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PMR & ARRYHMIAS
Hi, I have recently been diagnosed with PMR in April 2022 and started off on 15mg Prednisone. I also have SVT which is a heart arrhythmia for which I take beta blockers statins and aspirin. Just lately I have been getting palpitations more often - 5 lots yesterday alone. Just wondering if anyone else
Hi, I have recently been diagnosed with PMR in April 2022 and started off on 15mg Prednisone. I also have SVT which is a heart arrhythmia for which I take beta blockers statins and aspirin. Just lately I have been getting palpitations more often - 5 lots yesterday alone. Just wondering if anyone else
Pusph
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Svt and post heart stent placement
Hi I'm 42 years old man that just got 5 heart stent 1 month ago . I'm relatively fit doesn't smoke nor drink alcohol. I just got my COVID vaccine booster and then 1 day after that my heart jumped to 160 for 9 hour. I didn't go to the hospital cause I thought it was just a normal vacc reaction. But 10
Hi I'm 42 years old man that just got 5 heart stent 1 month ago . I'm relatively fit doesn't smoke nor drink alcohol. I just got my COVID vaccine booster and then 1 day after that my heart jumped to 160 for 9 hour. I didn't go to the hospital cause I thought it was just a normal vacc reaction. But 10
Kelso7
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Arrhythmia Alliance
2 years ago
Progyluton, prednisone, clexane, aspirin
Hiya. Do any of the above medications cause you to be grumpy as beep? I’m generally a chilled out relaxed person but oh my goodness the last couple of days I’ve just been absolutely raging 😡 My husband isn’t doing anything wrong Infact he’s absolutely lovely but he’s still doing my tits in. I’m so
Hiya. Do any of the above medications cause you to be grumpy as beep? I’m generally a chilled out relaxed person but oh my goodness the last couple of days I’ve just been absolutely raging 😡 My husband isn’t doing anything wrong Infact he’s absolutely lovely but he’s still doing my tits in. I’m so
Boo718
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Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
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Anaemia and blood thinners and aspirin
Hi everyone, I hope you are all okay and looking forward to the weekend. Has anyone experienced anaemia from taking aspirin and blood thinners please? . My blood levels have dropped and it’s only occurred in the past few months since I have restarted taking aspirin. I take Clopidogrel, and there did
Hi everyone, I hope you are all okay and looking forward to the weekend. Has anyone experienced anaemia from taking aspirin and blood thinners please? . My blood levels have dropped and it’s only occurred in the past few months since I have restarted taking aspirin. I take Clopidogrel, and there did
Heyjude31
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Aspirin
Following my heart attack October last year I was prescribed a cocktail of medication, one of which is 75mg dispersible aspirin. Does anyone know if it has to be dispersible? I've seen some that promote that they are gastro resistant that are not dispersible.
Following my heart attack October last year I was prescribed a cocktail of medication, one of which is 75mg dispersible aspirin. Does anyone know if it has to be dispersible? I've seen some that promote that they are gastro resistant that are not dispersible.
Duvetdays15
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Hi there (newbie)
Well, here I am led in the bath…..at 00:09am! And I’m utterly shattered for these regular (nightly) twilight baths to help my legs from constantly moving in the bed, no matter what my ‘sleeping’ position (sleep, what was that again?). My restless legs joined my body a couple of years ago but would annoy
Well, here I am led in the bath…..at 00:09am! And I’m utterly shattered for these regular (nightly) twilight baths to help my legs from constantly moving in the bed, no matter what my ‘sleeping’ position (sleep, what was that again?). My restless legs joined my body a couple of years ago but would annoy
simplysal
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Aspirin for Life
I had a Watchman put in in 2019 and I’ve seen different opinions on aspirin for life. Anyone have update?
I had a Watchman put in in 2019 and I’ve seen different opinions on aspirin for life. Anyone have update?
Louise649
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AF Association
2 years ago
Blood sugar
Take omaprezole aspirin candesartan and bisoproprosolol. Never been diabetic, has any one elses sugar levels gone up on these meds?
Take omaprezole aspirin candesartan and bisoproprosolol. Never been diabetic, has any one elses sugar levels gone up on these meds?
Casablanka
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
How often should we have erythropoietin and LDH checked?
Hi there, When I was seeing my specialist at Vanderbilt, he was checking my Erythropoietin and LDH every 2-3 months. My local Heme/Onc doctor never orders anything but a CBC. I have been off HU since March 11 because it was making me feel horrible and I was supposed to start Besremi which was denied
Hi there, When I was seeing my specialist at Vanderbilt, he was checking my Erythropoietin and LDH every 2-3 months. My local Heme/Onc doctor never orders anything but a CBC. I have been off HU since March 11 because it was making me feel horrible and I was supposed to start Besremi which was denied
Wewo01
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
Heart attacks associated with amitriptyline?
