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Pacemaker update
After getting my head round having a pacemaker I've just had contact from my cardiologist who has changed his mind . He says because I have Bradycardia and also had a stent recently because of a blockage my Cardio vascular disease with a Pacemaker is not so black and white CAD, and diabetes are the
After getting my head round having a pacemaker I've just had contact from my cardiologist who has changed his mind . He says because I have Bradycardia and also had a stent recently because of a blockage my Cardio vascular disease with a Pacemaker is not so black and white CAD, and diabetes are the
fairgo45
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
Life Insurance
I am 40 years old and have a stent, which was fitted in 2015. I am now fit, healthy and had no issues since . Due to having a mortgage I have always had life insurance, unfortunately I have always done it for 10 year terms. My current insurance is coming to an end so looking to renew. A simple comparison
I am 40 years old and have a stent, which was fitted in 2015. I am now fit, healthy and had no issues since . Due to having a mortgage I have always had life insurance, unfortunately I have always done it for 10 year terms. My current insurance is coming to an end so looking to renew. A simple comparison
LeonWl
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Soluble tablet shock
Hi all I have a problem swallowing tablets so I try to get soluble ones but not any more, I had no idea how much salt is in them. They are soluble and fizz because they are a bit like bicarbonate of soda 3 soluble co-codable or paracetamol is the equivalent to a tea spoon of salt and if you take the
Hi all I have a problem swallowing tablets so I try to get soluble ones but not any more, I had no idea how much salt is in them. They are soluble and fizz because they are a bit like bicarbonate of soda 3 soluble co-codable or paracetamol is the equivalent to a tea spoon of salt and if you take the
Jako999
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
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After CABG how long before blocking could reoccur?
Hi all. I had triple CABG almost 4 months ago and im fine, getting good exercise. I have no problems but feel bit bad for not eating as well as i could all the time. Most of time im good, but not perfect. My question is how quick could arteries clog up again if you dont get your butt in gear? Thanks
Hi all. I had triple CABG almost 4 months ago and im fine, getting good exercise. I have no problems but feel bit bad for not eating as well as i could all the time. Most of time im good, but not perfect. My question is how quick could arteries clog up again if you dont get your butt in gear? Thanks
Hidden
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Heart Failure post CABG, collaterals
CABG is supposed to help us but i see most of us having heart failure post CABG. I knew that collaterals that we develop are like natural bypass and it protects us but in spite, of that I went for CABG and i have heart failure ever since. I regret that I did not take multiple opinions. Wanted to hear
CABG is supposed to help us but i see most of us having heart failure post CABG. I knew that collaterals that we develop are like natural bypass and it protects us but in spite, of that I went for CABG and i have heart failure ever since. I regret that I did not take multiple opinions. Wanted to hear
Seena2019
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Stamina and keeping vertical all day !
Hi - I'm 5 months post CABG, I returned to work 4 weeks ago in school- it was difficult mentally the first few days but that's improved. I still can't manage a whole day without needing to be horizontal for at least half an hour, not necessarily napping. I'm on my feet most of the day or sitting at my
Hi - I'm 5 months post CABG, I returned to work 4 weeks ago in school- it was difficult mentally the first few days but that's improved. I still can't manage a whole day without needing to be horizontal for at least half an hour, not necessarily napping. I'm on my feet most of the day or sitting at my
Puffin1963
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Return to work worries.
Hi everyone. I am due to start back to work next month after being off for a year. I had H/A at work last march.After being admitted to A and E in July with angina pain was sent for a stent. I still get breathless but am a lot better now the clopidogrel has been stopped. IT has suggested a phased return
Hi everyone. I am due to start back to work next month after being off for a year. I had H/A at work last march.After being admitted to A and E in July with angina pain was sent for a stent. I still get breathless but am a lot better now the clopidogrel has been stopped. IT has suggested a phased return
SueMel12
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
I’ve go ptsd
We’ll following my totally unexpected quadruple bypass 5 weeks ago then my HT 2 weeks ago my mental health which is something in 55 years I have never suffered with, taken a nose dive. Because I was told so many time I was so lucky not to be dead and it was a miracle I was alive, then I had the heart
We’ll following my totally unexpected quadruple bypass 5 weeks ago then my HT 2 weeks ago my mental health which is something in 55 years I have never suffered with, taken a nose dive. Because I was told so many time I was so lucky not to be dead and it was a miracle I was alive, then I had the heart
Jako999
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Running Fitness post angiogram
Hello. Two weeks ago I was half way through a marathon training schedule, as I have been for the last 12 years during Feb/March. However, I had to have an angiogram last week because of intermittent chest pain and “potential” stenosis revealed on a CT scan. No stent was needed as the flow was 97%. For
Hello. Two weeks ago I was half way through a marathon training schedule, as I have been for the last 12 years during Feb/March. However, I had to have an angiogram last week because of intermittent chest pain and “potential” stenosis revealed on a CT scan. No stent was needed as the flow was 97%. For
Hidden
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Angina pain
I'm four months post stent insertion for a 95% blockage in my LAD. My symptoms before surgery were a burning pain lower neck on initially starting walking fast (and would then go away) and only two episodes of intense pain. I'm 46. I still have this pain on walking and have had one episode of what
I'm four months post stent insertion for a 95% blockage in my LAD. My symptoms before surgery were a burning pain lower neck on initially starting walking fast (and would then go away) and only two episodes of intense pain. I'm 46. I still have this pain on walking and have had one episode of what
LucyBoo21
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Aspirin after heart attack
Will I ever be able to come off aspirin ? Had heart attack 3 week ago had 1 stent put in and was put on aspirin and prasugrel , Iam greatly gutted that I am on tablets and I want to stop taking them ASAP ….. I be put myself on a low fat and sugar less diet and eating loads of healthy stuff and certain
Will I ever be able to come off aspirin ? Had heart attack 3 week ago had 1 stent put in and was put on aspirin and prasugrel , Iam greatly gutted that I am on tablets and I want to stop taking them ASAP ….. I be put myself on a low fat and sugar less diet and eating loads of healthy stuff and certain
Caramella2
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AF Association
2 years ago
Clopidogrel and vision
Hi everyone I hope you are managing to stay cool in this heat. I am hoping to come off my Clopidogrel in September, which will be 12 months since CABG. Since I have been taking this my vision has definitely got worse. As a diabetic of 36 years I have to look after my eyes, but they have definitely deteriorated
Hi everyone I hope you are managing to stay cool in this heat. I am hoping to come off my Clopidogrel in September, which will be 12 months since CABG. Since I have been taking this my vision has definitely got worse. As a diabetic of 36 years I have to look after my eyes, but they have definitely deteriorated
Heyjude31
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Change in Taste
Hi all Had a heart attack earlier this year and a stent was fitted. Has anyone experienced a change in their sense of taste? I get a sweet and metalic taste and its difficult to eat anything I eat doesnt taste very pleasant. I assume it is related to the medications I have been taking?
