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Hey, I'm the new gal here!
I was just at my Doctors office and while getting my very first Occucipital nerve block for chronic migraines, I had what he said was some type of seizure, not a grand Mal, but, My body froze up, got rigged, I went unconscious for about 45 seconds, and when I came too, I was confused for about 15 seconds
I was just at my Doctors office and while getting my very first Occucipital nerve block for chronic migraines, I had what he said was some type of seizure, not a grand Mal, but, My body froze up, got rigged, I went unconscious for about 45 seconds, and when I came too, I was confused for about 15 seconds
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Epilepsy Research Institute
7 years ago
Bisoprolol post AF
I had an ablation for a paroxsysmal AF, only two serious occurrences in 6 years. The op seemed effective, it was about 9 months ago, but the cardio said its only a success if there's no recurrence ever. Anyway,I was initially taking Apixaban, flecanaide and bisoprolol for about 4 months, then stopped
I had an ablation for a paroxsysmal AF, only two serious occurrences in 6 years. The op seemed effective, it was about 9 months ago, but the cardio said its only a success if there's no recurrence ever. Anyway,I was initially taking Apixaban, flecanaide and bisoprolol for about 4 months, then stopped
lacolyn
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AF Association
7 years ago
Is my afib going away?
I was diagnosed on Aug 26, 2017. Woke up at night with with afib. Since then I was put on metoprolol. The 2nd episode was 47 days later. Then 18 days later, 3rd episode came. Another 18 days later, 4th episode happened. All woke me up at night. After learning beta blocker doesn't prevent afib but just
I was diagnosed on Aug 26, 2017. Woke up at night with with afib. Since then I was put on metoprolol. The 2nd episode was 47 days later. Then 18 days later, 3rd episode came. Another 18 days later, 4th episode happened. All woke me up at night. After learning beta blocker doesn't prevent afib but just
li17
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AF Association
7 years ago
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Devine intervention or just a dream?!
Hey, This is a Strange one for NYE, but last night I had the weirdest lucid dream. I was in a medical centre, the room was blue & white & looked very posh for a hospital environment. I was in a waiting room unsure what I was doing there or how I got there or who I was seeing, my name was called &
Hey, This is a Strange one for NYE, but last night I had the weirdest lucid dream. I was in a medical centre, the room was blue & white & looked very posh for a hospital environment. I was in a waiting room unsure what I was doing there or how I got there or who I was seeing, my name was called &
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LUPUS UK
7 years ago
Pain meds
I was wondering if anyone else is noticing a difference in their care because of the opioid epidemic. I know this a major problem and concern, but there are some of us that need pain relief for the correct reasons. I have two bulging disks, spinal stenosis, disk degeneration, and the worst is the neuropathy
I was wondering if anyone else is noticing a difference in their care because of the opioid epidemic. I know this a major problem and concern, but there are some of us that need pain relief for the correct reasons. I have two bulging disks, spinal stenosis, disk degeneration, and the worst is the neuropathy
pchildre
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Pain Concern
7 years ago
Extra ectopic beats
Hi. I am a 57 year old female and am experiencing extra ectopic beats daily along with a strange heart quiver. I am probably getting between 6 and 12 a minute at the moment. Twelve years ago I had an ablation for exactly the same thing. This thankfully got rid of them but on three occasions due to
Hi. I am a 57 year old female and am experiencing extra ectopic beats daily along with a strange heart quiver. I am probably getting between 6 and 12 a minute at the moment. Twelve years ago I had an ablation for exactly the same thing. This thankfully got rid of them but on three occasions due to
princesscaroline
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AF Association
7 years ago
Erythromalalgia Treatment
Anybody with experience (success?) treating erythromalalgia with nerve block or surgery to cut sympathetic nerves? This frequent, severe aching pain and burning is driving me bonkers. I am so sick and tired of it!
Anybody with experience (success?) treating erythromalalgia with nerve block or surgery to cut sympathetic nerves? This frequent, severe aching pain and burning is driving me bonkers. I am so sick and tired of it!
Jerrymohler
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MPN Voice
7 years ago
2 months post ablation
I have been doing good since ablation except one week after I stopped rythmol I had an irregular pulse for about 30 minutes then epigastric pain after with some nausea. I did wean off the rythmol as Bob suggested. Was fine after that but yesterday lots of ectopics so I just rest most of the day.
I have been doing good since ablation except one week after I stopped rythmol I had an irregular pulse for about 30 minutes then epigastric pain after with some nausea. I did wean off the rythmol as Bob suggested. Was fine after that but yesterday lots of ectopics so I just rest most of the day.
12cupcakes
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AF Association
7 years ago
Long time sufferer
Hi I was first diagnosed with cervical spondylosis when I was 37 I am now 52 I have deteriorated considerably in this time. Have had numerous medication and various procedures including cervical manipulation and nerve block injections. I am on a lot of medication 13 tablets a day Lately I have had
Hi I was first diagnosed with cervical spondylosis when I was 37 I am now 52 I have deteriorated considerably in this time. Have had numerous medication and various procedures including cervical manipulation and nerve block injections. I am on a lot of medication 13 tablets a day Lately I have had
Jokk
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Cervical Myelopathy
7 years ago
A PEACEFUL AND HAPPY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYONE
I regularly read all the posts but don't very often reply. I am writing to wish everyone a very peaceful AF free Christmas. I was discharged from outpatient cardiology a few months ago as my symptoms are in control. I know that my AF will always be with me and rear its head when its ready. The recent
I regularly read all the posts but don't very often reply. I am writing to wish everyone a very peaceful AF free Christmas. I was discharged from outpatient cardiology a few months ago as my symptoms are in control. I know that my AF will always be with me and rear its head when its ready. The recent
Carol70
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AF Association
7 years ago
Tachycardia
Hi everyone I’m a 22 year old female, and about 3 weeks ago I went into a&e with a beating heart and tachycardia, but was told it was regular just fast it reached almost 140bpm resting (I was a bit nervous) I had a Chest x ray and lots of bloods taken and ecgs I was told all came back fine, was given
Hi everyone I’m a 22 year old female, and about 3 weeks ago I went into a&e with a beating heart and tachycardia, but was told it was regular just fast it reached almost 140bpm resting (I was a bit nervous) I had a Chest x ray and lots of bloods taken and ecgs I was told all came back fine, was given
Hayleywayley
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AF Association
7 years ago
OMG - the nerve block has worn off. PAIN
OMG the pain. Gotta dig deep here. This really hurts.
