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so having been told in January things had improved, I finally had my CT angiogram in the middle of march(had been waiting since October.) many weeks have past and I was thinking to myself no news is good news……..until yesterday, the pharmacist from my local GP practice called to say my results were back
so having been told in January things had improved, I finally had my CT angiogram in the middle of march(had been waiting since October.) many weeks have past and I was thinking to myself no news is good news……..until yesterday, the pharmacist from my local GP practice called to say my results were back
MyHF
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Final STAMPEDE results for Abi with/out Enza when starting ADT.
New paper below [1]. "Between Nov 15, 2011, and Jan 17, 2014, 1003 patients were randomly assigned to standard of care (n=502) or standard of care plus abiraterone (n=501) in the abiraterone trial. "Between July 29, 2014, and March 31, 2016, 916 patients were randomly assigned to standard of care
New paper below [1]. "Between Nov 15, 2011, and Jan 17, 2014, 1003 patients were randomly assigned to standard of care (n=502) or standard of care plus abiraterone (n=501) in the abiraterone trial. "Between July 29, 2014, and March 31, 2016, 916 patients were randomly assigned to standard of care
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Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Heart Attack Journal #2
I really didn’t think I’d be back here again. After my first MI in August 2019, I really thought that the medication I was on would prevent a repeat of this. However, 3 ½ years on, it’s happened again. Seems that I’m in the small minority (less than 2%) for whom the standard medication doesn’t prevent
I really didn’t think I’d be back here again. After my first MI in August 2019, I really thought that the medication I was on would prevent a repeat of this. However, 3 ½ years on, it’s happened again. Seems that I’m in the small minority (less than 2%) for whom the standard medication doesn’t prevent
SkiMonday
Ultramarathon
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Fun Beyond 10K & Race Support
1 year ago
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ET-The mental aspect
M52, diagnosed with ET/JAK2+ (confirmed by a BMB) a few years back as my platelet count spiked over 600k. In fact I had a change from "normal" to over 450k at some point in 2013 and counts were between 430k-530k for a good 8 years, without any concern expressed by my GP. With the spike I was referred
M52, diagnosed with ET/JAK2+ (confirmed by a BMB) a few years back as my platelet count spiked over 600k. In fact I had a change from "normal" to over 450k at some point in 2013 and counts were between 430k-530k for a good 8 years, without any concern expressed by my GP. With the spike I was referred
Metronome
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Feeling a little low
Update I had a heart attack in September that left me with a 100 percent blockage in the right artery. In and out of hospital since December with unstable angina. On the 29th March I had 3 stents fitted after trying both wrists they then eventually did it through the groin. Discharged 5 days later
Update I had a heart attack in September that left me with a 100 percent blockage in the right artery. In and out of hospital since December with unstable angina. On the 29th March I had 3 stents fitted after trying both wrists they then eventually did it through the groin. Discharged 5 days later
Fourwhitesheps
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Clopidogrel Resistance
my dad had a mild stroke 7 weeks ago and told he would make a 99% recovery, only his speech was affected. He is now in hospital again with a second stroke which is considerably worse and right arm now affected, despite taking his clopidogrel, statin and blood pressure meds as prescribed. He had 3 weeks
my dad had a mild stroke 7 weeks ago and told he would make a 99% recovery, only his speech was affected. He is now in hospital again with a second stroke which is considerably worse and right arm now affected, despite taking his clopidogrel, statin and blood pressure meds as prescribed. He had 3 weeks
Casper438
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Anticoagulation Support
1 year ago
Tales from the ER : Indiana Jones and the Holy Grail*
I'm excited to report the latest innovation in medicine. A secret the Bulgarian doctors were keeping for too long. A magic herb that heals anxiety, depression, back pain, fever, chicken pox, cancer and revives the dead. The ✨valerian root✨ So i was having really severe back pain. My ribs and spine hurt
I'm excited to report the latest innovation in medicine. A secret the Bulgarian doctors were keeping for too long. A magic herb that heals anxiety, depression, back pain, fever, chicken pox, cancer and revives the dead. The ✨valerian root✨ So i was having really severe back pain. My ribs and spine hurt
Against_the_current
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Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
Doxazosin
It’s almost 2 years since my heart attack and triple bypass. I’m being started today on Doxazosin 1mg as my BP is high. I can only tolerate Amlodipine 5mg because of swelling ankles and legs and Ezetamide made my pulse go crazy. This had been ongoing for about a year. I take max dose of Ramipril.
