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Crisis yesterday
Hi all. Hope everyone is feeling positive and continuing on maintaining or embalking on your recovery journey. I ended up I'm accident and emergency yesterday...severely dehydrated,resting heart rate of 42, severe itching,chest pain and palpitations. Was given IV fluids,piriton,paracetamol, andansetrone
Hi all. Hope everyone is feeling positive and continuing on maintaining or embalking on your recovery journey. I ended up I'm accident and emergency yesterday...severely dehydrated,resting heart rate of 42, severe itching,chest pain and palpitations. Was given IV fluids,piriton,paracetamol, andansetrone
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Talk ED (eating disorders)
8 years ago
Has anyone got problems swallowing food?
I recently had a very nasty episode of chestpain .. it felt a little like hearburn.. but not quite the same. The pain was continuous all across my chest and had probs breathing.. I was at work and was taken to hospital.. they kept me in for 24hours.. thinking it was my heart.. it wasn't... I then had
I recently had a very nasty episode of chestpain .. it felt a little like hearburn.. but not quite the same. The pain was continuous all across my chest and had probs breathing.. I was at work and was taken to hospital.. they kept me in for 24hours.. thinking it was my heart.. it wasn't... I then had
SusanCar
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
8 years ago
Coronary artery spasms
Hi has anyone been diagnosed with a heart murmur and coronary artery spasms? I had a sudden heart attack two years ago and had stent put in. Since last January I've had unstable angina - the pain was every day, and I was using my gtn spray every day as often as four times a day, and I would get angina
Hi has anyone been diagnosed with a heart murmur and coronary artery spasms? I had a sudden heart attack two years ago and had stent put in. Since last January I've had unstable angina - the pain was every day, and I was using my gtn spray every day as often as four times a day, and I would get angina
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Cholesterol Support
8 years ago
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Non-PCa Prescription Drugs: Nitroglycerin
[1] Hypoxia (low oxygen). On the face of it, when a tumor outgrows its blood supply, it should be at a severe disadvantage. However, when cells do not get the oxygen they need, they induce HIF1alpha (Hypoxia Inducible Factor 1alpha). When that happens, a PCa cell becomes almost impossible to kill
[1] Hypoxia (low oxygen). On the face of it, when a tumor outgrows its blood supply, it should be at a severe disadvantage. However, when cells do not get the oxygen they need, they induce HIF1alpha (Hypoxia Inducible Factor 1alpha). When that happens, a PCa cell becomes almost impossible to kill
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 years ago
Got to do something about my anger at ... doctors.
I cannot believe that I have put up with this for the last 8 years, since my really nice and on-the-ball GP left the practice. Yesterday I went to the appointment with the GP, Iron Knickers, that I had had to book 3 weeks ago after waiting online at patient.emissaccess (online booking) for her next tranche
I cannot believe that I have put up with this for the last 8 years, since my really nice and on-the-ball GP left the practice. Yesterday I went to the appointment with the GP, Iron Knickers, that I had had to book 3 weeks ago after waiting online at patient.emissaccess (online booking) for her next tranche
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Foods/Supplements-Vitamins: Arginine - Nitric Oxide
Nalakrats wrote a number of things that I disagree with. Here is one of them: "Cancer cells hate oxygen" Such statements are usually followed by a reference to Otto Warburg who won a Nobel in 1931. i.e. it must be true. (Poor Otto is usually misquoted, but his view that hypoxia is the cause of cancer
Nalakrats wrote a number of things that I disagree with. Here is one of them: "Cancer cells hate oxygen" Such statements are usually followed by a reference to Otto Warburg who won a Nobel in 1931. i.e. it must be true. (Poor Otto is usually misquoted, but his view that hypoxia is the cause of cancer
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 years ago
Please help if u can