Hi all Had a heart attack earlier this year and a stent was fitted. Has anyone experienced a change in their sense of taste? I get a sweet and metalic taste and its difficult to eat anything I eat doesnt taste very pleasant. I assume it is related to the medications I have been taking?
Monty22
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
4 weeks post quadruple cabg info please
Hi all I can’t believe it’s exactly 4 weeks ago at this exact time I went into what turned out to be a 7 hour operation for my quadruple bypass. I’ve got some 4 week post op questions if that’s ok and you have the time to read them and give me an answer please. First of all this week I’m feeling so
Hi all I can’t believe it’s exactly 4 weeks ago at this exact time I went into what turned out to be a 7 hour operation for my quadruple bypass. I’ve got some 4 week post op questions if that’s ok and you have the time to read them and give me an answer please. First of all this week I’m feeling so
Jako999
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
60% to 80% stenosis in mid and distal LAD
Hi everyone, Started the year off in and out of AE with high/low irregular heart beat and AF. Seen Cardiogist, had echocardiogram ( normal ) and CT coronary angiogram. Cardiologist happy that change of drugs will stop AF but now it has highlighted this blockage problem. I am not breathless, even after
Hi everyone, Started the year off in and out of AE with high/low irregular heart beat and AF. Seen Cardiogist, had echocardiogram ( normal ) and CT coronary angiogram. Cardiologist happy that change of drugs will stop AF but now it has highlighted this blockage problem. I am not breathless, even after
Sherbett
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Husband ignoring advice
My husband found out he needs a stent 3 weeks ago, he is due to have surgery at the end of March. He already has type 2 diabetes and gout both diagnosed 5 years ago, and is obese. He typically wants medication to manage his conditions and refuses to change his lifestyle of unhealthy eating and drinking
My husband found out he needs a stent 3 weeks ago, he is due to have surgery at the end of March. He already has type 2 diabetes and gout both diagnosed 5 years ago, and is obese. He typically wants medication to manage his conditions and refuses to change his lifestyle of unhealthy eating and drinking
Daisy20220
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Worried re drink
For the first time in about two years I got drunk last night and now I’m worried I’ve damaged my heart? Has anyone else had one too many after a night out when they have a stent
For the first time in about two years I got drunk last night and now I’m worried I’ve damaged my heart? Has anyone else had one too many after a night out when they have a stent
Buffy6956
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Sudden dull ache.
Hi, I had a heart attack and a stent fitted almost 6 months ago. I had my heart clinic follow up in October and have a follow up consult with the cardiac surgery team in a week or so. I also have a Drs. telephone consult next week. The only lingering thing i have had since my stent had been shortness
Hi, I had a heart attack and a stent fitted almost 6 months ago. I had my heart clinic follow up in October and have a follow up consult with the cardiac surgery team in a week or so. I also have a Drs. telephone consult next week. The only lingering thing i have had since my stent had been shortness
stef2504
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
any advice gratefully received
Waiting time for a stent . i had an angiogram 2 weeks ago after exhausting all other tests to find out why i have a mumur and LBBB. The result which they told me at the time was 80% blockage in LAD . I have just had a call from cardiolgist to say that after discussing my case a stent would be advisable
Waiting time for a stent . i had an angiogram 2 weeks ago after exhausting all other tests to find out why i have a mumur and LBBB. The result which they told me at the time was 80% blockage in LAD . I have just had a call from cardiolgist to say that after discussing my case a stent would be advisable
Ada-eve
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Clopidogrel.
Hi all,just a quick question,was having palpitations and erratic heartbeat and been on Clopidogrel since heart attack and stent fitted last May,my doctor stopped Clopidogrel a week a go and 3 days later the palpitations and erratic heartbeat stopped and went back to normal,can not find anything saying
Hi all,just a quick question,was having palpitations and erratic heartbeat and been on Clopidogrel since heart attack and stent fitted last May,my doctor stopped Clopidogrel a week a go and 3 days later the palpitations and erratic heartbeat stopped and went back to normal,can not find anything saying
pet131
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
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