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Lymphocytic infiltration
As some of you may know that for the last year I have been suffering raised lessions and skin rashes etc , which started after my 6th covid jab . At first they put it down as reaction to the jab and as recently as last mont I got a letter from MDT stating it was there opinion that my skin issues were
As some of you may know that for the last year I have been suffering raised lessions and skin rashes etc , which started after my 6th covid jab . At first they put it down as reaction to the jab and as recently as last mont I got a letter from MDT stating it was there opinion that my skin issues were
cartwheels
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CLL Support
7 months ago
Small pouch or bag
Can anyone recommend a small pouch that would clip on to a belt or one with a strap already on that I can carry a couple of inhalers in and a pulse /0ximeter when I go out, thanks.
Can anyone recommend a small pouch that would clip on to a belt or one with a strap already on that I can carry a couple of inhalers in and a pulse /0ximeter when I go out, thanks.
6538
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
22 days ago
More steroids my third course ðŸ˜
My asthma is the worst it's ever been anything sets it off, I had to go to the doctors again today and good job I did needed yet another inhaler I'm on fostair, tiotropium and salbutamol now so yeah alot and the prednisolone tablets so hopefully this should help clear up what ever is aggrevating my breathing
My asthma is the worst it's ever been anything sets it off, I had to go to the doctors again today and good job I did needed yet another inhaler I'm on fostair, tiotropium and salbutamol now so yeah alot and the prednisolone tablets so hopefully this should help clear up what ever is aggrevating my breathing
Yumz199725
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 month ago
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Heart failure
Hi everyone. I went into heart failure directly after having the Pfizer jab. Turned out I had undiagnosed scarlet fever as a child. Had a mitral valve replacement as a result.Is anyone else struggling to come to terms with what has happened to them?
Hi everyone. I went into heart failure directly after having the Pfizer jab. Turned out I had undiagnosed scarlet fever as a child. Had a mitral valve replacement as a result.Is anyone else struggling to come to terms with what has happened to them?
Chinaski1
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British Heart Foundation
4 months ago
Mitral Valve replacement (open heart) post op' questions
Hi everyone - Discharged Xmas eve I am now 14 weeks post-0p after Mitral Valve replacement (open heart) ..... I walk at least 4 miles everyday at a reasonable pace and feel like I could start doing a little cardio with my own body weight - are there any tutorials please? Also, I still experience nausea
Hi everyone - Discharged Xmas eve I am now 14 weeks post-0p after Mitral Valve replacement (open heart) ..... I walk at least 4 miles everyday at a reasonable pace and feel like I could start doing a little cardio with my own body weight - are there any tutorials please? Also, I still experience nausea
aviation1
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British Heart Foundation
4 months ago
Mechanical valve
Thanks for your replies! You are correct, I think I got my terminology wrong, sorry. I will have a mechanical valve not a biological valve, thus the need for warfarin. I was also hoping to use the self testing kit for warfarin, as we spend much time in Africa, which could be rather tricky. Good to
Thanks for your replies! You are correct, I think I got my terminology wrong, sorry. I will have a mechanical valve not a biological valve, thus the need for warfarin. I was also hoping to use the self testing kit for warfarin, as we spend much time in Africa, which could be rather tricky. Good to
Dimelza66
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British Heart Foundation
4 months ago
Synthetic mytral valve
Hello, Soon I will have mytral valve replacement. I'm 56 female and lead a very active life. My concern is not so much getting back to fitness after surgery but more how much warfarin really affects day to day life. Also I was wondering, are there still no other alternatives to taking warfarin when
Hello, Soon I will have mytral valve replacement. I'm 56 female and lead a very active life. My concern is not so much getting back to fitness after surgery but more how much warfarin really affects day to day life. Also I was wondering, are there still no other alternatives to taking warfarin when
Dimelza66
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British Heart Foundation
4 months ago
Night sweats
I have noticed this week I have woken up with water on my back and chest. My hair is wet and my bedding is too. I am in my sixth week of recovery since having open heart surgery, valve replacement. Has anyone else experienced this, I have only noticed it this week.
I have noticed this week I have woken up with water on my back and chest. My hair is wet and my bedding is too. I am in my sixth week of recovery since having open heart surgery, valve replacement. Has anyone else experienced this, I have only noticed it this week.
AH31
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British Heart Foundation
4 months ago
Heart failure
Had valve replacement 2 years ago and started to improve. Now struggling with fatigue and breathlessness again. Also get random episodes of feeling very unwell.
Had valve replacement 2 years ago and started to improve. Now struggling with fatigue and breathlessness again. Also get random episodes of feeling very unwell.
