
good afternoon fellow hearties. iv finally got out of my home town for a wee holiday at the local hospital. ended up in a&e with unstable angina. feeling yucky today after loads of morphine and gtn last night. at least it’s stopped the pain for a while. hope it lasts. so verdict is off to the cath lab
good afternoon fellow hearties. iv finally got out of my home town for a wee holiday at the local hospital. ended up in a&e with unstable angina. feeling yucky today after loads of morphine and gtn last night. at least it’s stopped the pain for a while. hope it lasts. so verdict is off to the cath lab
Shoshov
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Recurring intermittent chest pains after NSTEMI heart attack
Hi. I am looking for some advice. I had an NSTEMI in December last year followed by 2 stents in my right coronary artery and a third blockage in the left was treated with an angioplasty. I am now on a selection of drugs including antiplatlet, blood pressure, statins, beta blockers, and angina drugs.
Hi. I am looking for some advice. I had an NSTEMI in December last year followed by 2 stents in my right coronary artery and a third blockage in the left was treated with an angioplasty. I am now on a selection of drugs including antiplatlet, blood pressure, statins, beta blockers, and angina drugs.
Ericasuncle
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Heart attack (Stemi) and unable to stent because of ectatic Coronary artery
Last August I had a STEMI. A heart attack which resulted in the complete blockage of the Right coronary artery. When they looked via the angiogram/angioplasty they found that the artery was ectatic. That means apparently that it is not uniform in cross section , and not smooth in end to end shape. They
Last August I had a STEMI. A heart attack which resulted in the complete blockage of the Right coronary artery. When they looked via the angiogram/angioplasty they found that the artery was ectatic. That means apparently that it is not uniform in cross section , and not smooth in end to end shape. They
richard_jw
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
My Dad had a heart attack
Hello, last Tuesday (4/4/21) my Dad (74) suffered a heart attack, before arriving at the hospital he had to have his heart restarted twice. He was fitted with 5 stents and placed on various medications and was told that his heart was badly diseased but he was not told that he had heart failure. Thankfully
Hello, last Tuesday (4/4/21) my Dad (74) suffered a heart attack, before arriving at the hospital he had to have his heart restarted twice. He was fitted with 5 stents and placed on various medications and was told that his heart was badly diseased but he was not told that he had heart failure. Thankfully
KT001
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
My Dad had a heart attack
Hello, last Tuesday (4/4/21) my Dad (74) suffered a heart attack, before arriving at the hospital he had to have his heart restarted twice. He was fitted with 5 stents and placed on various medications and was told that his heart was badly diseased but he was not told that he had heart failure. Thankfully
Hello, last Tuesday (4/4/21) my Dad (74) suffered a heart attack, before arriving at the hospital he had to have his heart restarted twice. He was fitted with 5 stents and placed on various medications and was told that his heart was badly diseased but he was not told that he had heart failure. Thankfully
KT001
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Sudden Cardiac Arrest & Heart Attack
3 years ago
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