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ADAA Live Webinar: After Birth - Navigating the Stress and Anxiety of Pregnancy and Postpartum
Join our expert panel for a free interactive live fire side chat in honor of
Mental
Health
Awareness Month to discuss the emotional rollercoaster accompanying pregnancy and postpartum.
Join our expert panel for a free interactive live fire side chat in honor of
Mental
Health
Awareness Month to discuss the emotional rollercoaster accompanying pregnancy and postpartum.
ADAATeamRachel
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PTSD Support
1 year ago
Regular alternate irregular heartbeats, .75 sec then 1 sec continuous- is this AF or some variation?
Noticed this morning when getting ready for a group bike ride, that I had an arrhythmia - I was slightly breathless as I rushed around getting my kit together. As always, a quick check of the pulse shows my pulse is fast and irregular. Whip out the 1 lead Kardia and first off it says possible AF @ HR
Noticed this morning when getting ready for a group bike ride, that I had an arrhythmia - I was slightly breathless as I rushed around getting my kit together. As always, a quick check of the pulse shows my pulse is fast and irregular. Whip out the 1 lead Kardia and first off it says possible AF @ HR
Speed
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AF Association
10 months ago
My Mom needs heart surgery & I'm a terrified, 47 yr old baby
I feel so selfish. My MOM is the one who needs her aortic valve replaced, not me. But here I am, terrified of the upcoming surgery. Terrified of how terrified I'll be. Why can't I reframe my thinking? Why can't I look at this as this will save her?! Quick background: I'm 47, female, never married, no
I feel so selfish. My MOM is the one who needs her aortic valve replaced, not me. But here I am, terrified of the upcoming surgery. Terrified of how terrified I'll be. Why can't I reframe my thinking? Why can't I look at this as this will save her?! Quick background: I'm 47, female, never married, no
Figgins42
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Anxiety and Depression Support
10 months ago
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did it
I actually spoke about my depression properly to
mental
health
professional and she took notes. She said she has to refer to consultant to see if I need hormones HRT or medication or talk therapies
I actually spoke about my depression properly to
mental
health
professional and she took notes. She said she has to refer to consultant to see if I need hormones HRT or medication or talk therapies
Hidden
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Mental Health Support
1 year ago
Clinical trial - Recorded hypnosis or relaxation reduced cancer pain and anxiety. Hypnosis also improved fatigue and sleep.
Hypnosis and relaxation interventions for chronic pain management in cancer survivors: a randomized controlled trial Linda H. Eaton, Min Kyeong Jang, Mark P. Jensen, Kenneth C. Pike, Margaret M. Heitkemper & Ardith Z. Doorenbos Supportive Care in Cancer volume 31, Article number: 50 (2023) Cite this
Hypnosis and relaxation interventions for chronic pain management in cancer survivors: a randomized controlled trial Linda H. Eaton, Min Kyeong Jang, Mark P. Jensen, Kenneth C. Pike, Margaret M. Heitkemper & Ardith Z. Doorenbos Supportive Care in Cancer volume 31, Article number: 50 (2023) Cite this
Graham49
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Fight Prostate Cancer
9 months ago
Insurance Denials for Treatment
Does anyone have experience with their insurance denying IOP or PHP treatment for
mental
health
? We’ve done the peer review process and that was denied. Now I’m doing a member appeals process but that can take 30 days.
Does anyone have experience with their insurance denying IOP or PHP treatment for
mental
health
? We’ve done the peer review process and that was denied. Now I’m doing a member appeals process but that can take 30 days.
amychris
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Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) Support
1 year ago
Tapentadol
On 8th August this year, 2023, I had open heart surgery for the third time to replace my mitral valve. It was a tricky operation because of all the old scarring and I was worried I wouldn't make it, but I did. It worked really well and for two days I was riding high! However, on the third morning I
On 8th August this year, 2023, I had open heart surgery for the third time to replace my mitral valve. It was a tricky operation because of all the old scarring and I was worried I wouldn't make it, but I did. It worked really well and for two days I was riding high! However, on the third morning I
Nickibmibile
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Anxiety and Depression Support
10 months ago
Mouth thrush
Does anyone else suffer from thrush in the mouth, due to taking antibiotics. I think l may have it as my tongue is coated in white and l have lost a lot of my sense of taste. I have just started taking colomycin in Nebuliser for pseudomonas infection.