Pubman
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British Heart Foundation
4 months ago
Mt Thomas
Hi everyone, I'm a 45 year old male with a background of heart disease. At the age of 7 I was diagnosed with rheumatic fever and was diagnosed with heart failure at the age of 9. I had my first heart valve replacement surger in 1992 and in 1996. I was fine for awhile then 2003 I had another one. I have
Hi everyone, I'm a 45 year old male with a background of heart disease. At the age of 7 I was diagnosed with rheumatic fever and was diagnosed with heart failure at the age of 9. I had my first heart valve replacement surger in 1992 and in 1996. I was fine for awhile then 2003 I had another one. I have
oyithomas77
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British Heart Foundation
4 months ago
Ovarian cancer
Hi brave ladys cancer ovarian spead to bowel 2 years ago just after heart valve replacement surgery removed part bowel 6 chemo recurrence recently chemo 4 session's surgery hysterectomy omentom removed more bowel left with stoma bag devastated how long get over hysterectomy and any one else in this
Hi brave ladys cancer ovarian spead to bowel 2 years ago just after heart valve replacement surgery removed part bowel 6 chemo recurrence recently chemo 4 session's surgery hysterectomy omentom removed more bowel left with stoma bag devastated how long get over hysterectomy and any one else in this
PaumicB123
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My Ovacome
4 months ago
Niraparib
I was diagnosed with Stage 3c high grade serous ovarian cancer in June 2023 which had spread to omentum and peritoneal lining. I had ascites which was drained twice and have developed a pleural effusion. I had the 3xchemo and debulking surgery then 3 more chemo. Finished treatment on Dec 23. ca-125
I was diagnosed with Stage 3c high grade serous ovarian cancer in June 2023 which had spread to omentum and peritoneal lining. I had ascites which was drained twice and have developed a pleural effusion. I had the 3xchemo and debulking surgery then 3 more chemo. Finished treatment on Dec 23. ca-125
Berryporridgr
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My Ovacome
5 months ago
Heart valve replacement
Hi , My husband has had his Aotic valve and Mitric valve replaced and is struggling with daily living. Has any one claimed for PIP and been successfull
Hi , My husband has had his Aotic valve and Mitric valve replaced and is struggling with daily living. Has any one claimed for PIP and been successfull
Pomegranitelover
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British Heart Foundation
4 months ago
Which option for surgery
My dad has been waiting for open heart surgery for a valve replacement for 2 years. He is now faced with a second option, TAVI, rather than open heart. Does anyone have any experience or helpful advice? We are researching for him so that he can make an informed decision. Any help would be greatly appreciated
My dad has been waiting for open heart surgery for a valve replacement for 2 years. He is now faced with a second option, TAVI, rather than open heart. Does anyone have any experience or helpful advice? We are researching for him so that he can make an informed decision. Any help would be greatly appreciated
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Heart Valve Voice
4 months ago
AF and stroke
I was diagnosed in 2018 with AF and prescribed bisoprolol and flecanide. Then I had a stroke in July 23. After 2 months I was finally allowed home. I had an episode of AF and was admitted for a 1 night stay where I was told I wasn't given apixaban due to y age of 38 at the time and being low risk. At
I was diagnosed in 2018 with AF and prescribed bisoprolol and flecanide. Then I had a stroke in July 23. After 2 months I was finally allowed home. I had an episode of AF and was admitted for a 1 night stay where I was told I wasn't given apixaban due to y age of 38 at the time and being low risk. At
Af8b_futter
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AF Association
8 months ago
paroxysmal AF and flying
hi. Can anyone here give me some advice and hopefully some reassurance please. I’ve had AF since being diagnosed August 2022. First episode on the night coming home from a very strenuous and incident filled 2 week motor home ‘holiday’ in Scotland. Our first and probably our last. Not very restful!
hi. Can anyone here give me some advice and hopefully some reassurance please. I’ve had AF since being diagnosed August 2022. First episode on the night coming home from a very strenuous and incident filled 2 week motor home ‘holiday’ in Scotland. Our first and probably our last. Not very restful!
Talking45
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AF Association
8 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
8 months ago
Any insight into # platinum chemo cycles?
So I'm about to start cisplatinum + etoposide chemo cycles on wed. next week for NECP/SCCP. The first irritant I have of which I'm sure will not be the only one is: I have no idea what the treatment plan is, I don't know how many cycles I'm scheduled for and what the treatment goal is. Researching
So I'm about to start cisplatinum + etoposide chemo cycles on wed. next week for NECP/SCCP. The first irritant I have of which I'm sure will not be the only one is: I have no idea what the treatment plan is, I don't know how many cycles I'm scheduled for and what the treatment goal is. Researching
skiingfiend
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
open heart surgery
Hi there my husband just had open heart surgery three weeks ago and was given a mechanical valve replacement , they are having some trouble with his INR levels and keep changing his dose of warfarin , it was 4.2 so the nurse said he wasn’t to take his tonight and start again tomorrow , has anyone else
Hi there my husband just had open heart surgery three weeks ago and was given a mechanical valve replacement , they are having some trouble with his INR levels and keep changing his dose of warfarin , it was 4.2 so the nurse said he wasn’t to take his tonight and start again tomorrow , has anyone else
SophiaMacie
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British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
second valve replacement
I had an aortic root and valve replaced in 2017 (mechanical valve) after combination of poor valve function and swelling aorta. This problem was found during a transasophogeal echo in advance of an ablation to tackle bouts of disabling AF that were only ever resolved by electrocardioversion. In the last
I had an aortic root and valve replaced in 2017 (mechanical valve) after combination of poor valve function and swelling aorta. This problem was found during a transasophogeal echo in advance of an ablation to tackle bouts of disabling AF that were only ever resolved by electrocardioversion. In the last
Rog_S
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British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
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