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Hi did post last week. Week today had Nerve Block in back. Really got allot worse. Only mild relief from annasestic part of injection. Thought some affect can hardly stand on it today!! Spoke to Dr said needs more time if it's going to have effect!!😁😁 Probably True but not coping to well today!! Anyone
Hi did post last week. Week today had Nerve Block in back. Really got allot worse. Only mild relief from annasestic part of injection. Thought some affect can hardly stand on it today!! Spoke to Dr said needs more time if it's going to have effect!!😁😁 Probably True but not coping to well today!! Anyone
fibroglow
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
9 years ago
Ablation in 10 days...an old athlete struggling
I am a 60 year old female who has always been very active, teaching fitness classes and backpacking. I took up mountain biking a few months ago and really pushed my heart (redlining!) and developed AFib or SVT. I had always been proud of my low resting heart rate, now I know that it may have been more
I am a 60 year old female who has always been very active, teaching fitness classes and backpacking. I took up mountain biking a few months ago and really pushed my heart (redlining!) and developed AFib or SVT. I had always been proud of my low resting heart rate, now I know that it may have been more
canyonsister
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Arrhythmia Alliance
9 years ago
Re my 3,30 am post
Got so much response so quickly! Thank you all!!! I have metoprolol as pill in pocket, I have not used it yet a I have not gone into tachycardia (which I was when prescribed, so not sure whether to take if just bumping about? And by time I am thinking it over (hour or two) I am back in nsr, and
Got so much response so quickly! Thank you all!!! I have metoprolol as pill in pocket, I have not used it yet a I have not gone into tachycardia (which I was when prescribed, so not sure whether to take if just bumping about? And by time I am thinking it over (hour or two) I am back in nsr, and
lingooz
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AF Association
9 years ago
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Break from methotrexate
Hi - I know some of you have had to take a break from mtx for various reasons. Any ideas how long you have to be off it before symptoms get worse. My GP phoned me this week when I put in a prescription request and said that according to my blood results from last week, one (don't know which) of my levels
Hi - I know some of you have had to take a break from mtx for various reasons. Any ideas how long you have to be off it before symptoms get worse. My GP phoned me this week when I put in a prescription request and said that according to my blood results from last week, one (don't know which) of my levels
thelmar
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NRAS
9 years ago
Flecainide as PIP
I was diagnosed with AF in December 2013, cardioverted March 2014 and have been in NSR since. I have had a few AF episodes but have, after a few hours, always returned to NSR. Over the last three weeks I have had five episodes of AF (lasting anything between 3 and 5 hours), and with the last one ended
I was diagnosed with AF in December 2013, cardioverted March 2014 and have been in NSR since. I have had a few AF episodes but have, after a few hours, always returned to NSR. Over the last three weeks I have had five episodes of AF (lasting anything between 3 and 5 hours), and with the last one ended
Ginnik
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
9 years ago
New Forum User
I am female, aged 69. I have had AF for 8.5years but it was only properly diagnosed in June this year. Previously I had attended hospital many times with palpitations but by the time I was seen, my heart was back in sinus. In March this year a looped recording device was implanted and it picked up
I am female, aged 69. I have had AF for 8.5years but it was only properly diagnosed in June this year. Previously I had attended hospital many times with palpitations but by the time I was seen, my heart was back in sinus. In March this year a looped recording device was implanted and it picked up
Carol70
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AF Association
9 years ago
Ectopic beats.
