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Running Heart Rates 6 months post Nstemi & 4xCABG
Hi all , just looking for others experiences with heart rates while running /exercising. I’ve always had a high working heart rate (cycling , running , a lifetime of other sports) . I’l did the level 3 cardiac rehab 6 week course a few months back , found it extremely easy and not really tailored to
Hi all , just looking for others experiences with heart rates while running /exercising. I’ve always had a high working heart rate (cycling , running , a lifetime of other sports) . I’l did the level 3 cardiac rehab 6 week course a few months back , found it extremely easy and not really tailored to
DWizza
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British Heart Foundation
7 months ago
SHOULDER ISSUE
HiI was diagnosed some time ago with a shoulder impingement. Xray showed this and I was told I would need surgery. Has anybody got this problem and any advice as I don't really want to have shoulder surgery.
HiI was diagnosed some time ago with a shoulder impingement. Xray showed this and I was told I would need surgery. Has anybody got this problem and any advice as I don't really want to have shoulder surgery.
AuntyJean15
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Arthritis Action
7 months ago
weight issues
Hi Guys, hope you are well. I hade my surgery in Oct 2022 but to go ahead with IVF I need to lose 7kgs. I would like to mention I have been going to the gym consistently but I have lost inches instead of weight. For example, I went from size 18 to 12 but my weight hasn’t changed. I rescheduled my
Hi Guys, hope you are well. I hade my surgery in Oct 2022 but to go ahead with IVF I need to lose 7kgs. I would like to mention I have been going to the gym consistently but I have lost inches instead of weight. For example, I went from size 18 to 12 but my weight hasn’t changed. I rescheduled my
FMohammed
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Fertility Network UK
7 months ago
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INSECT BITE OVERREACTION Could this trigger lupus or lupus like reaction?
I felt rotten for a couple of days. Then woke up the third day with a really big blistery looking bite on my right thumb. It looked really inflamed and had a sort of paler ring around it and around that there was a rectangle of inflammation spread round thumb and to the base. As the day wore on,more
I felt rotten for a couple of days. Then woke up the third day with a really big blistery looking bite on my right thumb. It looked really inflamed and had a sort of paler ring around it and around that there was a rectangle of inflammation spread round thumb and to the base. As the day wore on,more
Mmef1304
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LUPUS UK
7 months ago
Introduction and Thanks
First of all I would like to introduce myself. My name is Roy and I am 78 and although I am English I now live in Adelaide, Australia.. Up until the last year or two I have had a good health run ( I realise how lucky I am ) until the dreaded PMR struck. After diagnosing myself, thanks to Dr Google, and
First of all I would like to introduce myself. My name is Roy and I am 78 and although I am English I now live in Adelaide, Australia.. Up until the last year or two I have had a good health run ( I realise how lucky I am ) until the dreaded PMR struck. After diagnosing myself, thanks to Dr Google, and
Willpower1945
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PMRGCAuk
7 months ago
Pouch of Douglas
Has anybody had pod involvement and had success with surgery?
Has anybody had pod involvement and had success with surgery?
Hopeful112
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Endometriosis UK
7 months ago
heart attack and stent fitted and never saw it coming
hi - I had a heart attack and stent fitted last week. The NHS hospital experience was excellent but I have so many questions and paranoid it might happen again and I might not be so lucky next time. The hospital said they would offer me a rehab programme and therapy but not sure when that offer will
hi - I had a heart attack and stent fitted last week. The NHS hospital experience was excellent but I have so many questions and paranoid it might happen again and I might not be so lucky next time. The hospital said they would offer me a rehab programme and therapy but not sure when that offer will
30min-ambition
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British Heart Foundation
7 months ago
Graves disease and Pregnancy
Hi guys, so I was diagnosed with graves disease causing hyperthyroidism and celiac disease in June last year. I have been on 40mg carbimazole per day and 80mg propanalol per day since. I had a consultation with my endocrinologist yesterday, she has now reduced my dose to 30mg carbimazole per day. I expressed
Hi guys, so I was diagnosed with graves disease causing hyperthyroidism and celiac disease in June last year. I have been on 40mg carbimazole per day and 80mg propanalol per day since. I had a consultation with my endocrinologist yesterday, she has now reduced my dose to 30mg carbimazole per day. I expressed
Candice197
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Thyroid UK
7 months ago
Long term Effects of radiation
I had salvage radiation in 2014 after failed RP surgery in 2013 at age 69 for Gleason 9 PCa. I’ve also had radiation of pelvic lymph nodes in 2015 , right femur in 2017, and a rib and clavicle in 2018. A few years ago incontinence developed. I tried clamp, sling and AUS. The latter caused sepsis
I had salvage radiation in 2014 after failed RP surgery in 2013 at age 69 for Gleason 9 PCa. I’ve also had radiation of pelvic lymph nodes in 2015 , right femur in 2017, and a rib and clavicle in 2018. A few years ago incontinence developed. I tried clamp, sling and AUS. The latter caused sepsis
Break60
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
wtf is this
I’m in so much pain these days and waiting to see the GI doctor to have a colonoscopy and a endoscopy done at the same time . Unfortunately Kaiser is such an amazing hospital that I can’t be seen till mid march since they have to make a bigger time slot for me to have both procedures at once. So he is
I’m in so much pain these days and waiting to see the GI doctor to have a colonoscopy and a endoscopy done at the same time . Unfortunately Kaiser is such an amazing hospital that I can’t be seen till mid march since they have to make a bigger time slot for me to have both procedures at once. So he is
Imsosickandtired
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Crohn's and Colitis Support
7 months ago
perimenopause, hormones & RA flare..
