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Hello everyone, I suffer from chronic coccyx pain which I have had manipulation therapy for over the course of a year, I also suffer from puedendal neuralgia which I have physical pelvic floor therapy for, which is quite slow goibgvivmusr admit. I am suffering at present from awful nerve flare . I cannot
Hello everyone, I suffer from chronic coccyx pain which I have had manipulation therapy for over the course of a year, I also suffer from puedendal neuralgia which I have physical pelvic floor therapy for, which is quite slow goibgvivmusr admit. I am suffering at present from awful nerve flare . I cannot
Baileydog
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
8 years ago
Update
Just spoke to nurse practitioner at Brompton about my high heart rate, he told me to get an ecg done and send it to them to see if it's sinus rhythm or not, went and saw my gp who said nobody can do it until tomorrow, however she said she could feel it speeding up and slowing down, rate was 101, she
Just spoke to nurse practitioner at Brompton about my high heart rate, he told me to get an ecg done and send it to them to see if it's sinus rhythm or not, went and saw my gp who said nobody can do it until tomorrow, however she said she could feel it speeding up and slowing down, rate was 101, she
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AF Association
8 years ago
Resting heart rate
Experiencing a high resting heart rate last few days, high 90's, I've rung arrhythmia nurse for advice but they're all off for xmas period, I've some bisoprolol here, wondering if I should take one to bring heart rate down
Experiencing a high resting heart rate last few days, high 90's, I've rung arrhythmia nurse for advice but they're all off for xmas period, I've some bisoprolol here, wondering if I should take one to bring heart rate down
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8 years ago
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Ivor Lewis Pain and Nausea Years after
First, what a blessing this site is. I'm still working through all the posts so apologies if this topic has been covered in a post I haven't got to yet. TL;DR - Pain/Nausea never went away post-surgery & Radio Frequency Ablations were effective for 3 years but then stopped providing relief. My wife
First, what a blessing this site is. I'm still working through all the posts so apologies if this topic has been covered in a post I haven't got to yet. TL;DR - Pain/Nausea never went away post-surgery & Radio Frequency Ablations were effective for 3 years but then stopped providing relief. My wife
jessefrye
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Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
8 years ago
So I am lost on if it's POTS or what, my one doctor brought up dumping symdrome
So I'm lost on what I have, I have a tilt table test scheduled and do believe I have very mild POTS but I really wonder about this tachycardia after eating..... Its only when I stand after eating and usually stays up for 5 hours and starts 30 mins to an hour after I eat, a doctor I spoke to about this
So I'm lost on what I have, I have a tilt table test scheduled and do believe I have very mild POTS but I really wonder about this tachycardia after eating..... Its only when I stand after eating and usually stays up for 5 hours and starts 30 mins to an hour after I eat, a doctor I spoke to about this
Armyguy
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Anxiety Support
8 years ago
To change from Warfarin to Apixaban or........not.
I have now been OK'd to change from Warfarin to Apixaban. I have been pestering the GP for some time. I spoke to a new young GP last week and she immediately agreed after my blood tests were all OK.. I don't think she knew too much about AF though. I have collected the Apixaban tablets from the chemist
I have now been OK'd to change from Warfarin to Apixaban. I have been pestering the GP for some time. I spoke to a new young GP last week and she immediately agreed after my blood tests were all OK.. I don't think she knew too much about AF though. I have collected the Apixaban tablets from the chemist
Hawkie147
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AF Association
8 years ago
Scared to take Flecainide
Hello. Was diagnosed with Af in May this year. Controlled with Bisperol, taking apixaban and amlodopine. Have been given Flecainide as pill in pocket but am so worried about taking it in case it drops my heart rate too low. My family can't understand my fear and think I'm silly not to take it when
Hello. Was diagnosed with Af in May this year. Controlled with Bisperol, taking apixaban and amlodopine. Have been given Flecainide as pill in pocket but am so worried about taking it in case it drops my heart rate too low. My family can't understand my fear and think I'm silly not to take it when
Lizie-Loo2013
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AF Association
8 years ago
Taken Apixaban then very sick should I have taken another one?