It’s almost 2 years since my heart attack and triple bypass. I’m being started today on Doxazosin 1mg as my BP is high. I can only tolerate Amlodipine 5mg because of swelling ankles and legs and Ezetamide made my pulse go crazy. This had been ongoing for about a year. I take max dose of Ramipril.
Sewing19
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Miscarriage @ 5 wks, 5th transfer. What to do next?
Hi ladies, Could really use some advice. I had a miscarriage at 5 wks + 5 days on Monday whilst at work. I dared to think about making it to the early pregnancy scan next wk, and then out of nowhere this happened. Was confirmed on a scan yesterday that nothing there. Still processing but coping better
Hi ladies, Could really use some advice. I had a miscarriage at 5 wks + 5 days on Monday whilst at work. I dared to think about making it to the early pregnancy scan next wk, and then out of nowhere this happened. Was confirmed on a scan yesterday that nothing there. Still processing but coping better
Elmo13
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Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
ET related fatigue
Hi my husband is 50 and was diagnosed with ET in January 2023 due to high platelets (917). He is overweight a little but other than that he does not have any other risk factors. All other bloods have come back normal. He is taking daily aspirin. We live in the UK. Since around September 2022 (prior
Hi my husband is 50 and was diagnosed with ET in January 2023 due to high platelets (917). He is overweight a little but other than that he does not have any other risk factors. All other bloods have come back normal. He is taking daily aspirin. We live in the UK. Since around September 2022 (prior
Morris941
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
baby aspirin
Diagnosed with APS in 2017. Went to see a cardiologist for the first time yesterday and he would like me to go on a baby aspirin along with the warfarin I take ( 5 mgs per day) and said to ask my Hemotologist if that was okay..Just wondering how many others are taking a baby aspirin in conjunction
Diagnosed with APS in 2017. Went to see a cardiologist for the first time yesterday and he would like me to go on a baby aspirin along with the warfarin I take ( 5 mgs per day) and said to ask my Hemotologist if that was okay..Just wondering how many others are taking a baby aspirin in conjunction
dogtail
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
1 year ago
I'm not going nuts!
I need advice on what I should do and hope someone can help. I was at a dr's appointment a few weeks ago where they left my notes up. It was set on the blood test section and I saw that I'd been tested for rheumatology factor (once) and anti-dna (3-4 times). The dr was going through them and they were
I need advice on what I should do and hope someone can help. I was at a dr's appointment a few weeks ago where they left my notes up. It was set on the blood test section and I saw that I'd been tested for rheumatology factor (once) and anti-dna (3-4 times). The dr was going through them and they were
RabbitMum_1965
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LUPUS UK
1 year ago
Tedrick
I started on Aspirin in 2009 at the age of 66 and remained on Aspirin until I had a hip replacement in 2020 when my GP said I needed to move on to Edoxaban which due to the sweating during the night my GP put me on Apixaban in March of this year, still sweating profusely but there doesn’t appear to be
I started on Aspirin in 2009 at the age of 66 and remained on Aspirin until I had a hip replacement in 2020 when my GP said I needed to move on to Edoxaban which due to the sweating during the night my GP put me on Apixaban in March of this year, still sweating profusely but there doesn’t appear to be
Tedrick
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AF Association
1 year ago
Annual bood tests post MI
Hi, I had an MI 9 years ago and stents fitted, and have been taking the usual meds. ever since - aspirin, Ramipril, Bisoprolol and Atorvastatin. I went for my annual blood tests earlier this week and today looked for my results on the NHS app - no cholesterol results. I’ve asked if they just take longer
Hi, I had an MI 9 years ago and stents fitted, and have been taking the usual meds. ever since - aspirin, Ramipril, Bisoprolol and Atorvastatin. I went for my annual blood tests earlier this week and today looked for my results on the NHS app - no cholesterol results. I’ve asked if they just take longer
