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Metoprolol, flecainide and prevention?
Q: if I do this for two days, then embark on my high-
stress
day and go into AF with tachycardia, should I avoid taking flecainide at that point?
Q: if I do this for two days, then embark on my high-
stress
day and go into AF with tachycardia, should I avoid taking flecainide at that point?
Redactrice
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
7 months ago
weight changes on Estradiol and cyclogest for FET
We had 3 cycles in 3 months and I gained so much weight with the
stress
and drugs. I’ve had a little gap in-between the last retrieval and starting the FET and I’ve managed to lose a little of the weight but I’m dreading all my hard work being undone when I start the FET drugs.
We had 3 cycles in 3 months and I gained so much weight with the
stress
and drugs. I’ve had a little gap in-between the last retrieval and starting the FET and I’ve managed to lose a little of the weight but I’m dreading all my hard work being undone when I start the FET drugs.
Emjem84
in
Fertility Network UK
3 months ago
How I reinvented myself after PMR
Eventually, I found the
stress
of teaching too much so retired just prior to COVID. I found a level of activity I can sustain, far less than my old super active self.
Eventually, I found the
stress
of teaching too much so retired just prior to COVID. I found a level of activity I can sustain, far less than my old super active self.
artfingers
in
PMRGCAuk
3 months ago
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Coffee-drinker?
You'll all know the
stress
of the flashing lights and press the button stuff anyway... especially when your driving licence depends on it... so try it and see if it makes a difference to you. I never drink tea - it disagrees with me so can't tell you about that.
You'll all know the
stress
of the flashing lights and press the button stuff anyway... especially when your driving licence depends on it... so try it and see if it makes a difference to you. I never drink tea - it disagrees with me so can't tell you about that.
Hula48
in
Glaucoma UK
2 months ago
5 noes a day keeps the Dr away - just say NO
I'm normally a very positive person and say Yes to things but maybe I need to say No more often to cut
stress
and inflammation levels? So here's some things I'm going to say no to. Please add your own suggestions😀.
I'm normally a very positive person and say Yes to things but maybe I need to say No more often to cut
stress
and inflammation levels? So here's some things I'm going to say no to. Please add your own suggestions😀.
tangocharlie
in
PMRGCAuk
3 months ago
Driving
After 6 months of
stress
I finally have my driving licence back, to be reviewed in a year. 😊 It can be worth fighting.
After 6 months of
stress
I finally have my driving licence back, to be reviewed in a year. 😊 It can be worth fighting.
Paros
in
Glaucoma UK
11 months ago
Not sure how this works but am finding the holidays extra hard.
Trying to stay even in my moods but I'm not looking forward to seeing my parents over the holidays. It's very hard to be around them since I realize I suffer from complex ptsd.
Trying to stay even in my moods but I'm not looking forward to seeing my parents over the holidays. It's very hard to be around them since I realize I suffer from complex ptsd.
anxiousintexas
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
5 months ago
2023: Your Successes and Failures
Zero
stress
around the issue now. Previously, there was a great deal. Abdominal pains have gone. (We continue to use 200mg mag citrate, Macrogol, 500mg vit c. Mag citrate dose reduced from c 500mg) 2.
Zero
stress
around the issue now. Previously, there was a great deal. Abdominal pains have gone. (We continue to use 200mg mag citrate, Macrogol, 500mg vit c. Mag citrate dose reduced from c 500mg) 2.
garygjs
in
Cure Parkinson's
5 months ago
Ribs aching
I had a heart
stress
test 6 weeks ago. The consultant hasn’t contacted me but he wrote to my surgery asking them to adjust my Isosorbide level. Using the FOI act I obtained a copy of the letter. It says that there is a ‘subtle inducable ischemia in the base and walls of the left ventricle’.
I had a heart
stress
test 6 weeks ago. The consultant hasn’t contacted me but he wrote to my surgery asking them to adjust my Isosorbide level. Using the FOI act I obtained a copy of the letter. It says that there is a ‘subtle inducable ischemia in the base and walls of the left ventricle’.
Oldgimmer66
in
British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
UK - Liver Resection
I feel sick, I'm bloated (from
stress
), I feel I have no desire to eat properly so I'm eating the wrong foods. I'm getting heart burn too. I'm convinced it's all anxiety related to the surgery. I just feel a mess and so teary. Sorry - no question. I just needed to share.
I feel sick, I'm bloated (from
stress
), I feel I have no desire to eat properly so I'm eating the wrong foods. I'm getting heart burn too. I'm convinced it's all anxiety related to the surgery. I just feel a mess and so teary. Sorry - no question. I just needed to share.