Last night about 30 minutes after I had taken my Apixaban Tablet I was very sick (not due to the tablet) but I think due to meat I had eaten earlier in the day. My question is should I have taken another tablet? I didn't but waited until my usual one this morning, but I worried that I wasn't covered
Last night about 30 minutes after I had taken my Apixaban Tablet I was very sick (not due to the tablet) but I think due to meat I had eaten earlier in the day. My question is should I have taken another tablet? I didn't but waited until my usual one this morning, but I worried that I wasn't covered
gemsmum
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AF Association
8 years ago
Shortness of breath
I recently had an aortic valve repair through a TAVR procedure. A few weeks after the procedure I was feeling great.....very little shortness of breath, only if I over exerted. My primary physician lowered my metoprolol tartrate from 25 mg twice a day to 12.5 mg twice a day because of my heart rate staying
I recently had an aortic valve repair through a TAVR procedure. A few weeks after the procedure I was feeling great.....very little shortness of breath, only if I over exerted. My primary physician lowered my metoprolol tartrate from 25 mg twice a day to 12.5 mg twice a day because of my heart rate staying
jmccse53
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AF Association
8 years ago
Anti coagulation worries
After being on bispoprolol for 18 months after pacemaker fitted, hospital forgot all about me and I had to request a follow up due to numerous side effects. Long story short they took me off bisoprolol, said I didn't need it any more even though I still have atrial fibrillation, albeit very slight.
After being on bispoprolol for 18 months after pacemaker fitted, hospital forgot all about me and I had to request a follow up due to numerous side effects. Long story short they took me off bisoprolol, said I didn't need it any more even though I still have atrial fibrillation, albeit very slight.
wpw62
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AF Association
8 years ago
help
i think i must be on the wrong site I went to a.e. with a heart beat of 36 taken to i.c.u. pace maker fitted next day released day after I have an arrhythmia for which I take 5mg. cardicor daily and 5mg. of apixaban twice a day for thinning the blood. but I must say apart from getting tired easy I am
i think i must be on the wrong site I went to a.e. with a heart beat of 36 taken to i.c.u. pace maker fitted next day released day after I have an arrhythmia for which I take 5mg. cardicor daily and 5mg. of apixaban twice a day for thinning the blood. but I must say apart from getting tired easy I am
patricia21
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Arrhythmia Alliance
8 years ago
Newly diagnosed with AF, help with some questions please
I was diagnosed with AF on Friday after spending the day in A&E. Admitted with 'fast AF' (alarming, my pulse suddenly set off at a great rate and it persisted, I called an ambulance) treated with metoprolol and bisoprolol and went back into sinus rhythm after several hours. Sent home with 5mg of Bisoprolol
I was diagnosed with AF on Friday after spending the day in A&E. Admitted with 'fast AF' (alarming, my pulse suddenly set off at a great rate and it persisted, I called an ambulance) treated with metoprolol and bisoprolol and went back into sinus rhythm after several hours. Sent home with 5mg of Bisoprolol
Coachv
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AF Association
8 years ago
Getting the needle
Morning all,hope your all facing the day best you can,at least it's not cold.I saw the orthopaedic doc on Monday about having cement in my collapsed vertebrae, but no go, no supporting bone left, could cause other fractures if they do it,have been refered to pain clinic, with option of nerve block injection
Morning all,hope your all facing the day best you can,at least it's not cold.I saw the orthopaedic doc on Monday about having cement in my collapsed vertebrae, but no go, no supporting bone left, could cause other fractures if they do it,have been refered to pain clinic, with option of nerve block injection
Rosebaywillowherb
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NRAS
8 years ago
i am new here
I have just had a pace maker fitted and have been told I have an arrhythmia I have been prescribed apixaban for my blood and cardicor for the arrhythmia not sure what is happening to my heart so have been reading posts to get some idea if I need to make changes to my life or just carry on as normal
I have just had a pace maker fitted and have been told I have an arrhythmia I have been prescribed apixaban for my blood and cardicor for the arrhythmia not sure what is happening to my heart so have been reading posts to get some idea if I need to make changes to my life or just carry on as normal
patricia21
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Arrhythmia Alliance
8 years ago
Back in bed!
