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Heart conditions and jab?
Question who thinks this is related ?? Sibling had an aortic dissection type a and b April this year 6 months after 1st jab, requiring 6 hour open heart operation, thankfully survived! 6 months later parent has aortic dissection type b can’t operate as has COPD told to enjoy every day!!!! Whilst parent
Question who thinks this is related ?? Sibling had an aortic dissection type a and b April this year 6 months after 1st jab, requiring 6 hour open heart operation, thankfully survived! 6 months later parent has aortic dissection type b can’t operate as has COPD told to enjoy every day!!!! Whilst parent
Louiselou13
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AF Association
3 years ago
Home baked gluten free seeded bread.
Hi everyone, Just to go with our polls on sandwiches and fillings especially as todays is our favourite breads. I baked this earlier with white gluten free bread flour I usually use brown but white is lighter and rises better and I'm very pleased with this has risen and baked. Here's the recipe: 350g
Hi everyone, Just to go with our polls on sandwiches and fillings especially as todays is our favourite breads. I baked this earlier with white gluten free bread flour I usually use brown but white is lighter and rises better and I'm very pleased with this has risen and baked. Here's the recipe: 350g
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Healthy Eating
3 years ago
A wearable that soothes & heals at home. Healables device lessens pain & inflammation on the go, personalized for medical & sports/wellness
By Abigail Klein Leichman OCTOBER 20, 2021, 9:30 AM A mild pins-and-needles sensation encircled my forearm as the Healables sleeve was activated from Moshe Lebowitz’s smartphone. The intensity can be dialed up or down with the flick of a finger. I was in the Jerusalem office of Healables, a startup
By Abigail Klein Leichman OCTOBER 20, 2021, 9:30 AM A mild pins-and-needles sensation encircled my forearm as the Healables sleeve was activated from Moshe Lebowitz’s smartphone. The intensity can be dialed up or down with the flick of a finger. I was in the Jerusalem office of Healables, a startup
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LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
3 years ago
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Has anyone heard of this?
Has anyone heard of something called BioWaveGo or a Dr Dominic Hegarty? https://biowavego.co.uk/blog/an-interview-with-dr-dominic-hegarty/ Found the article online earlier when I was looking for something else. Looks like a TENS machine but I’d be interested to see what the rest of you think.
Has anyone heard of something called BioWaveGo or a Dr Dominic Hegarty? https://biowavego.co.uk/blog/an-interview-with-dr-dominic-hegarty/ Found the article online earlier when I was looking for something else. Looks like a TENS machine but I’d be interested to see what the rest of you think.
RHYN
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Pain Concern
3 years ago
Mechanical valve
Has anyone had the vaccines that has APS, Lupus, and a mechanical heart valve and on blood thinners and prednisone? If so, did you have complications? Thank you!
Has anyone had the vaccines that has APS, Lupus, and a mechanical heart valve and on blood thinners and prednisone? If so, did you have complications? Thank you!
hihannula
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
3 years ago
Getting off Verapamil
After 2nd ablation for SVT, I had AFib episodes. Cardiologist said I could take Verapamil and if this did not stop Afib, could add Flecainide. I was told for the SVT ablation blanking period 1 week. I concluded 3 months more appropriate and decided to take 180 mg Verapamil sustained release once/day
After 2nd ablation for SVT, I had AFib episodes. Cardiologist said I could take Verapamil and if this did not stop Afib, could add Flecainide. I was told for the SVT ablation blanking period 1 week. I concluded 3 months more appropriate and decided to take 180 mg Verapamil sustained release once/day
Fabfibber
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AF Association
3 years ago
Anyone have ablation for asymptomatic afib/aflutter?
Hi. I appreciate the great answers and support from my previous question on this forum. I know the main reason for ablation is to eiminate afib, improve QoL and hopefully get off of the meds. This may be a stupid question but are there many people with asymptomatic afib/aflutter and heartrate of 70-
Hi. I appreciate the great answers and support from my previous question on this forum. I know the main reason for ablation is to eiminate afib, improve QoL and hopefully get off of the meds. This may be a stupid question but are there many people with asymptomatic afib/aflutter and heartrate of 70-
nmack
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Full Body Cryotherapy
Anyone have any research or stories about whole body cryotherapy and CLL? I tried a 3 minuet liquid nitrogen cryotherapy today. My thinking was cold supposedly induces DNA repair and I doubt cold could do any real harm. I searched the site but didn’t see anything directly addressing this type of
Anyone have any research or stories about whole body cryotherapy and CLL? I tried a 3 minuet liquid nitrogen cryotherapy today. My thinking was cold supposedly induces DNA repair and I doubt cold could do any real harm. I searched the site but didn’t see anything directly addressing this type of
Rando21
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CLL Support
3 years ago
TENS machines
My husband has RA and suffers from frequent joint pain in his knees, back and sometimes hips. I've heard that tens type machines can be useful to relieve this pain and wondered if anyone had any success with such treatment or has any recommendations for the kind of thing that might be effective? Any
My husband has RA and suffers from frequent joint pain in his knees, back and sometimes hips. I've heard that tens type machines can be useful to relieve this pain and wondered if anyone had any success with such treatment or has any recommendations for the kind of thing that might be effective? Any
Mickey_S
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NRAS
3 years ago
Hubby forgot his pills 🤦♀️🤦♀️
After ablation 3 weeks, high HR last week culminating in cardioversion; he was doing so well with normal HR, sinus rhythm & BP. Then he forgot his pills last night, went into AF overnight, and now has HR of 120. Any suggestions/thoughts will be gratefully received! Our thoughts are to monitor over the
After ablation 3 weeks, high HR last week culminating in cardioversion; he was doing so well with normal HR, sinus rhythm & BP. Then he forgot his pills last night, went into AF overnight, and now has HR of 120. Any suggestions/thoughts will be gratefully received! Our thoughts are to monitor over the
NannyNooNoo
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AF Association
3 years ago
Interesting Article about LU-PSMA-617
https://www.nbcnews.com/
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https://www.nbcnews.com/
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BigTex3
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Heart Failure Diagnosis
Can anyone help? I'm 32 and have been diagnosed with Severe Dilated Cardiomyopathy, and currently undergoing tests to see if I'm eligible for a Heart Transplant. To say i'm coping would be a lie as I can imagine for anyone with this news it's really hard to get my head around and i'm struggling not only
Can anyone help? I'm 32 and have been diagnosed with Severe Dilated Cardiomyopathy, and currently undergoing tests to see if I'm eligible for a Heart Transplant. To say i'm coping would be a lie as I can imagine for anyone with this news it's really hard to get my head around and i'm struggling not only
LukeBarnes88
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Tachycardia and PACS 14 months post ablation.
