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Metoprolol action
When I was diagnosed with atrial flutter in February of 2016, my GP prescribed Metoprolol 25 mg with the words that it did three things: address the heart rate, the heart rhythm, and the blood pressure. At the time, I was also taking for blood pressure 25 mg Hydrochlorothiazide and Ramipril 5 mg, but
When I was diagnosed with atrial flutter in February of 2016, my GP prescribed Metoprolol 25 mg with the words that it did three things: address the heart rate, the heart rhythm, and the blood pressure. At the time, I was also taking for blood pressure 25 mg Hydrochlorothiazide and Ramipril 5 mg, but
cuore
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AF Association
7 years ago
Apixaban eye bleed
I have been taking Apixaban for a month now and today I had to rush to see my GP this evening because Ihad a pain in my right eye and most of the white of my eye was very badly blood shot. She says it is a burst blood vessel and will clear up. I have read that bleeds in the eye are one of the side effects
I have been taking Apixaban for a month now and today I had to rush to see my GP this evening because Ihad a pain in my right eye and most of the white of my eye was very badly blood shot. She says it is a burst blood vessel and will clear up. I have read that bleeds in the eye are one of the side effects
rothwell
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AF Association
7 years ago
For PIP, why is bisoprolol preferred to verapamil?
For someone not on medication, a common Pill in the Pocket is 100mg Flecainide + 1.25 to 2.5mg Bisoprolol (your doses may be different). I know you can stop and start a small dose of bisoprolol. But, ten days ago I had an example of repeated attacks of AF/Tachycardia. The PIP worked against the first
For someone not on medication, a common Pill in the Pocket is 100mg Flecainide + 1.25 to 2.5mg Bisoprolol (your doses may be different). I know you can stop and start a small dose of bisoprolol. But, ten days ago I had an example of repeated attacks of AF/Tachycardia. The PIP worked against the first
ILowe
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AF Association
7 years ago
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Pnokio
Hello Top Team *_~ I have trifascicular block, but I am 100% asymptomatic - so I feel okay, no dizziness, no syncope, no breathlessness, etc., but my heart is now running at between 52-58bpm when resting, and I'm concerned about that. I have an appointment with my GP Thursday to see what's what, whether
Hello Top Team *_~ I have trifascicular block, but I am 100% asymptomatic - so I feel okay, no dizziness, no syncope, no breathlessness, etc., but my heart is now running at between 52-58bpm when resting, and I'm concerned about that. I have an appointment with my GP Thursday to see what's what, whether
pnokio
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Arrhythmia Alliance
7 years ago
Heart problems
I have a history of fast heart rate up to 207bpm St rest and chest pains. A echo showed normal LV size with low normal systolic function, EF 55% Normal RV Size with moldy impaired systolic function and RV apikal hypokinesis what does all this mean and should I be concerned? I'm 22yo male
I have a history of fast heart rate up to 207bpm St rest and chest pains. A echo showed normal LV size with low normal systolic function, EF 55% Normal RV Size with moldy impaired systolic function and RV apikal hypokinesis what does all this mean and should I be concerned? I'm 22yo male
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Arrhythmia Alliance
7 years ago
Post nerve block concerns
I had a nerve root block done yesterday on l4/l5 of my spine. and all of a sudden i keep having dizzy spells shortness of breath and head aches. Is this a normal thing before ringing my gp and specialist wasting time for other patients.
I had a nerve root block done yesterday on l4/l5 of my spine. and all of a sudden i keep having dizzy spells shortness of breath and head aches. Is this a normal thing before ringing my gp and specialist wasting time for other patients.
John-bacon
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Pain Concern
7 years ago
Abalation or not ?
Hi .. I have paroxysmal atrial fibrillation with no known triggers . Had an episode 2 days ago with the previous attack being 14 months ago although I regularly have episodes of ectopic beats. The last two attacks have also resulted in raised troponin levels although no evidence heart attack. My cardiologist
Hi .. I have paroxysmal atrial fibrillation with no known triggers . Had an episode 2 days ago with the previous attack being 14 months ago although I regularly have episodes of ectopic beats. The last two attacks have also resulted in raised troponin levels although no evidence heart attack. My cardiologist
Caradomben
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AF Association
7 years ago
Dentist
Hi Have an appointment with my dentist tomorrow. First time since being diagnosed with AF. Taking Bisoprolol and Apixaban Your advice would be most welcome Thanks Auby
Hi Have an appointment with my dentist tomorrow. First time since being diagnosed with AF. Taking Bisoprolol and Apixaban Your advice would be most welcome Thanks Auby
A-U-B-Y
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AF Association
7 years ago
Pelvic floor spasms and pudendal neuralgia.
Hi everyone, I have been diagnosed with Pelvic Floor Hypteronic (tight pelvic floor with spasms) and pudendal neuralgia. My doctor has suggested pelvic floor physiotherapy and if that is unsuccessful a botox injection into my pelvis and a nerve block in the PN nerve. Have only been going to the physio
Hi everyone, I have been diagnosed with Pelvic Floor Hypteronic (tight pelvic floor with spasms) and pudendal neuralgia. My doctor has suggested pelvic floor physiotherapy and if that is unsuccessful a botox injection into my pelvis and a nerve block in the PN nerve. Have only been going to the physio
lala93
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
7 years ago
Pudendal nerve block
I am having a pudendal nerve block Monday for chronic pelvic pain. I had sacral and pelvic nerves along with nerves to the bladder damaged during surgery. I am really curious how long it takes for pain to subside after the block and how long it lasts. Hope you will reply
I am having a pudendal nerve block Monday for chronic pelvic pain. I had sacral and pelvic nerves along with nerves to the bladder damaged during surgery. I am really curious how long it takes for pain to subside after the block and how long it lasts. Hope you will reply
Darlane
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
7 years ago
Root Nerve Block
Hello My next exciting procedure I have to look forward to is a Nerve Root Block in the left side of my spine. I would love to hear about any one else's experiences with a NRB and if it helped. I have fibromyalgia so I'm anxious about the Nerve being touched and how it will react. Tell me your worse.
