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I take an Aspirin every day to prevent blood clots presumably. However my father died of a brain haemorrhage . So I don’t quite know if there is any preventative medicine for his condition.
I take an Aspirin every day to prevent blood clots presumably. However my father died of a brain haemorrhage . So I don’t quite know if there is any preventative medicine for his condition.
Pollypuss
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
CBD fruit jellies
Are these safe to take for arthritis in my feet I take Hydroxy and aspirin
Are these safe to take for arthritis in my feet I take Hydroxy and aspirin
Tilly_Rose
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Normal TSH, Positive TPOAb and above range Ferriitin
Hi Guys I am new to this forum as PA was my first home! I spotted B12D neurological symptoms in hubby, got him checked and B12 was 201 ng/L [145-914 ng/L]. Saw consultant and he is now on SI B12 for one year. During blood tests, his: TSH was normal 2.02 mu/L [0.38-5.33] TPOAb was 188.86 IU/mL
Hi Guys I am new to this forum as PA was my first home! I spotted B12D neurological symptoms in hubby, got him checked and B12 was 201 ng/L [145-914 ng/L]. Saw consultant and he is now on SI B12 for one year. During blood tests, his: TSH was normal 2.02 mu/L [0.38-5.33] TPOAb was 188.86 IU/mL
Wwwdot
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
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Colchicine and Inflammation Revisited
Inflammation is one of the two principle drivers of “The Hallmarks of Cancer” which are the common drivers of progression of cancer from initiation to invasion and spread, to developing resistance to treatments and ultimately to end stage metastasis. (The other main driver being genomic instability:
Inflammation is one of the two principle drivers of “The Hallmarks of Cancer” which are the common drivers of progression of cancer from initiation to invasion and spread, to developing resistance to treatments and ultimately to end stage metastasis. (The other main driver being genomic instability:
MateoBeach
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Colchicine and Inflammation Reconsidered
Inflammation is one of the two principle drivers of “The Hallmarks of Cancer” which are the common drivers of progression of cancer from initiation to invasion and spread, to developing resistance to treatments and ultimately to end stage metastasis. (The other main driver being genomic instability:
Inflammation is one of the two principle drivers of “The Hallmarks of Cancer” which are the common drivers of progression of cancer from initiation to invasion and spread, to developing resistance to treatments and ultimately to end stage metastasis. (The other main driver being genomic instability:
MateoBeach
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Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Help help
HI all . I recently had a stent fitted in my cartonoid artery left side , the operation went good , after 3 weeks into my recovery ,I have devolved tinnitus ,I have been prescribed aspirin 81mg and plavix 75mg, can this medication be causing my tinnitus ? my surgeon has said no , but i think it may
HI all . I recently had a stent fitted in my cartonoid artery left side , the operation went good , after 3 weeks into my recovery ,I have devolved tinnitus ,I have been prescribed aspirin 81mg and plavix 75mg, can this medication be causing my tinnitus ? my surgeon has said no , but i think it may
yanloomey
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
Painkillers
Hi, sorry for my second post in as many days! What painkillers are safe to take with prednisolone please? I'm assuming paracetamol but wasn't sure if anything else was OK to take? I suffer with a lot of migraines (after effects of having a blood clot on my brain several years ago) and the best thing
Hi, sorry for my second post in as many days! What painkillers are safe to take with prednisolone please? I'm assuming paracetamol but wasn't sure if anything else was OK to take? I suffer with a lot of migraines (after effects of having a blood clot on my brain several years ago) and the best thing
Kma123
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Stent not relieving angina symptoms - so far
Last year I began to get mild burning in my chest and back when walking. So angina was suspected. I was put onto aspirin, statin, bisoprolol and ranolazine and they seemed to greatly reduce the problem. I had a heart scan which detected a significant blockage in my LAD. So
last week
I got a stent
Last year I began to get mild burning in my chest and back when walking. So angina was suspected. I was put onto aspirin, statin, bisoprolol and ranolazine and they seemed to greatly reduce the problem. I had a heart scan which detected a significant blockage in my LAD. So
last week
I got a stent
bizzy55
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Low-dose Aspirin.
I imagine that the new aspirin study [JAMA (1)] will get a lot of media play, but I will post anyway. A previous study concluded that the only people who benefit from low-dose aspirin are those who have already experienced a cardiovascular event. For everyone else, the risks obliterate any benefit
I imagine that the new aspirin study [JAMA (1)] will get a lot of media play, but I will post anyway. A previous study concluded that the only people who benefit from low-dose aspirin are those who have already experienced a cardiovascular event. For everyone else, the risks obliterate any benefit
pca2004
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Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Stomach upsets.
Hi everyone. Had a "minor " heart attack 12 months ago. Angiogram revealed I needed an urgent triple bypass. Kept me in for the op which apparently went well, but I had post op AF which was resolved before I was discharged. I've always struggled with anxiety, so suffered badly for about 6 months. Doing
Hi everyone. Had a "minor " heart attack 12 months ago. Angiogram revealed I needed an urgent triple bypass. Kept me in for the op which apparently went well, but I had post op AF which was resolved before I was discharged. I've always struggled with anxiety, so suffered badly for about 6 months. Doing
Fastbike
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Jak2 test it's been 11 days and no results yet.. I'm stressed the hell out...