Hi , about 2 years ago i had a cryo-ablation which didnt seem to work..although i managed to do my daily stuff okay, i was never 100%. Recently i had a bout of Dizziness etc, shortness of breath , i went to see my specialist, and instead saw a member of his team. He confirmed that i should have another
Hi , about 2 years ago i had a cryo-ablation which didnt seem to work..although i managed to do my daily stuff okay, i was never 100%. Recently i had a bout of Dizziness etc, shortness of breath , i went to see my specialist, and instead saw a member of his team. He confirmed that i should have another
rob1878
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Arrhythmia Alliance
9 years ago
Reduction of Citalopran
After a irregular ecg I was advised to change my anti depressant - but first I had to reduce the citalopran weekly down to 5mg which I'm on now. The first two weeks as I posted on here were awful. But since reducing them from 20 to 5mg I have realised I am smiling more. Less tetchy. Even my counsellor
After a irregular ecg I was advised to change my anti depressant - but first I had to reduce the citalopran weekly down to 5mg which I'm on now. The first two weeks as I posted on here were awful. But since reducing them from 20 to 5mg I have realised I am smiling more. Less tetchy. Even my counsellor
kimmy22
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Anxiety Support
9 years ago
Canadian Practitioners?
Hi All, Nice to see so much info shared here. As I'm located in Western Canada, I'm wondering if any readers could suggest practitioners with interest in the areas of nerve compression and pelvic pain. My family Dr. is wonderful, but after MRI's of the Lumber spine, Lumbar Plexus and a diagnosis of nonsurgical
Hi All, Nice to see so much info shared here. As I'm located in Western Canada, I'm wondering if any readers could suggest practitioners with interest in the areas of nerve compression and pelvic pain. My family Dr. is wonderful, but after MRI's of the Lumber spine, Lumbar Plexus and a diagnosis of nonsurgical
loosetheicepac
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
9 years ago
Levator ani syndrome and pudental neuritis
Update from previous post. Saw Primary Care Physician last week for semi annual visit. Repeated to him again my pain in backside and how debilitating it has been. Also told him I have found no Drs in North Carolina to treat problem. He called this afternoon and has spoken with a Neurologist in NC who
Update from previous post. Saw Primary Care Physician last week for semi annual visit. Repeated to him again my pain in backside and how debilitating it has been. Also told him I have found no Drs in North Carolina to treat problem. He called this afternoon and has spoken with a Neurologist in NC who
Rocky68
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
9 years ago
Is heart block a disease or a condition?
I was diagnosed with 1st degree heart block some years ago after I had a 24 hour ecg. I was concerned about extra systoles that Iv`e had since I was 15. i was horrified by this diagnosis, because I don`t like the idea of having a disease of the heart. I haven`t been given any treatment, & Iv`e read that
I was diagnosed with 1st degree heart block some years ago after I had a 24 hour ecg. I was concerned about extra systoles that Iv`e had since I was 15. i was horrified by this diagnosis, because I don`t like the idea of having a disease of the heart. I haven`t been given any treatment, & Iv`e read that
hairyfairy
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Arrhythmia Alliance
9 years ago
Shocks at termination of AF attack.
Before I had my pacemaker fitted, at the end of an AF attack I would get a strong electrical shock which I came to dread. I've had AF for over ten years or more but it was only over the last year that this occurred. Has anyone else experienced this. Now I have the pacemaker I don't notice my heart
Before I had my pacemaker fitted, at the end of an AF attack I would get a strong electrical shock which I came to dread. I've had AF for over ten years or more but it was only over the last year that this occurred. Has anyone else experienced this. Now I have the pacemaker I don't notice my heart
Terjo
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AF Association
9 years ago
Apixaban and Antibiotics
Has anyone taken Apixaban with the antibiotic Amoxicillin Trihydrate? I am interested in whether the antibiotic over increases the effectiveness of Apixaban, or whether there are any other potential impacts? Thanks. TerryW.
Has anyone taken Apixaban with the antibiotic Amoxicillin Trihydrate? I am interested in whether the antibiotic over increases the effectiveness of Apixaban, or whether there are any other potential impacts? Thanks. TerryW.
terryw
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AF Association
9 years ago
EP at last.