Does anyone else suffer from thrush in the mouth, due to taking antibiotics. I think l may have it as my tongue is coated in white and l have lost a lot of my sense of taste. I have just started taking colomycin in Nebuliser for pseudomonas infection.
falcon68
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 year ago
LOOK 👀🤯Compass Pathways Psilocybin Clinical Trial Ongoing Right NOW🍄
The research is being funded by UK-based company Compass Pathways, which is hoping to develop its own proprietary form of synthetic psilocybin as a treatment for depression and other
mental
health
conditions.
The research is being funded by UK-based company Compass Pathways, which is hoping to develop its own proprietary form of synthetic psilocybin as a treatment for depression and other
mental
health
conditions.
LifeIsThePitts
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Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
Taking a Walk... BUT...Taking a Walk...
That's it... we could all practice bits of this at home, and in the garden maybe before we head out into the big, wide world... but, if we wish, this could be a great way to just use, an exercise that we all do at some time to impact our physical and
mental
health
, even more:) Okay... maybe if anyone
That's it... we could all practice bits of this at home, and in the garden maybe before we head out into the big, wide world... but, if we wish, this could be a great way to just use, an exercise that we all do at some time to impact our physical and
mental
health
, even more:) Okay... maybe if anyone
Oldfloss
Administrator
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Strength & Flex
1 month ago
Not sure what's wrong.
I don’t know if I am feeling this way due to my mood but I honestly feel like my
mental
health
has been affected due to the physical problems I am experiencing. I don’t know if it’s down to the recent medication but I’ve lost my appetite somewhat too. 17th January 2024 – update.
I don’t know if I am feeling this way due to my mood but I honestly feel like my
mental
health
has been affected due to the physical problems I am experiencing. I don’t know if it’s down to the recent medication but I’ve lost my appetite somewhat too. 17th January 2024 – update.
JayseUK
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British Heart Foundation
7 months ago
medication after open heart surgery
is there anyone on this site who has had a heart valve replacement and is now using biologic meds to control their ra? If so, I’d love to hear your experience. I was born with a bicuspid aortic valve which needed replacing in June (an event hastened by a toxic reaction to leflunomide). I’ve had an Inspiris
is there anyone on this site who has had a heart valve replacement and is now using biologic meds to control their ra? If so, I’d love to hear your experience. I was born with a bicuspid aortic valve which needed replacing in June (an event hastened by a toxic reaction to leflunomide). I’ve had an Inspiris
Emye343
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NRAS
10 months ago
Hospital Query
Hello all, I’m awaiting heart surgery to repair a leaky mitral valve (mitral valve regurgitation) at the Freeman Hospital in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. I’d be interested and grateful to hear from anyone who has had this type of heart surgery at the Freeman Hospital. Please don’t give details such as
Hello all, I’m awaiting heart surgery to repair a leaky mitral valve (mitral valve regurgitation) at the Freeman Hospital in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. I’d be interested and grateful to hear from anyone who has had this type of heart surgery at the Freeman Hospital. Please don’t give details such as
Reggaelover
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British Heart Foundation
10 months ago
Toxic relationship
dad listen to the call and it was shocking how she was talking to me it was awful .Just don't get how a girl can be so nasty so belittling him make him say sorry for what demanding he bikes to hers at 11.30 at nite .She is not welcome in our house and never will be .It is causing a problem with his
mental
dad listen to the call and it was shocking how she was talking to me it was awful .Just don't get how a girl can be so nasty so belittling him make him say sorry for what demanding he bikes to hers at 11.30 at nite .She is not welcome in our house and never will be .It is causing a problem with his
mental
Hotpinkmum
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Ask Norfolk Parents
1 year ago
Metoprolol as rate reducer with no affect on rhythm....