So my red blood cells elevated 5.64, hemoglobin 16.0 and my hemocrit 49.6.Epo was normal my blood smear only says final Diagnosis polycythemia which I assume is secondary. So I got grandparents and cousins who had leukimia.. Plus I have factor 5 leiden and am on blood thinners... So I don't take
So my red blood cells elevated 5.64, hemoglobin 16.0 and my hemocrit 49.6.Epo was normal my blood smear only says final Diagnosis polycythemia which I assume is secondary. So I got grandparents and cousins who had leukimia.. Plus I have factor 5 leiden and am on blood thinners... So I don't take
Devilwoman72
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Esophagus pain after cardioversion
I had a cardioversion for AF a week ago, been in NSR since then. It was my second one this month, previous one was 2 weeks before that. Since this last cardioversion I have had mild-to-moderate esophagus pain and some stomach pain. I can tell the chest pain is esophageal and not heart because its
I had a cardioversion for AF a week ago, been in NSR since then. It was my second one this month, previous one was 2 weeks before that. Since this last cardioversion I have had mild-to-moderate esophagus pain and some stomach pain. I can tell the chest pain is esophageal and not heart because its
acordeon
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AF Association
1 year ago
MRI and injuries
I'm Dx with PV jak2 and have been on low dose aspirin 2x daily/phlebotomies every 3 months or so for the last 20 years. My question has to do with inflammation and seemingly lengthy time it takes to heal when injured. I've been dealing with a lingering glute muscle injury obtained during golfing for
I'm Dx with PV jak2 and have been on low dose aspirin 2x daily/phlebotomies every 3 months or so for the last 20 years. My question has to do with inflammation and seemingly lengthy time it takes to heal when injured. I've been dealing with a lingering glute muscle injury obtained during golfing for
ritaandscooter1
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Confused about diagnosis
I was diagnosed with JAK2+ MPN in August 22 as a result of abnormal routine blood tests. I am a female aged 75. I am attending a haematologist in his rooms in a private hospital, so don’t have access to a team. The haematologist is also a consultant at ja large public hospital serving a large area
I was diagnosed with JAK2+ MPN in August 22 as a result of abnormal routine blood tests. I am a female aged 75. I am attending a haematologist in his rooms in a private hospital, so don’t have access to a team. The haematologist is also a consultant at ja large public hospital serving a large area
Blackroc
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
raised trope level
I was admitted to A&E and they did a blood test and found my trope level raised firstly what is trope and secondly they gave me 300 mil aspirin but the consultant on discharge did not put this on my prescription should I be on 300 mil or stay on 75 mil
I was admitted to A&E and they did a blood test and found my trope level raised firstly what is trope and secondly they gave me 300 mil aspirin but the consultant on discharge did not put this on my prescription should I be on 300 mil or stay on 75 mil
Pete-Benje
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Spontaneous remission of some blood counts after Dx
This just is a question of curiosity I've discussed briefly before. If any members have seen something like this it would be interesting to know. I've asked two MPN Drs about it and all I hear is "it's complicated" and/or "things fluctuate". -- These plots show some counts and when I started aspirin
This just is a question of curiosity I've discussed briefly before. If any members have seen something like this it would be interesting to know. I've asked two MPN Drs about it and all I hear is "it's complicated" and/or "things fluctuate". -- These plots show some counts and when I started aspirin
EPguy
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Ticagrelor 51 weeks on
As you'll gather from the subject, I've been taking 90mg of Ticagrelor Twice day since being discharged after my heart attack at the end of July last year. It's been explained to me why you typically only take Ticagrelor for a year - (and I'm scheduled to stop next week) but my question is, am I likely
As you'll gather from the subject, I've been taking 90mg of Ticagrelor Twice day since being discharged after my heart attack at the end of July last year. It's been explained to me why you typically only take Ticagrelor for a year - (and I'm scheduled to stop next week) but my question is, am I likely
doktordru
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Reversed diagnosis
Hey everyone, usually a lurker but I'm actually looking for advice. Bare with me, a bit of history have had 4 miscarriages, a stillbirth and ectopic pregnancy just recently, multiple pe's 2017 with 3rd miscarriage and diagnosis of APS in 2018. Have 2 living children as well. Anticardiolipin Igm testing
Hey everyone, usually a lurker but I'm actually looking for advice. Bare with me, a bit of history have had 4 miscarriages, a stillbirth and ectopic pregnancy just recently, multiple pe's 2017 with 3rd miscarriage and diagnosis of APS in 2018. Have 2 living children as well. Anticardiolipin Igm testing
Ashmc79
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
1 year ago
Bruising
Hello all- I have been on Hydroxyurea for my ET for 3 years and have recently started bruising quite a bit even though I have been on Plavix and aspirin for 3 years as well. None of my doctors have an answer which is really frustrating as I look like I have been beat up because the bruising is so bad
Hello all- I have been on Hydroxyurea for my ET for 3 years and have recently started bruising quite a bit even though I have been on Plavix and aspirin for 3 years as well. None of my doctors have an answer which is really frustrating as I look like I have been beat up because the bruising is so bad
Auggie17
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Nausea after valve replacement and bypass
Had my mitral valve replaced and a bypass 4 weeks ago now, and have been home 3 weeks. Suffered nausea and lack of appetite from day 1 out of surgery, and aches and pains until this weekend - miraculously they all seem to have gone away. However the nausea seems to actually be getting worse, took me
Had my mitral valve replaced and a bypass 4 weeks ago now, and have been home 3 weeks. Suffered nausea and lack of appetite from day 1 out of surgery, and aches and pains until this weekend - miraculously they all seem to have gone away. However the nausea seems to actually be getting worse, took me
thecatandus
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
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