Hi, I have had a good run of 14 months post-ablation for PAF, now I am starting to have frequent bouts of tachycardia and PACS, my EP has told me to take 2.5mg nebivolol and 150mg flecainide when necessary, (he is not aware of recent frequency) as these are becoming more frequent I am wondering if I
Hi, I have had a good run of 14 months post-ablation for PAF, now I am starting to have frequent bouts of tachycardia and PACS, my EP has told me to take 2.5mg nebivolol and 150mg flecainide when necessary, (he is not aware of recent frequency) as these are becoming more frequent I am wondering if I
Jo-hannah
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AF Association
3 years ago
Interesting experimental treatment
https://www.nbcnews.com/
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https://www.nbcnews.com/
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Prostate Cancer Network
3 years ago
Have an Angiogram Booked Yikes!
So I'm a 44yr old female in Wales who had been referred to the Cardiology Dept in Cardiff due to non-specific chest pain and multiple palpitations regularly. My father needed a triple heart bypass surgery age 52 and sadly died of a heart attack age 60. He smoked for decades until he stopped age 52 and
So I'm a 44yr old female in Wales who had been referred to the Cardiology Dept in Cardiff due to non-specific chest pain and multiple palpitations regularly. My father needed a triple heart bypass surgery age 52 and sadly died of a heart attack age 60. He smoked for decades until he stopped age 52 and
simplysal
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
London NHS recommendations for treating arrhythmias
I have just moved to London & have ongoing heart arrhythmias that I’d like medical advice on. I wondered I’d anyone could kindly give me advice on the best NHS centre to be referred to in London? I was diagnosed with paroxysmal long RP atrial tachycardia in 2019 and I’m now 53 years old. I am currently
I have just moved to London & have ongoing heart arrhythmias that I’d like medical advice on. I wondered I’d anyone could kindly give me advice on the best NHS centre to be referred to in London? I was diagnosed with paroxysmal long RP atrial tachycardia in 2019 and I’m now 53 years old. I am currently
HowMyHeartSings
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Arrhythmia Alliance
3 years ago
Update on hubby
As some of you know my husband, Geoff ,was rushed into hospital on the 4th and a traumatic 20 hours followed (please see previous post). Since then he seems to have received excellent treatment, numerous tests done and treatments given, despite staff shortages on the wards . Geoff was sent home on
As some of you know my husband, Geoff ,was rushed into hospital on the 4th and a traumatic 20 hours followed (please see previous post). Since then he seems to have received excellent treatment, numerous tests done and treatments given, despite staff shortages on the wards . Geoff was sent home on
Thepainterswife
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
AF and heat patches
Hi everyone, is it ok to use deep heat patches. I have really hurt my neck today, been to hospital and they said I have hurt the large muscles in my neck.I have always got a bad neck and a.ways rub with deep heat cream. My question is could I try the deep heat pads. Would they cause any problems with
Hi everyone, is it ok to use deep heat patches. I have really hurt my neck today, been to hospital and they said I have hurt the large muscles in my neck.I have always got a bad neck and a.ways rub with deep heat cream. My question is could I try the deep heat pads. Would they cause any problems with
Gillybean123
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AF Association
3 years ago
Update on Ablations
Hi all Not posted for 6 months or more, had my Ablation just under 3 years ago, my 3rd one, about a year ago i thought i was back in AF but had ECG and Doctor said no its a bit of flutter and upped my Sotalol from 40 mg a day to 80 mg , and Heart was back to normal so cut back down to 40mg, was sent
Hi all Not posted for 6 months or more, had my Ablation just under 3 years ago, my 3rd one, about a year ago i thought i was back in AF but had ECG and Doctor said no its a bit of flutter and upped my Sotalol from 40 mg a day to 80 mg , and Heart was back to normal so cut back down to 40mg, was sent
higgy52
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Post operative delirium
I am new to the group and see how supportive it is. I think this is especially important at a time when many NHS hospitals, like mine in North London, are unable to provide a face to face cardiac rehabilitation service because their rooms have been repurposed. I was diagnosed with heart failure earlier
I am new to the group and see how supportive it is. I think this is especially important at a time when many NHS hospitals, like mine in North London, are unable to provide a face to face cardiac rehabilitation service because their rooms have been repurposed. I was diagnosed with heart failure earlier
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
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