BumbleCat
in
British Liver Trust
9 months ago
Desperately need help pls
It seems like
stress
and excessive drinking seems to be linked to these episodes, so we have tried to keep him
stress
free and he has significantly reduced his alcohol intake. He returned to his flat the first week of January when he returned to work; he works from home.
It seems like
stress
and excessive drinking seems to be linked to these episodes, so we have tried to keep him
stress
free and he has significantly reduced his alcohol intake. He returned to his flat the first week of January when he returned to work; he works from home.
Lisamarsh
in
Headway
3 months ago
Wedding update
So to all sufferers out there it is definitely a thing that anxiety and
stress
can make RLS worse.
So to all sufferers out there it is definitely a thing that anxiety and
stress
can make RLS worse.
Ephemera
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
10 months ago
Somatic Pulsatile Tinnitus Syndrome, as identified by Dr Aron Levine
I have some leads to get to the bottom of this and it’s looking more and more neck / jaw / muscular caused and
stress
and worry clearly make it worse. (I can turn volume up and down with neck and jaw movements. Literally sometimes like turning on and off a light with a switch.
I have some leads to get to the bottom of this and it’s looking more and more neck / jaw / muscular caused and
stress
and worry clearly make it worse. (I can turn volume up and down with neck and jaw movements. Literally sometimes like turning on and off a light with a switch.
PSK71
in
Tinnitus UK
5 months ago
OCD during pregnancy
I am trying very hard to manage all this
stress
, but some times I feel so disappointed and lonely. I wash my hands all the time... I feel like my loved ones - including my husband - don't seem to understand how tough OCD can be.
I am trying very hard to manage all this
stress
, but some times I feel so disappointed and lonely. I wash my hands all the time... I feel like my loved ones - including my husband - don't seem to understand how tough OCD can be.
Ariadnee
in
My OCD Community
10 months ago
Experience with no medication!
I’m good with that, but doc says no way and he’s angry with me and that gives me
stress
because he says I’m gonna die 🫣 anyone the same experience, thank you ❤️
I’m good with that, but doc says no way and he’s angry with me and that gives me
stress
because he says I’m gonna die 🫣 anyone the same experience, thank you ❤️
Hidden
in
AF Association
7 months ago
Why am I made to feel a fraud.
Hello everyone, I 59 and I had an heart attack 8 weeks ago due mainly to high cholesterol and
stress
at work. I had 3 stents fitted and it was the most worrying thing I’ve ever had to deal with in my life. I’m now back at work on shorter hours and just doing office work.
Hello everyone, I 59 and I had an heart attack 8 weeks ago due mainly to high cholesterol and
stress
at work. I had 3 stents fitted and it was the most worrying thing I’ve ever had to deal with in my life. I’m now back at work on shorter hours and just doing office work.
Nunk
in
British Heart Foundation
6 months ago
It's Fibromyalgia Not Mental Health
I find personally that any kind of emotional trauma or
stress
or worry etc, really elevates body pain Or simply just over doing it by a hairs length will trigger it.
I find personally that any kind of emotional trauma or
stress
or worry etc, really elevates body pain Or simply just over doing it by a hairs length will trigger it.
Fibro1966
in
Fibromyalgia Action UK
4 months ago
Dronedarone
I’ve been change to Dronedarone, been taking it about 4 months and have had episodes of AF, in fact currently ‘I n one’, this is after a day of
stress
so not surprised, but having been to the consultant the day before the previous attack last week can not work out why.
I’ve been change to Dronedarone, been taking it about 4 months and have had episodes of AF, in fact currently ‘I n one’, this is after a day of
stress
so not surprised, but having been to the consultant the day before the previous attack last week can not work out why.
LaceyLady
in
AF Association
8 months ago
Working and Tinnitus
I'm almost on the verge of tears some days due to not being able to do do my job which brings its own added
stress
and pressures. I could take early retirement and find a less demanding job but financially that would be difficult as would lose about 50% of my pension.
I'm almost on the verge of tears some days due to not being able to do do my job which brings its own added
stress
and pressures. I could take early retirement and find a less demanding job but financially that would be difficult as would lose about 50% of my pension.
Globedancer
in
Tinnitus UK
2 months ago
AFib Burden
it seems to me that being in afib is a
stress
on one’s heart and thus not a good thing even if the symptoms aren’t too bad. Has anyone experienced something similar? thank you!
it seems to me that being in afib is a
stress
on one’s heart and thus not a good thing even if the symptoms aren’t too bad. Has anyone experienced something similar? thank you!
cherylttt
in
AF Association
4 months ago
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