Hi there, I am back in bed with acute pudental nerve pain that makes it impossible to sit without a special cushion. Everything is so sensitive that I'm back weeing using a shower head to try to reduce any contact on my skin. I had this 15 years ago and thought I would never be in this nightmare again
Hi there, I am back in bed with acute pudental nerve pain that makes it impossible to sit without a special cushion. Everything is so sensitive that I'm back weeing using a shower head to try to reduce any contact on my skin. I had this 15 years ago and thought I would never be in this nightmare again
Vinnie10
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
8 years ago
Sick sinus syndrome
Hi all had an appointment with heart failure nurse and she suspects reading my 5 day ecg that I have sss and will need a biventicular pacemaker fitted....have to wait another week to see my ep..anyone else had this?
Hi all had an appointment with heart failure nurse and she suspects reading my 5 day ecg that I have sss and will need a biventicular pacemaker fitted....have to wait another week to see my ep..anyone else had this?
bushy2016
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AF Association
8 years ago
GP's....
Hey everyone, i feel quite deflated actually, does anyone else feel like their GP doesn't fully listen to what you have to say? I often come out of their office feeling like i dont have all my answers or reassurance etc, also feel like i live there! Anyway.. Diazepam isn't great so im gunna stop that
Hey everyone, i feel quite deflated actually, does anyone else feel like their GP doesn't fully listen to what you have to say? I often come out of their office feeling like i dont have all my answers or reassurance etc, also feel like i live there! Anyway.. Diazepam isn't great so im gunna stop that
Sticks95
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National Migraine Centre
8 years ago
Pain etc after occipital nerve block
Hi there, I had occipital nerve injections yesterday (one on each side) and I am in so much pain, I can't even lightly brush the skin where the injection was done without excruciating pain and the range of movement in my neck is very limited. Also feeling very nauseous and dizzy - has anyone else felt
Hi there, I had occipital nerve injections yesterday (one on each side) and I am in so much pain, I can't even lightly brush the skin where the injection was done without excruciating pain and the range of movement in my neck is very limited. Also feeling very nauseous and dizzy - has anyone else felt
Bumblebee90
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National Migraine Centre
8 years ago
Hemiplegic Migraine
Hi, Im 21 and was diagnosed with Hemiplegic Migraines in may. They thought i may have had a brain tumour or a bleed on the brain and thankfully they both came back negative. My specialist told me that i had had a 'thunderclap' headache which caused me to be in bed for 6 weeks with the left side of my
Hi, Im 21 and was diagnosed with Hemiplegic Migraines in may. They thought i may have had a brain tumour or a bleed on the brain and thankfully they both came back negative. My specialist told me that i had had a 'thunderclap' headache which caused me to be in bed for 6 weeks with the left side of my
Sticks95
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National Migraine Centre
8 years ago
Intense burning in perineum and sharp sensation in urethra
Hello everyone. Does anyone else suffer from intense burning and pain in the perineum that builds in intensity when urinating? I also have sharp nerve pain in the perineum and urethra. Exercise and sex tend to exacerbate the symptoms. The whole area - back to my behind - is on fire and spasming. I
Hello everyone. Does anyone else suffer from intense burning and pain in the perineum that builds in intensity when urinating? I also have sharp nerve pain in the perineum and urethra. Exercise and sex tend to exacerbate the symptoms. The whole area - back to my behind - is on fire and spasming. I
Henry1858
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
8 years ago
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