Hi all I'm new here just need some advice please had under active thyroid for 15 yr I seem to be gtn more exhausted insomnia painful joints I'm on 300mg thyroxine already
Hi all I'm new here just need some advice please had under active thyroid for 15 yr I seem to be gtn more exhausted insomnia painful joints I'm on 300mg thyroxine already
jane166
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Angina and brittle asthma
Last Friday I had to be nebullised and was given Prednisolone. I am used to this so I wasn't too anxious. However then I needed nebullising again on Saturday and the Prednisolone didn't really start to work until Sunday. I am used it working more quickly than that. Then at 2am on Monday I had my first
Last Friday I had to be nebullised and was given Prednisolone. I am used to this so I wasn't too anxious. However then I needed nebullising again on Saturday and the Prednisolone didn't really start to work until Sunday. I am used it working more quickly than that. Then at 2am on Monday I had my first
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Asthma Community Forum
8 years ago
Newbie to AF needs advice, please
I am a 70 year old, fairly fit male. I had a stent fitted Oct 2013, followed by a balloon in Feb 2014 (both LAD). I carry a GTN spray for occasional use for angina. Diet & exercise routine good - I use my local gym twice a week and cycle. Until 5 weeks ago, I felt on top form. But, whilst on
I am a 70 year old, fairly fit male. I had a stent fitted Oct 2013, followed by a balloon in Feb 2014 (both LAD). I carry a GTN spray for occasional use for angina. Diet & exercise routine good - I use my local gym twice a week and cycle. Until 5 weeks ago, I felt on top form. But, whilst on
heekle
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AF Association
8 years ago
Newbie to AF needs advice, please
I am a 70 year old, fairly fit male. I had a stent fitted Oct 2013, followed by a balloon in Feb 2014 (both LAD). I carry a GTN spray for occasional use for angina. Diet & exercise routine good - I use my local gym twice a week and cycle. Until 5 weeks ago, I felt on top form. But, whilst on holiday
I am a 70 year old, fairly fit male. I had a stent fitted Oct 2013, followed by a balloon in Feb 2014 (both LAD). I carry a GTN spray for occasional use for angina. Diet & exercise routine good - I use my local gym twice a week and cycle. Until 5 weeks ago, I felt on top form. But, whilst on holiday
heekle
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Arrhythmia Alliance
8 years ago
Joe O'Connell asked "what is oxy dhq ?"
Beware of those who cite Otto Warburg in their opening sentence. Oops! Warburg (1883-1970) was awarded a Nobel Prize in 1931. He believed that cancer was caused by "the replacement of the respiration of oxygen in normal body cells by a fermentation of sugar." [Wiki] This is paraphrased across cancer
Beware of those who cite Otto Warburg in their opening sentence. Oops! Warburg (1883-1970) was awarded a Nobel Prize in 1931. He believed that cancer was caused by "the replacement of the respiration of oxygen in normal body cells by a fermentation of sugar." [Wiki] This is paraphrased across cancer
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 years ago
Is Biceltis (Herceptin) Price going to increase
http://www.telegraphindia.com:8080/1160207/jsp/nation/story_67933.jsp#.VrhrNvl97IU A notification issued by the Central Board of Excise and Customs withdrawing the exemption of basic customs duty on 76 drugs is likely to increase the retail prices of imported versions of these medicines, industry analysts
http://www.telegraphindia.com:8080/1160207/jsp/nation/story_67933.jsp#.VrhrNvl97IU A notification issued by the Central Board of Excise and Customs withdrawing the exemption of basic customs duty on 76 drugs is likely to increase the retail prices of imported versions of these medicines, industry analysts
pritompaul
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Breast Cancer India
9 years ago
GTN spray
Does anyone know if it's a "normal" reaction for heart rate to increase (from 96 to 150) after the GTN spray on the Tilt Table Test? My blood pressure remained the same but I could feel my heart getting faster and I became all hot and sweaty although I did not blackout.
Does anyone know if it's a "normal" reaction for heart rate to increase (from 96 to 150) after the GTN spray on the Tilt Table Test? My blood pressure remained the same but I could feel my heart getting faster and I became all hot and sweaty although I did not blackout.