just here for a moan really.. feel like Ivd been hit by a truck last few days, pain everywhere, immense fatigue, then not sleeping.. I’m now 46, and been diagnosed with RA about 16 months ago.. currently on Leflunomide but is not really working, but having done 12 months on MTX which affected my MH
just here for a moan really.. feel like Ivd been hit by a truck last few days, pain everywhere, immense fatigue, then not sleeping.. I’m now 46, and been diagnosed with RA about 16 months ago.. currently on Leflunomide but is not really working, but having done 12 months on MTX which affected my MH
Sapphire1701
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NRAS
7 months ago
Feeling defeated
Went for my 2nd round of IVF changed clinic as my first round due to a cancer scare onli took eggs from 1 overy 3 good eggs collected one made it to transfer got bpf then miss carried at 6 weeks so ready to try again after an awful experience the 1st time. I went for viability scans to see if there was
Went for my 2nd round of IVF changed clinic as my first round due to a cancer scare onli took eggs from 1 overy 3 good eggs collected one made it to transfer got bpf then miss carried at 6 weeks so ready to try again after an awful experience the 1st time. I went for viability scans to see if there was
Rookery17
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Fertility Network UK
7 months ago
Dissected Aorta Type A
Hello, my father is a 78 year old man who has recently been diagnosed with a dissected aorta type A. He had quadruple heart bypass 11 years ago. In October 2023 he stopped taking his Furosemide- a stupid thing to do as it started off a rollercoaster of health problems, now resulting in this diagnosis
Hello, my father is a 78 year old man who has recently been diagnosed with a dissected aorta type A. He had quadruple heart bypass 11 years ago. In October 2023 he stopped taking his Furosemide- a stupid thing to do as it started off a rollercoaster of health problems, now resulting in this diagnosis
Kbpm
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British Heart Foundation
7 months ago
Hip replacement.
I have surgery booked for my right hip booked for 1st March. I'm having a dual mobility prosthesis as I have had lumbar surgery and I also have scoliosis and so am at greater risk of dislocation. Has anyone else had this, and did you have spinal or general anaesthetic when you have spinal problems.
I have surgery booked for my right hip booked for 1st March. I'm having a dual mobility prosthesis as I have had lumbar surgery and I also have scoliosis and so am at greater risk of dislocation. Has anyone else had this, and did you have spinal or general anaesthetic when you have spinal problems.
Sherlock11
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Osteoarthritis Action
7 months ago
What should I do - follow-ups not feeling thorough
Hi everyone, before I start my question I want to send out love to everyone on here and I really wish being well for everyone. I wish there wasn’t a load of experts on here because it means we are all in this. I was diagnosed in 2022 - they thought they would find ovarian but they were surprised to
Hi everyone, before I start my question I want to send out love to everyone on here and I really wish being well for everyone. I wish there wasn’t a load of experts on here because it means we are all in this. I was diagnosed in 2022 - they thought they would find ovarian but they were surprised to
OrdinarySoul
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My Ovacome
7 months ago
Low heart rate
12 days ago my husband had a log hit him in the shin whilst splitting logs. At the time it came up like a tennis ball but other than that didn’t think too much of it. The swelling has gone down but he is getting pain in his leg. Not the leg they harvested from for his CABG x5). Eventually we decided
12 days ago my husband had a log hit him in the shin whilst splitting logs. At the time it came up like a tennis ball but other than that didn’t think too much of it. The swelling has gone down but he is getting pain in his leg. Not the leg they harvested from for his CABG x5). Eventually we decided
Seal59
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British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
The dark curtain
Well I'm here in Addenbrookes Hospital. My asthma turned out to be Aortic valve trouble. Currently a human pin cushion awaiting my golden ticket to "Royal Papworth". I'm keen to not be labeled by this and live a different but better life after I pass through the dark curtain of surgery. I'm trying
Well I'm here in Addenbrookes Hospital. My asthma turned out to be Aortic valve trouble. Currently a human pin cushion awaiting my golden ticket to "Royal Papworth". I'm keen to not be labeled by this and live a different but better life after I pass through the dark curtain of surgery. I'm trying
Anewlife62
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Heart Valve Voice
7 months ago
It's been eight months since I found out I will need a transplant
I made a post about eight months ago titled, "Just found out I need a kidney transplant" soon after I got the news. I was mostly worried at the time about whether my mom would be able to be my donor and who would take care of me/us after the surgery. I can now report, my mom cannot be my donor, and I
I made a post about eight months ago titled, "Just found out I need a kidney transplant" soon after I got the news. I was mostly worried at the time about whether my mom would be able to be my donor and who would take care of me/us after the surgery. I can now report, my mom cannot be my donor, and I
Spaghetto
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Kidney Transplant
7 months ago
Out of town prostatectomy
For those that have had a prostatectomy out of state, who did most of the follow-up? Did you have a local urologist too? I suspect a local urologist would be hesitant to follow up on a patient whom had his surgery done by someone else.
For those that have had a prostatectomy out of state, who did most of the follow-up? Did you have a local urologist too? I suspect a local urologist would be hesitant to follow up on a patient whom had his surgery done by someone else.
Starr15
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Prostate Cancer Network
7 months ago
hip surgery
i have damaged my right hip favoring my left “Parkinson’s” side. I have a labral tear and a cyst in addition to a rough and worn bone structure. I see a hip specialist in a couple weeks and will likely have surgery. Who here has had hip surgery on your “good” side?
i have damaged my right hip favoring my left “Parkinson’s” side. I have a labral tear and a cyst in addition to a rough and worn bone structure. I see a hip specialist in a couple weeks and will likely have surgery. Who here has had hip surgery on your “good” side?
Manypony
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Cure Parkinson's
7 months ago
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