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Now prescribed Amiodarone
Just seen my cardiologist today who has now prescribed Amiodarone. He did discuss AV node ablation but wanted to try this medication first, I took Flecainide for 20+ years and then Sotalol in the last year. Having had a TIA at the end of August as a consequence of my AF I am now on Apixabam and my cardiologist
Just seen my cardiologist today who has now prescribed Amiodarone. He did discuss AV node ablation but wanted to try this medication first, I took Flecainide for 20+ years and then Sotalol in the last year. Having had a TIA at the end of August as a consequence of my AF I am now on Apixabam and my cardiologist
Harfly
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
8 years ago
Little introduction!
Hello all! I just wanted to introduce myself, as I'm newly diagnosed with Endometriosis, and ovarian cysts. I had a laparoscopy on Monday to get a conclusive picture, and they carried out a cyst and ovary removal. Anyway- I consider myself incredibly lucky so far, as my first GP appointment was only
Hello all! I just wanted to introduce myself, as I'm newly diagnosed with Endometriosis, and ovarian cysts. I had a laparoscopy on Monday to get a conclusive picture, and they carried out a cyst and ovary removal. Anyway- I consider myself incredibly lucky so far, as my first GP appointment was only
Smizen83
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Endometriosis UK
8 years ago
AV node ablation
I have been fitted with a bi- ventricular pacemaker and now about to see my EP to have an AV node ablation. Very concerned about how I will feel and operate afterwards. Will I still feel the AF.any advice would be much appreciated. My general health is very good but the AF always causes me to end up
I have been fitted with a bi- ventricular pacemaker and now about to see my EP to have an AV node ablation. Very concerned about how I will feel and operate afterwards. Will I still feel the AF.any advice would be much appreciated. My general health is very good but the AF always causes me to end up
Teignfisher
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AF Association
8 years ago
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Checking back in to report on this crazy ride...
Hi friends. I haven't been on these boards for awhile because I've been dealing with other health issues, but I thought I'd check back in and report on my progress and new developments. I was diagnosed in January as a stage 2 PBC. I have an immune deficiency called Common Variable Immune Deficiency due
Hi friends. I haven't been on these boards for awhile because I've been dealing with other health issues, but I thought I'd check back in and report on my progress and new developments. I was diagnosed in January as a stage 2 PBC. I have an immune deficiency called Common Variable Immune Deficiency due
JennyCville
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PBC Foundation
8 years ago
Newly diagnosed cirrhosis
Hi guys, My dad (63 years old) has recently been diagnosed with cirrhosis. He has been in the hospital for 30 plus days and now he has ascites (tap done today), HE (started yyesterda- only one dose of lactulose given) and failing kidneys. He is stable enough for dialysis. And will be starting
Hi guys, My dad (63 years old) has recently been diagnosed with cirrhosis. He has been in the hospital for 30 plus days and now he has ascites (tap done today), HE (started yyesterda- only one dose of lactulose given) and failing kidneys. He is stable enough for dialysis. And will be starting
Ak1989
in
British Liver Trust
8 years ago
AV Node Ablation
Well folks I'm back! So after nearly 5 years of AF, AFlutter, Bradycardia and Tachycardia as well as a Pacemaker insertion, 2 RF Ablations and 1 Cardioversion, as well as a stroke and a TIA including 4 stents. I am pleased to say it is ten days since the AV node ablation. I can say that is the best
Well folks I'm back! So after nearly 5 years of AF, AFlutter, Bradycardia and Tachycardia as well as a Pacemaker insertion, 2 RF Ablations and 1 Cardioversion, as well as a stroke and a TIA including 4 stents. I am pleased to say it is ten days since the AV node ablation. I can say that is the best
tibetan36
in
AF Association
8 years ago
Endo after menopause and HRT
Hi All I'm new here :-) Although I've been using this website since being diagnosed for information purposes, this is my first post. I'm just looking for some advice really. I had my womb taken away 8 years ago (when I was 30 - now 38) due to cancerous cells and then 2 years ago I started with pain in
