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I’m 68 and had double bypass 5 months ago. No symptoms, no heart attack, I was otherwise fit and well. Was found by chance. I’ve been blessed with a good recovery and it is now becoming just a tough memory. I’m so thankful that my journey has been relatively straight forward. I’m 170 pounds, lost 15
I’m 68 and had double bypass 5 months ago. No symptoms, no heart attack, I was otherwise fit and well. Was found by chance. I’ve been blessed with a good recovery and it is now becoming just a tough memory. I’m so thankful that my journey has been relatively straight forward. I’m 170 pounds, lost 15
Telboi
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
CHANGE OF BP MEDICATION - INTERACTION WITH SIMVASTATIN 40MG
As posted previously I was switched from attenolol; to Amlodipine 5mg. However apparently Amlodipine does not interact well with statins 40mg. So the GP has now put me on Lercanidipine 10mg. I post this as info in case anyone has concerns with Amlodipine and Statins being taken together and are
As posted previously I was switched from attenolol; to Amlodipine 5mg. However apparently Amlodipine does not interact well with statins 40mg. So the GP has now put me on Lercanidipine 10mg. I post this as info in case anyone has concerns with Amlodipine and Statins being taken together and are
Harry240
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High Blood Pressure Support
4 years ago
TSH variability
This new paper (open) describes how variable is TSH in individuals and discusses the implication on using this for diagnosis.
REVIEW ARTICLE
Front. Endocrinol., 24 February 2021
https://doi.org/10.3389/fendo.2021.619568
Within-Person Variation in Serum Thyrotropin Concentrations:
This new paper (open) describes how variable is TSH in individuals and discusses the implication on using this for diagnosis.
REVIEW ARTICLE
Front. Endocrinol., 24 February 2021
https://doi.org/10.3389/fendo.2021.619568
Within-Person Variation in Serum Thyrotropin Concentrations:
diogenes
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
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Stopping Statins for 2 weeks
Hi, I have recently been prescribed Clarithromycin antibiotics for a chest infection. I can’t take my Statins (Simvastatin 80 mg, 1 per day) with these antibiotics. I will be taking them for 2 weeks and if I get further infections, I will be taking them for another 2 weeks (recently diagnosed with Bronchiectasis
Hi, I have recently been prescribed Clarithromycin antibiotics for a chest infection. I can’t take my Statins (Simvastatin 80 mg, 1 per day) with these antibiotics. I will be taking them for 2 weeks and if I get further infections, I will be taking them for another 2 weeks (recently diagnosed with Bronchiectasis
Loey
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Bronchiectasis Support
4 years ago
Ezetimibe side-effects
I've been prescribed two statins in the past although I've never had a heart attack. My cholesterol is on the high side. SSSAfter the 2nd dose of simvastatin I woke at night gasping for breath. My doctor switched to rosuvastatin and 30 minutes after taking the only tablet I experienced numbness, tingling
I've been prescribed two statins in the past although I've never had a heart attack. My cholesterol is on the high side. SSSAfter the 2nd dose of simvastatin I woke at night gasping for breath. My doctor switched to rosuvastatin and 30 minutes after taking the only tablet I experienced numbness, tingling
MaggieMaybe
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Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation
4 years ago
Statistics on the Statins - to take or not?
This is what my GP surgery sent - instead of the usual ‘annual conversation’ putting the onus on me to contact them if I want to talk about it. Interesting way of presenting the stats, still won’t persuade me though. So 15/100 will have a stroke. 5 will not because of taking statins. If inflammation
This is what my GP surgery sent - instead of the usual ‘annual conversation’ putting the onus on me to contact them if I want to talk about it. Interesting way of presenting the stats, still won’t persuade me though. So 15/100 will have a stroke. 5 will not because of taking statins. If inflammation
CDreamer
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 years ago
Side effects of statins.