I had a heart attack and stent fitted December last year. On the usual meds, i. e. Aspirin, clopidogrel, statins, beta blockers, BP tablets. I thought I had trigeminal neuralgia for years on and off until I saw a neurologist last week but he said he suspects my condition is hemicrania continua, very
I had a heart attack and stent fitted December last year. On the usual meds, i. e. Aspirin, clopidogrel, statins, beta blockers, BP tablets. I thought I had trigeminal neuralgia for years on and off until I saw a neurologist last week but he said he suspects my condition is hemicrania continua, very
MrsSuzuki
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Questions about Jakafi
Good morning everyone, I have PV. I am 75 and was diagnosed about 5 years ago. For the most part I feel fine. My Hematologist would like me to try Jakafi. I had a bad reaction to Hydroxy and Anagrelide. Currently on aspirin and clopidigrel (Plavix) and other than lots of bruising, no other issues
Good morning everyone, I have PV. I am 75 and was diagnosed about 5 years ago. For the most part I feel fine. My Hematologist would like me to try Jakafi. I had a bad reaction to Hydroxy and Anagrelide. Currently on aspirin and clopidigrel (Plavix) and other than lots of bruising, no other issues
Bluetoday1
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
Considering Besremi
Hi all (first post) i am 76 & was diagnosed with PV 3 years ago. I am just being treated with aspirin (81 mg, once a day) and phlebotomy. I usually need phlebotomy every 6-8 weeks to keep hematocrit under 45, currently 41.5 after last phlebotomy with platelets at 645, WBC 11.3, RBC 5.45. Since I am able
Hi all (first post) i am 76 & was diagnosed with PV 3 years ago. I am just being treated with aspirin (81 mg, once a day) and phlebotomy. I usually need phlebotomy every 6-8 weeks to keep hematocrit under 45, currently 41.5 after last phlebotomy with platelets at 645, WBC 11.3, RBC 5.45. Since I am able
wateron
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
Asprin and vitamins before FET
Advice much appreciated please, I have just had an ERA, ANNA and ALICE test done last cycle. Results are all good 👍 so our consultant recommended Fragmin daily of transfer and also Aspirin only on day of successful pregnancy. We are grateful for professionals advice obviously but I thought I would of
Advice much appreciated please, I have just had an ERA, ANNA and ALICE test done last cycle. Results are all good 👍 so our consultant recommended Fragmin daily of transfer and also Aspirin only on day of successful pregnancy. We are grateful for professionals advice obviously but I thought I would of
Swee31_21
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Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
Very dry skin
Had HA and stent fitted last December. On aspirin, clopidogrel, bisoprolol, ramipril, atovorstatin, pantoprazole. Has anyone experienced very dry skin all over, especially on legs? I am using aqueous cream twice a day but skin keeps flaking off. Would one of these tablets cause this? Lily
Had HA and stent fitted last December. On aspirin, clopidogrel, bisoprolol, ramipril, atovorstatin, pantoprazole. Has anyone experienced very dry skin all over, especially on legs? I am using aqueous cream twice a day but skin keeps flaking off. Would one of these tablets cause this? Lily
MrsSuzuki
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Aching muscles, especially legs
Hi guys, had MI and stents last July, followed by more stents and DEB treatment in April. I’ve been really struggling with aching legs, and shoulders. Anyone else have this? On rosuvastatin, Ranazoline, Amlodipine, Ramapril and aspirin. I know to talk to GP, but Would thoughts from like minded people
Hi guys, had MI and stents last July, followed by more stents and DEB treatment in April. I’ve been really struggling with aching legs, and shoulders. Anyone else have this? On rosuvastatin, Ranazoline, Amlodipine, Ramapril and aspirin. I know to talk to GP, but Would thoughts from like minded people
Andy_Childs
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
ET maybe wrong diagnosis
After almost 1 year light frequent numbness and then become very bad numbness to feel body was going to explode , to wake up in the middle of night by numbness ,my gp took me serious and request jak 2 what comeback positive. Most people around my age and with 540 platelet don’t feel any symptoms, while
After almost 1 year light frequent numbness and then become very bad numbness to feel body was going to explode , to wake up in the middle of night by numbness ,my gp took me serious and request jak 2 what comeback positive. Most people around my age and with 540 platelet don’t feel any symptoms, while
Inverter
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
Biopsy prep
Let the preparation begin. Decapeptyl in the arse .. ✔️ Aspirin, progyluton, prednisone, clexane, vitamins. Let’s do this. Biopsy on 25th …. Then I shall have a wee wine 😂
Let the preparation begin. Decapeptyl in the arse .. ✔️ Aspirin, progyluton, prednisone, clexane, vitamins. Let’s do this. Biopsy on 25th …. Then I shall have a wee wine 😂
Boo718
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Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
Surprised at results. An update.
My dear friends. Just sharing my update. So I started 6 weeks ago taking Inteferon my first medication since starting on aspirin in 2016 for my jak2 ET, I’m 61 living in south London. So for the 1st time I injected myself at the hospital to get some supervision. By the late afternoon the flu symptoms
My dear friends. Just sharing my update. So I started 6 weeks ago taking Inteferon my first medication since starting on aspirin in 2016 for my jak2 ET, I’m 61 living in south London. So for the 1st time I injected myself at the hospital to get some supervision. By the late afternoon the flu symptoms
Buddhability
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
Progyluton
Aww man so lady fairy arrived yesterday so I contacted the clinic to see if I should start my meds this morning or tomorrow morning. They never got back to me so I took one progyluton and an aspirin this morning (it’s usually the day after periods start) I’ve just had an email saying wait until tomorrow
Aww man so lady fairy arrived yesterday so I contacted the clinic to see if I should start my meds this morning or tomorrow morning. They never got back to me so I took one progyluton and an aspirin this morning (it’s usually the day after periods start) I’ve just had an email saying wait until tomorrow
Boo718
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Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
asprin
jusr read this , which might be good for some ,aspirin, the humblest of medicines, surely merits that accolade after last week's research reported in The Lancet showing that regular small doses reduce the risk of many cancers, some by up to 54%. (We already knew that aspirin helps prevent heart attacks
jusr read this , which might be good for some ,aspirin, the humblest of medicines, surely merits that accolade after last week's research reported in The Lancet showing that regular small doses reduce the risk of many cancers, some by up to 54%. (We already knew that aspirin helps prevent heart attacks
peter999999999
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High Blood Pressure Support
2 years ago
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