Squashie457
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Fatigue
HI all, im hoping someone will be able to help me or at least tell me their story. I am 48 have had PV for 2 years now. Treatment has been baby aspirin and venesection. I am now anaemic and suffering to the point its effecting my work and home life. Im literally at breaking point, ive spoken to my
HI all, im hoping someone will be able to help me or at least tell me their story. I am 48 have had PV for 2 years now. Treatment has been baby aspirin and venesection. I am now anaemic and suffering to the point its effecting my work and home life. Im literally at breaking point, ive spoken to my
iswhatitis1
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
What does this mean: Elevated calcium score 893 predominantly involving LAD and RCA 11/2022
Cardiologist said: "Elevated calcium score of 893 predominantly involving LAD and RCA. His stress nuclear study was unremarkable. His prior angiogram was unremarkable. He will add baby aspirin and statin given the elevated calcium score. Last LDL was 121 mg/dL. PVCs-he does not have active ischemia
Cardiologist said: "Elevated calcium score of 893 predominantly involving LAD and RCA. His stress nuclear study was unremarkable. His prior angiogram was unremarkable. He will add baby aspirin and statin given the elevated calcium score. Last LDL was 121 mg/dL. PVCs-he does not have active ischemia
SViking
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Angina treatment
Hello, I know I need to speak to my GP regarding this but would appreciate some advice / experiences from you lovely people please. I have had 2 x minor heart attacks, 2020 and 2021. Coronary arteries not obstructed, last angio July 2022. Medication: Atorvastatin, Nifedipine, Isosorbide mononitrate
Hello, I know I need to speak to my GP regarding this but would appreciate some advice / experiences from you lovely people please. I have had 2 x minor heart attacks, 2020 and 2021. Coronary arteries not obstructed, last angio July 2022. Medication: Atorvastatin, Nifedipine, Isosorbide mononitrate
LSCE
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
NHS kicking in to warp drive.
As a small but I think important counter to the Doom'n'gloom around the NHS at the moment I thought that I would put up my latest interaction with this overwhelming leviathan.Saturday afternoon I Started to get a little bit of blood in my mouth,my initial thought was you idiot you have bitten your cheek
As a small but I think important counter to the Doom'n'gloom around the NHS at the moment I thought that I would put up my latest interaction with this overwhelming leviathan.Saturday afternoon I Started to get a little bit of blood in my mouth,my initial thought was you idiot you have bitten your cheek
Rogo23
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Nose bleeds on clopidogrel- is that normal?
Hello all, I am hoping i can get some reassurance nd advice here. I had a heart attack at the age of 48 last September - came from nowhere as I was considering myself very healthy and sporty. I am now on clopidogrel and aspirin together and about 4 months in i developed nose bleeds that wont stop
Hello all, I am hoping i can get some reassurance nd advice here. I had a heart attack at the age of 48 last September - came from nowhere as I was considering myself very healthy and sporty. I am now on clopidogrel and aspirin together and about 4 months in i developed nose bleeds that wont stop
Belka48
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
GTN spray
Hi all, I have recently been told I have Angina and am waiting for an angiogram. I have been prescribed Atorvastatin 40 mg, aspirin 75mg and been given a nitrolingual spray to use when needed. My question is how do I know when to use the spray ? I seem to be getting paranoid. I very often have a 'feeling
Hi all, I have recently been told I have Angina and am waiting for an angiogram. I have been prescribed Atorvastatin 40 mg, aspirin 75mg and been given a nitrolingual spray to use when needed. My question is how do I know when to use the spray ? I seem to be getting paranoid. I very often have a 'feeling
Tryingtimes13
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
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