Hi. I was started on Atorvastatin following my nstemi in Oct 20...in Dec my cardiac specialist stopped my statin to see if it was a contributing factor to my shortness of breath... Within 24hrs of stopping them, my breathing was better... My GP then started me on pravastatin....after only a few days
Hi. I was started on Atorvastatin following my nstemi in Oct 20...in Dec my cardiac specialist stopped my statin to see if it was a contributing factor to my shortness of breath... Within 24hrs of stopping them, my breathing was better... My GP then started me on pravastatin....after only a few days
Tallaghthoop
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Stroke and mbc
Hi everyone, Happy New Year to all! I was just wondering if anyone else has experienced what I have had. I have always been basically healthy, don't smoke, exercise, active... In October 2018, I had a cryptogenic stroke - they never found what triggered it. Happily no sequelae. Lost all my self confidence
Hi everyone, Happy New Year to all! I was just wondering if anyone else has experienced what I have had. I have always been basically healthy, don't smoke, exercise, active... In October 2018, I had a cryptogenic stroke - they never found what triggered it. Happily no sequelae. Lost all my self confidence
Lulu4545
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
4 years ago
MINOCA
Hi everyone! I’m a 54 year old woman whom had trapped wind which wouldn’t go away. Normally I get trapped wind lie on my front for a while and it disappears. Day 1 the trapped wind just didn’t seem to go away.. Day 2 still had it.. took all the remedies but nothing seemed to work. So got my husband
Hi everyone! I’m a 54 year old woman whom had trapped wind which wouldn’t go away. Normally I get trapped wind lie on my front for a while and it disappears. Day 1 the trapped wind just didn’t seem to go away.. Day 2 still had it.. took all the remedies but nothing seemed to work. So got my husband
GreyDoor1
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Test Results
Diagnosed with hypo and given Levo in 2016 - (was euthyroid at 125mg for past year). I was recently sent for blood tests on an unrelated matter. Given that the GP didn't say that my thyroid would also be checked I took my Levo early morning prior to the 11.50am appointment (which I would never normally
Diagnosed with hypo and given Levo in 2016 - (was euthyroid at 125mg for past year). I was recently sent for blood tests on an unrelated matter. Given that the GP didn't say that my thyroid would also be checked I took my Levo early morning prior to the 11.50am appointment (which I would never normally
Peggy-Priceright
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Newly diagnosed
Hello everyone, im new here im a 44 year old woman who is clueless, ive been told I have a eGFR of 56 kidney disease stage 3 by the doctor, been put on statins even though my chlorestrol is normal range, told to take omega 3 fish oil and get on with it, I have recurrent water infections that keep coming
Hello everyone, im new here im a 44 year old woman who is clueless, ive been told I have a eGFR of 56 kidney disease stage 3 by the doctor, been put on statins even though my chlorestrol is normal range, told to take omega 3 fish oil and get on with it, I have recurrent water infections that keep coming
Tory1001
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Early CKD Support
4 years ago
Mouth severe fungal infection
Hi everyone, I have a severe fungal infection from antibiotics that not respond of any treatment in my mouth, throat is redness, tongue has a lot of white dots, my lips are very dry with red dots and peeled off every day. If anyone could help me with some suggestions for fungal infection I would be
Hi everyone, I have a severe fungal infection from antibiotics that not respond of any treatment in my mouth, throat is redness, tongue has a lot of white dots, my lips are very dry with red dots and peeled off every day. If anyone could help me with some suggestions for fungal infection I would be
Sandra100
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Statins
My GP wants me to start on statins based on an analysis of my cholesterol level and various other factors including postcode (not sure why this is a consideration as I live in a fairly ordinary surburban area). When I read up on statins I was rather put off when I read about the risk of type 2 diabetes
My GP wants me to start on statins based on an analysis of my cholesterol level and various other factors including postcode (not sure why this is a consideration as I live in a fairly ordinary surburban area). When I read up on statins I was rather put off when I read about the risk of type 2 diabetes
Hidden
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AF Association
4 years ago
Concerned about latest Cholesterol Results
I am a 35 year old female in the UK weighing 145lbs. Had lipid profile done as part of routine bloods. These results have gone up since my last test 6 months ago. ***Please note I DID NOT fast for this test as I was unaware the GP was doing my cholesterol *** I have also done the American conversion
I am a 35 year old female in the UK weighing 145lbs. Had lipid profile done as part of routine bloods. These results have gone up since my last test 6 months ago. ***Please note I DID NOT fast for this test as I was unaware the GP was doing my cholesterol *** I have also done the American conversion
SpiritualT
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Israeli experts show that some already widely used drugs help fight COVID-19.