Hi All I'm new here :-) Although I've been using this website since being diagnosed for information purposes, this is my first post. I'm just looking for some advice really. I had my womb taken away 8 years ago (when I was 30 - now 38) due to cancerous cells and then 2 years ago I started with pain in
SuChev
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Endometriosis UK
8 years ago
I'm still here
That title has more than one meaning now that I think about it. First it means I'm still alive. I survived gallbladder removal surgery, which went well and from which I'm still recovering. It also means I'm still here following this community and still having a few issues with B12. I feel as if the latest
That title has more than one meaning now that I think about it. First it means I'm still alive. I survived gallbladder removal surgery, which went well and from which I'm still recovering. It also means I'm still here following this community and still having a few issues with B12. I feel as if the latest
Galixie
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
8 years ago
Porcelain Gallbladder
Hi all. I've done the stupid thing of googling and now I'm concerned. My surgeon told me that my cholecystectomy was very challenging and that the gallbladder had, in effect, died and had become very hard. I see him again on the 31st October when I will get the lab results. He didn't mention a porcelain
Hi all. I've done the stupid thing of googling and now I'm concerned. My surgeon told me that my cholecystectomy was very challenging and that the gallbladder had, in effect, died and had become very hard. I see him again on the 31st October when I will get the lab results. He didn't mention a porcelain
SarahP63
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British Liver Trust
8 years ago
Av node ablation pacemaker
hi all Had my ep appointment on Friday prof schilling called to an emergency so saw registrar after discussing various options he suggested an av node ablation unless when he speaks with prof prof decides he has a burning desire to try another ablation I'm scared it seems so final have other people had
hi all Had my ep appointment on Friday prof schilling called to an emergency so saw registrar after discussing various options he suggested an av node ablation unless when he speaks with prof prof decides he has a burning desire to try another ablation I'm scared it seems so final have other people had
Ppyork
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AF Association
8 years ago
Lymphedema Pain
I have Lymphedema in both legs for two years as a result of
Lymph
node
removal
having had cancer! I seem to have the swelling down due to wearing compressions tights every day however, Almost every night I am kept awake with uncomfortable legs sometimes pain!
I have Lymphedema in both legs for two years as a result of
Lymph
node
removal
having had cancer! I seem to have the swelling down due to wearing compressions tights every day however, Almost every night I am kept awake with uncomfortable legs sometimes pain!
Perce74
in
LSN
8 years ago
Chest pain and recurring AF
Just had an outpatient appointment today after several weeks of experienceing palpitations and chest pain. the consultant has referred me to John Radcliffe hospital for an ablation or av node ablation not sure of consequence, already have had an ablation and pace maker fitted for blackouts which have
Just had an outpatient appointment today after several weeks of experienceing palpitations and chest pain. the consultant has referred me to John Radcliffe hospital for an ablation or av node ablation not sure of consequence, already have had an ablation and pace maker fitted for blackouts which have
Johnw
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AF Association
8 years ago
High ALP after gallbladder removal
Hi all, Just joined and first post:) have lots of medical history (portal hypertension, splenectomy, down to one kidney) but most recent issue is my ALP levels are hovering about 300...ALT slightly raised....I had my gallbladder removed (stones) 18 months ago - ALP and ALT s were sky high before then
Hi all, Just joined and first post:) have lots of medical history (portal hypertension, splenectomy, down to one kidney) but most recent issue is my ALP levels are hovering about 300...ALT slightly raised....I had my gallbladder removed (stones) 18 months ago - ALP and ALT s were sky high before then
Gemmaswann
in
British Liver Trust
8 years ago
Hysteroscopy,Polypectomy and Mirena Insertion
Hello, I started having problems in my lower abdomen in April and I visited the gynecologist and she suspected endometriosis since my periods were pretty heavy and painful. She referred me to a specialist and she discovered that I had a polyp in uterus. On Tuesday morning I went in for hysteroscopy