So after my last Holter showed 8500 episodes of SVT (Atrial Tachycardia) in 14 days, with a 19% burden of Atrial Ectopy and 11% burden of tachycardia, my EP recommended an echo (which was normal, thankfully), starting Metoprolol, and Eliquis, while I wait for another ablation. I have tried, and failed
So after my last Holter showed 8500 episodes of SVT (Atrial Tachycardia) in 14 days, with a 19% burden of Atrial Ectopy and 11% burden of tachycardia, my EP recommended an echo (which was normal, thankfully), starting Metoprolol, and Eliquis, while I wait for another ablation. I have tried, and failed
MeganMN
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AF Association
10 months ago
BUPRENORPHINE
This is my story: I am 74 and have had RLS since I had a Cervical Fusion in 1984. I took different medications until I went into augmentation from pramipexole 3 years ago. Then all hell broke loose. For the past two years I would walk all night because I could not sit. I used my stationary bike
This is my story: I am 74 and have had RLS since I had a Cervical Fusion in 1984. I took different medications until I went into augmentation from pramipexole 3 years ago. Then all hell broke loose. For the past two years I would walk all night because I could not sit. I used my stationary bike
Josana13
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
11 months ago
Quivering sensations
I hope you are all wellMy question : Has anyone experienced episodic "quivering" sensations that are very brief, 10 seconds or so? I've had something similar before, several years ago and wore a Zio patch for 2 weeks but never picked up any A-fib only PACs and PVCs. I am now 67 year old dx with paroxsymal
I hope you are all wellMy question : Has anyone experienced episodic "quivering" sensations that are very brief, 10 seconds or so? I've had something similar before, several years ago and wore a Zio patch for 2 weeks but never picked up any A-fib only PACs and PVCs. I am now 67 year old dx with paroxsymal
Aegean56
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AF Association
10 months ago
Barrigel and markers
This Wednesday I am scheduled to have barrigel and markers. Doctor told me to take two extra strength Tylenol an hour before the procedure as well as one Valium. Also, antibiotics. Is the one Valium enough to calm me down as I am pretty anxious about the procedure? Has anyone else who has had these?
This Wednesday I am scheduled to have barrigel and markers. Doctor told me to take two extra strength Tylenol an hour before the procedure as well as one Valium. Also, antibiotics. Is the one Valium enough to calm me down as I am pretty anxious about the procedure? Has anyone else who has had these?
SilverSeppi
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
Open heart surgery
After my cardiology review midweek I’m being booked in for an angiogram and it’s been suggested I will be considered for an aortic valve replacement in the next couple of months. It seems the fact I get breathless on exertion and my valve is only 25% of the diameter it should be puts me close to the
After my cardiology review midweek I’m being booked in for an angiogram and it’s been suggested I will be considered for an aortic valve replacement in the next couple of months. It seems the fact I get breathless on exertion and my valve is only 25% of the diameter it should be puts me close to the
Hammerboy
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AF Association
9 months ago
Atrial myxoma
Hello, I’m 47 & a couple of days ago I was screened to check for dilated cardiomyopathy, which my mother has. It was discovered I have Atrial myxoma & need urgent open heart surgery to remove it. I’m in shock & so scared & wandered if anyone has had this surgery & how it was for you?
Hello, I’m 47 & a couple of days ago I was screened to check for dilated cardiomyopathy, which my mother has. It was discovered I have Atrial myxoma & need urgent open heart surgery to remove it. I’m in shock & so scared & wandered if anyone has had this surgery & how it was for you?
Leggyem
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British Heart Foundation
10 months ago
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