I stumbled across this while searching for vaccine safety information for my wife- she has both LUPUS and antiphosopholipid syndrome. Looks like statins, Pepcid, Anti-cholesterol fibrates, and even Viagra can help tamp it down. I'm on 3 of them plus Vit D & C. Time to make a reservation at my favorite
I stumbled across this while searching for vaccine safety information for my wife- she has both LUPUS and antiphosopholipid syndrome. Looks like statins, Pepcid, Anti-cholesterol fibrates, and even Viagra can help tamp it down. I'm on 3 of them plus Vit D & C. Time to make a reservation at my favorite
V10fanatic
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
play harmonica with a good heart
Fit as a fiddle til 51 when the bad genes from Mum and Dad kicked in. They both smoked and Dad had TB & Rheumatic fever as a lad, so he was suddenly carried away by a heart attack aged 51 and she ended up with a teflon aorta ten years later. I was surprised as I was a cyclist and kept very fit, stopped
Fit as a fiddle til 51 when the bad genes from Mum and Dad kicked in. They both smoked and Dad had TB & Rheumatic fever as a lad, so he was suddenly carried away by a heart attack aged 51 and she ended up with a teflon aorta ten years later. I was surprised as I was a cyclist and kept very fit, stopped
padraig2nd
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Statins side effects
I have been through all the statins and the alternative to statins they all have bad side effects for me so I am unable to take any of them. I am now on the Repatha injection self administered every 2 weeks, no side effects and cholesterol down to 1!
I have been through all the statins and the alternative to statins they all have bad side effects for me so I am unable to take any of them. I am now on the Repatha injection self administered every 2 weeks, no side effects and cholesterol down to 1!
CoolJohnB
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Do not use TSH in a simple manner when making a diagnosis or examining treatment
This provisionally accepted paper discusses the need for individual assessment of patients in TSH measurements - not just taking "within range" as an acceptable diagnosis. It will be accessible when fully published.
Front. Endocrinol. | doi: 10.3389/fendo.2021.619568
Within-person variation
This provisionally accepted paper discusses the need for individual assessment of patients in TSH measurements - not just taking "within range" as an acceptable diagnosis. It will be accessible when fully published.
Front. Endocrinol. | doi: 10.3389/fendo.2021.619568
Within-person variation
diogenes
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Statins 80mg
Good morning I got a question that's bugging me, I'm taking blood thinners and 80mg statins,after second stent.my cholesterol was 5.9 I'm age 56 male,I've allways tried to stay on the move with bit of tai chi,but recently my joints feel tight and my knees have started clicking ,I can just feel my whole
Good morning I got a question that's bugging me, I'm taking blood thinners and 80mg statins,after second stent.my cholesterol was 5.9 I'm age 56 male,I've allways tried to stay on the move with bit of tai chi,but recently my joints feel tight and my knees have started clicking ,I can just feel my whole
Franky17
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Paper about the relationship of iron deficiency and thyroid function
SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ARTICLE
Front. Endocrinol. | doi: 10.3389/fendo.2021.629831
Iron deficiency, a risk factor of thyroid disorders in reproductive-age and pregnant women: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Jingyi Luo1, Xiaoxia Wang1, Li Yuan2* and Lixin Guo1*
1Beijing
SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ARTICLE
Front. Endocrinol. | doi: 10.3389/fendo.2021.629831
Iron deficiency, a risk factor of thyroid disorders in reproductive-age and pregnant women: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Jingyi Luo1, Xiaoxia Wang1, Li Yuan2* and Lixin Guo1*
1Beijing
diogenes
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
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