OMG the pain. Gotta dig deep here. This really hurts.
Leana
8 MONTH WINNER
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Quit Support
7 years ago
Pudendal Nerve Block
Hi everyone, I am new here. I am suffering anorectal pain, muscle spasms and burning from last 4 years. Last April i got Bilateral Pudendal Nerve Block without any investigation. Three month later from nerve block i feel pain, muscle spasm in my left buttock, lower buttock, and hip which is never i
Hi everyone, I am new here. I am suffering anorectal pain, muscle spasms and burning from last 4 years. Last April i got Bilateral Pudendal Nerve Block without any investigation. Three month later from nerve block i feel pain, muscle spasm in my left buttock, lower buttock, and hip which is never i
mfalam
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
7 years ago
How to measure the heat rate accurately
This topic was posted a day ago and I made a comment about which some of you could be interested and may miss because the post was a day ago. So I have posted its again here. I have a three lead EKG device that shows the heart rate. What it shows is a very irregular chart, when my heart is in AF, and
This topic was posted a day ago and I made a comment about which some of you could be interested and may miss because the post was a day ago. So I have posted its again here. I have a three lead EKG device that shows the heart rate. What it shows is a very irregular chart, when my heart is in AF, and
EngMac
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AF Association
7 years ago
Medication change and arrhythmia
Has anyone on this forum triggered an arrhythmia episode via a change in blood pressure medication? After my 2nd ablation for atrial tachycardia two weeks ago, my GP, doubled my blood pressure medication from 5 mg amlodipine daily to 5 mg twice daily for a total 10 mg daily. Reluctant to start immediately
Has anyone on this forum triggered an arrhythmia episode via a change in blood pressure medication? After my 2nd ablation for atrial tachycardia two weeks ago, my GP, doubled my blood pressure medication from 5 mg amlodipine daily to 5 mg twice daily for a total 10 mg daily. Reluctant to start immediately
cuore
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AF Association
7 years ago
burning sensation on my scalp
I am Anja (61) from the Netherlands. I have had CLL since 2010. FCR in 2012. I am participating in the ACP 196 study since March this year. Then I started Ibrutinib. It has gone well for a while but since a month I have a very burning sensation on my scalp, and stitches and hair loss. Also nerve pains
I am Anja (61) from the Netherlands. I have had CLL since 2010. FCR in 2012. I am participating in the ACP 196 study since March this year. Then I started Ibrutinib. It has gone well for a while but since a month I have a very burning sensation on my scalp, and stitches and hair loss. Also nerve pains
jroon08
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CLL Support
7 years ago
Apixaban
If Warfarin INR is stable is it worth going on to Apixaban? I read that there is no antidote to stop active bleeding with the new drugs (Apixaban, Rivaroxaban Dabigatran) however Warfarin does have an antidote, vitamin K.
If Warfarin INR is stable is it worth going on to Apixaban? I read that there is no antidote to stop active bleeding with the new drugs (Apixaban, Rivaroxaban Dabigatran) however Warfarin does have an antidote, vitamin K.
Blooto
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AF Association
7 years ago
Your 'switching DOAC' experiences please!
I've just tried switching from rivaroxaban to apixaban but on my very first day on apixaban I developed a dodgy heartbeat and went into a very nasty AF in the night. It converted thankfully, but has remained fast and keeps feeling jumpy. I called my GP for advice- he thinks it's just chance timing. Which
I've just tried switching from rivaroxaban to apixaban but on my very first day on apixaban I developed a dodgy heartbeat and went into a very nasty AF in the night. It converted thankfully, but has remained fast and keeps feeling jumpy. I called my GP for advice- he thinks it's just chance timing. Which
JaneFinn
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AF Association
7 years ago
Newby
Hi, new to the community, I have had palpitations and ectopic beats for many years and took a beta blocker for this. However over time this progressed into AF and after my last episode it has not returned to NSR, I had an ECG last week and GP has started me on Bisoprolol (2.5mg) and Xarelto , it's only
Hi, new to the community, I have had palpitations and ectopic beats for many years and took a beta blocker for this. However over time this progressed into AF and after my last episode it has not returned to NSR, I had an ECG last week and GP has started me on Bisoprolol (2.5mg) and Xarelto , it's only
Duncklco
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AF Association
7 years ago
Apixaban and "Major" Dental Work
Hi everyone I have a cyst on my upper jaw at the front. I saw a Maxillofacial surgeon yesterday who said best thing was to remove the tooth, remove the cyst and take away nearby tissue and scrape the bone to make sure they got rid of it. So this is reasonably major dental work. He said that he would
Hi everyone I have a cyst on my upper jaw at the front. I saw a Maxillofacial surgeon yesterday who said best thing was to remove the tooth, remove the cyst and take away nearby tissue and scrape the bone to make sure they got rid of it. So this is reasonably major dental work. He said that he would
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AF Association
7 years ago
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