Hello, I started having problems in my lower abdomen in April and I visited the gynecologist and she suspected endometriosis since my periods were pretty heavy and painful. She referred me to a specialist and she discovered that I had a polyp in uterus. On Tuesday morning I went in for hysteroscopy
Fah1234
in
Endometriosis UK
8 years ago
So lucky
I want to begin by saying YOU ARE ALL AMAZING. I am in awe of your strength, your courage and your compassion. To be so generous and show such empathy when you are going through bad times brings tears to my eyes. It may sound weird but I am honoured to have touched the edges of your community. And that's
I want to begin by saying YOU ARE ALL AMAZING. I am in awe of your strength, your courage and your compassion. To be so generous and show such empathy when you are going through bad times brings tears to my eyes. It may sound weird but I am honoured to have touched the edges of your community. And that's
Donut_in_my_hand
in
My Ovacome
8 years ago
Hysterectomy and ovary removal
Hi all I am a newbie, having a vertical incision hysterectomy due to very large fibroid crushing my kidneys and gallbladder removed 26/10/16. Have to make a decision whether to remove or keep ovaries. Have a passed history of cysts on ovaries and had previous fibroid removed 2011. Want them removed
Hi all I am a newbie, having a vertical incision hysterectomy due to very large fibroid crushing my kidneys and gallbladder removed 26/10/16. Have to make a decision whether to remove or keep ovaries. Have a passed history of cysts on ovaries and had previous fibroid removed 2011. Want them removed
Gremlin16
in
Healthy Happy Woman
8 years ago
I'm new here - Advice appreciated about hysterectomy vs. ovary removal and NHS vs. private care
I have been suffering from severe endometriosis for many years, but in November 2015, I began having severe pain due to an endometrioma on my left ovary and fallopian tube. I had a laparoscopy in February when the endometrioma was drained and adhesions removed. Three to four weeks after surgery the pain
I have been suffering from severe endometriosis for many years, but in November 2015, I began having severe pain due to an endometrioma on my left ovary and fallopian tube. I had a laparoscopy in February when the endometrioma was drained and adhesions removed. Three to four weeks after surgery the pain
stacynicole
in
Endometriosis UK
8 years ago
A new journey begins
Just had first bowel prep ready for my 3rd op tomorrow Diagnosed in march 15 endo on uterosacral ligaments and ureter and behind uterus??? And adenomyosis Hysterectomy in july15 for adenomyosis Now oophorectomy and hunting down missed endo, thankfully with a bsge specialist centre thus time, Please
Just had first bowel prep ready for my 3rd op tomorrow Diagnosed in march 15 endo on uterosacral ligaments and ureter and behind uterus??? And adenomyosis Hysterectomy in july15 for adenomyosis Now oophorectomy and hunting down missed endo, thankfully with a bsge specialist centre thus time, Please
Tboag
in
Endometriosis UK
8 years ago
Laparoskopijom bilateral salpingo oopherectomy recovery tips please
Hi I am new here I just wanted to see if anybody has few helpful hints. I had cyst on both ovaries it was very painful so the Dr recommended a removal of both ovaries and one Fallopian tube. The other one was removed 30 years ago due to tubal pregnancy. I had the surgery on Friday ,was released the same
Hi I am new here I just wanted to see if anybody has few helpful hints. I had cyst on both ovaries it was very painful so the Dr recommended a removal of both ovaries and one Fallopian tube. The other one was removed 30 years ago due to tubal pregnancy. I had the surgery on Friday ,was released the same
Juliannak
in
My Ovacome
8 years ago
Having a good day
Not feeling to bad today True what some of you ladies have said about having good days and bad Rested alot yesterday and i think that has helped. Just cant seem to help myself when it comes to getting involved with the cooking etc learnt not to lift anything heavy up tho. Stomach still feels very much
Not feeling to bad today True what some of you ladies have said about having good days and bad Rested alot yesterday and i think that has helped. Just cant seem to help myself when it comes to getting involved with the cooking etc learnt not to lift anything heavy up tho. Stomach still feels very much
Broderskim39
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Healthy Happy Woman
8 years ago
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