Hello My next exciting procedure I have to look forward to is a Nerve Root Block in the left side of my spine. I would love to hear about any one else's experiences with a NRB and if it helped. I have fibromyalgia so I'm anxious about the Nerve being touched and how it will react. Tell me your worse.
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Pain Concern
7 years ago
Advice on Oppitical Nerve Block
Good Morning. My story is far too long and too boring to tell but ... what I would like to ask is, has anyone ever had a Oppitical Nerve Block done to confirm CRPS?
Good Morning. My story is far too long and too boring to tell but ... what I would like to ask is, has anyone ever had a Oppitical Nerve Block done to confirm CRPS?
Saffy1999
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Pain Concern
7 years ago
Nerve block and gabapentin
I'm having an ilioinguinal nerve block for chronic lower abdominal pain on Wednesday and was wondering if any of you had any experience with nerve blocks? I'm a bit nervous and don't really know what to expect. I've also just been prescribed gabapentin by my GP for pain, what experiences have people
I'm having an ilioinguinal nerve block for chronic lower abdominal pain on Wednesday and was wondering if any of you had any experience with nerve blocks? I'm a bit nervous and don't really know what to expect. I've also just been prescribed gabapentin by my GP for pain, what experiences have people
Xzina_x
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Pain Concern
7 years ago
Apixaban joint pain
A week ago I changed from Warfarin to Apixaban. A couple of days later I began having strange feelings in my right leg and my right knee has become very painful.. The left knee also but not quite so painful.Found it difficult to get to sleep last night because of this. Anyone else experience this while
A week ago I changed from Warfarin to Apixaban. A couple of days later I began having strange feelings in my right leg and my right knee has become very painful.. The left knee also but not quite so painful.Found it difficult to get to sleep last night because of this. Anyone else experience this while
rothwell
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AF Association
7 years ago
Occipital nerve block
Hi I have been trying to find out information on occipital nerve blocks and wondered if anyone has had any experience with this? Does it work ? Can you come off your regular medication with this ? I am currently taking Gabapentin 300mgs at night and struggling to have a clear head to focus on my job
Hi I have been trying to find out information on occipital nerve blocks and wondered if anyone has had any experience with this? Does it work ? Can you come off your regular medication with this ? I am currently taking Gabapentin 300mgs at night and struggling to have a clear head to focus on my job
Agilityaddict
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National Migraine Centre
7 years ago
Apixaban and age
I noticed in a recent reply to a post on Apixaban that it is o.k. up to 80 years of age. I am due to transfer from warfarin to Apixaban next week to help treat my diabetes by diet. This is in agreement with both my Ep and Gp. I am 83 and wonder where the cut off age comes in. It is exactly one
I noticed in a recent reply to a post on Apixaban that it is o.k. up to 80 years of age. I am due to transfer from warfarin to Apixaban next week to help treat my diabetes by diet. This is in agreement with both my Ep and Gp. I am 83 and wonder where the cut off age comes in. It is exactly one
Enjoy
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AF Association
7 years ago
AF or not AF that, is the question
I am very confused. I was diagnosed with AF and on my warning book it says that AF is the reason I'm on it. I saw a different doctor ( not cardiologist) when I was admitted due to upper respiratory infection that it's not AF. Reading symptoms of AF on here mine seems different. When I go into an
I am very confused. I was diagnosed with AF and on my warning book it says that AF is the reason I'm on it. I saw a different doctor ( not cardiologist) when I was admitted due to upper respiratory infection that it's not AF. Reading symptoms of AF on here mine seems different. When I go into an
Sherrill
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AF Association
7 years ago
finding it hard to take a deep breath!
Had a successful cardioversion for trial flutter on Thursday and all seemed to be going well! I took a walk this morning and was glad to get back as I felt it difficult to take a deep breath in, not as bad after I rested. I wander as I take bisoprolol 2.5 and 50mg flecainide if my heart had slowed to
Had a successful cardioversion for trial flutter on Thursday and all seemed to be going well! I took a walk this morning and was glad to get back as I felt it difficult to take a deep breath in, not as bad after I rested. I wander as I take bisoprolol 2.5 and 50mg flecainide if my heart had slowed to
caznear68
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AF Association
7 years ago
Spinal fusion L5 S1
Hi I am new here and wanted to see if I could get some more info. I have had severe continued pain in my lower pack for over 2 years now. I have tried steroid injections, nerve blocks, PT, pain meds, nerve meds, tens unit etc and no relief. I had my MRI and Dr thinks if the pain is this bad and nothing
Hi I am new here and wanted to see if I could get some more info. I have had severe continued pain in my lower pack for over 2 years now. I have tried steroid injections, nerve blocks, PT, pain meds, nerve meds, tens unit etc and no relief. I had my MRI and Dr thinks if the pain is this bad and nothing
jennwalton73
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Pain Concern
7 years ago
Flecainide: Pill in the pocket!
Has anyone experienced a blood rush to the head after taking up to the maximum dose of 300mg of Flecainide ( within 12 hours) to promote a return to sinus rhythm. It's accompanied by a level of anxiety and a feeling that one could faint.
Has anyone experienced a blood rush to the head after taking up to the maximum dose of 300mg of Flecainide ( within 12 hours) to promote a return to sinus rhythm. It's accompanied by a level of anxiety and a feeling that one could faint.
F-M-C-MM
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
7 years ago
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