Jaed
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STARS
9 years ago
Pounding heart prior to faint
I've just been diagnosed with postural hypotension and reflex syncope. Prior to fainting I feel my heart absolutely racing, if I then sit, drink lots water or sometimes just move around it begins to receed but I don't always have warning before blacking out or it comes on too quick. Ive had about 15
I've just been diagnosed with postural hypotension and reflex syncope. Prior to fainting I feel my heart absolutely racing, if I then sit, drink lots water or sometimes just move around it begins to receed but I don't always have warning before blacking out or it comes on too quick. Ive had about 15
Jaed
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STARS
9 years ago
Endoscopy and Angiogram
Hi . I hope everyone is keeping warm . I had an angiogram recently and it came back saying I had a breathing artefact but otherwise ok. But am now being sent for an echocardiogram to ensure I don't have Scleroderma induced Pulmonary Hypertension. Had a Gastro endoscopy yesterday which says I have reflux
Hi . I hope everyone is keeping warm . I had an angiogram recently and it came back saying I had a breathing artefact but otherwise ok. But am now being sent for an echocardiogram to ensure I don't have Scleroderma induced Pulmonary Hypertension. Had a Gastro endoscopy yesterday which says I have reflux
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
9 years ago
And My Story
First off I've never had a full blown MI but I have had the typical pains on numerous occasions, good ones about 12 times, 3 or 4 being serious. My vascular system spasms and shuts off different organs, particularly my heart, luckily my spasms have released before too much damage has been done but my
First off I've never had a full blown MI but I have had the typical pains on numerous occasions, good ones about 12 times, 3 or 4 being serious. My vascular system spasms and shuts off different organs, particularly my heart, luckily my spasms have released before too much damage has been done but my
kel55
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Sudden Cardiac Arrest & Heart Attack
9 years ago
BLOCK IN CAD OF CORONARY ARTERY
ON ANGIOGRAM I WAS DIAGNOSED HAVING 80% BLOCK IN CAD CORONARY ARTERHY about a month back.BUT I AM VERY NORMAL AND NOT NOTICING ANY PAIN OR BREATHING PROBLEM .I AM REGULARLY GOING FOR BRISK WALKING FOR ONE HOUR AND CLIMBING THREE FLOORS THREE TIMES A DAY.I am regularly taking the following tablets for
ON ANGIOGRAM I WAS DIAGNOSED HAVING 80% BLOCK IN CAD CORONARY ARTERHY about a month back.BUT I AM VERY NORMAL AND NOT NOTICING ANY PAIN OR BREATHING PROBLEM .I AM REGULARLY GOING FOR BRISK WALKING FOR ONE HOUR AND CLIMBING THREE FLOORS THREE TIMES A DAY.I am regularly taking the following tablets for
ramvel
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Cholesterol Support
9 years ago
Recent rheumatology appointment
Hi I've been suffering for years with painful joints and muscles extreme tiredness never felt well. Had blood tests in 2003 which were positive for ANA and dsDNA was told wouldn't be lupus as didn't have a facial rash. Was diagnosed with chronic cervical radiculopathy and fibromyalgia. A few years on
Hi I've been suffering for years with painful joints and muscles extreme tiredness never felt well. Had blood tests in 2003 which were positive for ANA and dsDNA was told wouldn't be lupus as didn't have a facial rash. Was diagnosed with chronic cervical radiculopathy and fibromyalgia. A few years on
Leecylou
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LUPUS UK
9 years ago
Heart Arterial Spasms
Just had a diagnosis after asking consultant cardiologist by letter why I had pressure on my chest and why my angiogram only showed 30%/40% narrowing of the left descending coronary artery which at the time I was told that it wasn't serious enough to warrant any operations and most people my age (53)
Just had a diagnosis after asking consultant cardiologist by letter why I had pressure on my chest and why my angiogram only showed 30%/40% narrowing of the left descending coronary artery which at the time I was told that it wasn't serious enough to warrant any operations and most people my age (53)
Bill-K
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Anticoagulation Support
9 years ago
Chest pain.
Hi everyone, was wondering if anyone else has been having problems with their heart, had a heart attack long time ago, due to SLE and APS. Im getting awful chest pain keep having to go a@e, (GPS keeps sending me by ambulance because of ecg , something shows up) had all different types of tests, blood
Hi everyone, was wondering if anyone else has been having problems with their heart, had a heart attack long time ago, due to SLE and APS. Im getting awful chest pain keep having to go a@e, (GPS keeps sending me by ambulance because of ecg , something shows up) had all different types of tests, blood
1963
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LUPUS UK
9 years ago
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