Hi everyone. I have just to LGI to see the arythmia nurse again and had the ECG before he saw me and as my heart is now permanently out of rhythm, tho no longer AF, it's now ectopic beats every couple of heart beats, he has said that I now need to see an EP. It's been a long time getting here but at
Hi everyone. I have just to LGI to see the arythmia nurse again and had the ECG before he saw me and as my heart is now permanently out of rhythm, tho no longer AF, it's now ectopic beats every couple of heart beats, he has said that I now need to see an EP. It's been a long time getting here but at
Nannadee
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AF Association
9 years ago
Treatment
This may sound silly, but what is the usual route following diagnosis? So far, it is just my GP I am seeing. He has been great in terms of getting me started on Warfarin and Cardicor, I have seen him once since starting that,when he increased the Cardicor. I have also had an echocardiogram me, although
This may sound silly, but what is the usual route following diagnosis? So far, it is just my GP I am seeing. He has been great in terms of getting me started on Warfarin and Cardicor, I have seen him once since starting that,when he increased the Cardicor. I have also had an echocardiogram me, although
Lorna058
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AF Association
9 years ago
Had my ablation
It's been 4 weeks since my ablation and I do feel so much better. I have had one dizzy spell and one episode but since that I feel so much better,I do get tired but figured that comes with it. I just hope I can have some relief I have been suffering with afib for along time I do have a pacemaker and
It's been 4 weeks since my ablation and I do feel so much better. I have had one dizzy spell and one episode but since that I feel so much better,I do get tired but figured that comes with it. I just hope I can have some relief I have been suffering with afib for along time I do have a pacemaker and
Bobgail
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AF Association
9 years ago
Tachycardia -afib or what while cycling
Been noticing lately I'm having a lot of erratic heart beats. No big deal. also, when I ride on my bike and do this particular hill, my hr shoots up to the high 190's even over 200. I stop and take my pulse and it doesn't feel like a 200 plus rate. So I stop and wait til my hr settles down and continue
Been noticing lately I'm having a lot of erratic heart beats. No big deal. also, when I ride on my bike and do this particular hill, my hr shoots up to the high 190's even over 200. I stop and take my pulse and it doesn't feel like a 200 plus rate. So I stop and wait til my hr settles down and continue
paulh1
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AF Association
9 years ago
Pelvic floor issues
Diagnosed with peudenal nerve entrapment, chronic pelvic pain (burning sensation in vaginal cavity), Have sever pain after walking over several 100 ft. Dr also diagnosed rectocele prolapse. Have tried PT, nerve blocks, pain meds. nothing works. Currently trying aquatic exercises to strengthen pelvic
Diagnosed with peudenal nerve entrapment, chronic pelvic pain (burning sensation in vaginal cavity), Have sever pain after walking over several 100 ft. Dr also diagnosed rectocele prolapse. Have tried PT, nerve blocks, pain meds. nothing works. Currently trying aquatic exercises to strengthen pelvic
Rossvillegal52
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
9 years ago
SVT recently diagnosed
I am 65 years old and play a lot of good standard tennis. I am also a soccer ref and assistant. Recently I have been feeling absolutely shattered after doing these sports. My heart rate is up in the 80s for a few hours after the activity but it is usually 58- 60 bpm. Should I take beta blockers which
I am 65 years old and play a lot of good standard tennis. I am also a soccer ref and assistant. Recently I have been feeling absolutely shattered after doing these sports. My heart rate is up in the 80s for a few hours after the activity but it is usually 58- 60 bpm. Should I take beta blockers which
CliveS
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Arrhythmia Alliance
9 years ago
Sacral nerve stimulator block
After numerous surgical procedures in and around the pelvic area, I am left in agony every time I pass urine, which continues for sometime after. Lots of tests and and trials after I am now to undergo a trial on the sacral nerve block. Has anyone had this procedure that could inform me please of any
After numerous surgical procedures in and around the pelvic area, I am left in agony every time I pass urine, which continues for sometime after. Lots of tests and and trials after I am now to undergo a trial on the sacral nerve block. Has anyone had this procedure that could inform me please of any
Relentless
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
9 years ago
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