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My BP IS TOO HIGH
Hi, Im new here, I am a 77 year old white male from England, and had double heart by pass and mechanical mitral valve fitted 12 years ago, on medication for this condition and hypertension, and warfarin, aspirin and others, but my concern at present is my blood preasure which avrages 151 over87
Hi, Im new here, I am a 77 year old white male from England, and had double heart by pass and mechanical mitral valve fitted 12 years ago, on medication for this condition and hypertension, and warfarin, aspirin and others, but my concern at present is my blood preasure which avrages 151 over87
Robs77
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
1st IVF cycle
Hey everyone, I am new here. I need some hopefully good news but of course the truth. This is my first IVF cycle. We got 8 eggs and 8 embryos. Only 6 made it too blastocyst. We transferred one on 4/12 and the others were frozen. Everything was going great until 6dp5dt. I started bleeding. Nothing like
Hey everyone, I am new here. I need some hopefully good news but of course the truth. This is my first IVF cycle. We got 8 eggs and 8 embryos. Only 6 made it too blastocyst. We transferred one on 4/12 and the others were frozen. Everything was going great until 6dp5dt. I started bleeding. Nothing like
MyersMom1518
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Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
Aspirin dose for ET update.
I saw my awesome new haematologist yesterday and queried her about the prescribed twice daily aspirin, she cited this study below and confirmed ET patients should take it twice a day. (FYI, at the same appointment my diagnosis changed from ET to MF due to BMB results so I’m now only on one) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
I saw my awesome new haematologist yesterday and queried her about the prescribed twice daily aspirin, she cited this study below and confirmed ET patients should take it twice a day. (FYI, at the same appointment my diagnosis changed from ET to MF due to BMB results so I’m now only on one) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Magentas
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MPN Voice
3 years ago
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Leg Pain while on Lupron and Zynga
I was diagnosed with PC in 2011, prostatectomy, 4 rounds of radiation, and ADT. In January there were met in my hips and spine. I'm taking the ADT medications Lupron and Zynga. Over the last ten days, I have been experiencing leg pain in both legs. I take calcium, vitamin D, aspirin, turmeric, and Aleve
I was diagnosed with PC in 2011, prostatectomy, 4 rounds of radiation, and ADT. In January there were met in my hips and spine. I'm taking the ADT medications Lupron and Zynga. Over the last ten days, I have been experiencing leg pain in both legs. I take calcium, vitamin D, aspirin, turmeric, and Aleve
de-luke
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Tests before or after seeing a cardiologist?
I'm just curious as to how many people see a cardiologist before having any tests and how many don't see one until after? I was diagnosed over the phone by a doctor with suspected angina in November and given aspirin and Omeprazole (was already on Propranolol for migraine prevention) and referred to
I'm just curious as to how many people see a cardiologist before having any tests and how many don't see one until after? I was diagnosed over the phone by a doctor with suspected angina in November and given aspirin and Omeprazole (was already on Propranolol for migraine prevention) and referred to
CC62
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Is there anyway I can lower my platelet count?
Is there anyway I can lower my platelet count? Anything I should eat or do? Last month JAK2 mutation was detected after a test and my Hematologist says I can just take aspirin daily for now but if it goes up to 2000+ I need to take Hydroxyurea, My platelet was November 2020 - 800+ December 2020 - 700
Is there anyway I can lower my platelet count? Anything I should eat or do? Last month JAK2 mutation was detected after a test and my Hematologist says I can just take aspirin daily for now but if it goes up to 2000+ I need to take Hydroxyurea, My platelet was November 2020 - 800+ December 2020 - 700
livelovelaugh1992
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MPN Voice
3 years ago
ERA test FER cycle
Morning I'm off to my clinic today for my ERA/ALICE/EMMA tests after a FER cycle. It just feels so strange having taken all the meds and heading to the clinic but without an embryo transfer at the end of it all. Its just so demotivating, although I know it will be worth it in the long run. Usually
Morning I'm off to my clinic today for my ERA/ALICE/EMMA tests after a FER cycle. It just feels so strange having taken all the meds and heading to the clinic but without an embryo transfer at the end of it all. Its just so demotivating, although I know it will be worth it in the long run. Usually
HemBella
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Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
Pegasys and high levels of liver enzyme or
Hi everyone! I was diagnosed with PV Jak2 back in 2012 and was advised to continue aspirin regimen with Phlebotomys every 3 months as I was not high risk. So, I turned 60 last fall (considered high risk now) and was placed on low dose Pegasys interferon. I've only been on this drug for 2 months and
Hi everyone! I was diagnosed with PV Jak2 back in 2012 and was advised to continue aspirin regimen with Phlebotomys every 3 months as I was not high risk. So, I turned 60 last fall (considered high risk now) and was placed on low dose Pegasys interferon. I've only been on this drug for 2 months and
ritaandscooter1
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MPN Voice
3 years ago
Opinions about Hydroxyurea, vaccination and pregnancy with ET.
Hi everyone. My name is Kristina and I'm 32 years old diagnosed with ET. I discovered that my platelets were high in 2007, but was diagnosed with ET few years later. First I was put on only Aspirin, then when my platelets were around million I was given Interferon Alfa which I was taking irregularly
Hi everyone. My name is Kristina and I'm 32 years old diagnosed with ET. I discovered that my platelets were high in 2007, but was diagnosed with ET few years later. First I was put on only Aspirin, then when my platelets were around million I was given Interferon Alfa which I was taking irregularly
Kristina-T
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MPN Voice
3 years ago
Recently diagnosed with NASH and wondering if it’s ok to take aspirin ?
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Amon46
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Living with Fatty Liver and NASH
3 years ago
Dreams
I had my HA about 3 years ago and had a stent fitted. Since then I have been fine, but something that puzzles me is that whilst I sleep well I do seem to dream so much more nowadays! Whether its age catching up with me (83)? Although I am fit and walk 2-3 miles every day, or whether I have always done
I had my HA about 3 years ago and had a stent fitted. Since then I have been fine, but something that puzzles me is that whilst I sleep well I do seem to dream so much more nowadays! Whether its age catching up with me (83)? Although I am fit and walk 2-3 miles every day, or whether I have always done
trebor5558
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
APS just during pregnancy?
Hi, I'm looking for some advice please! I have two questions... Is it possible to have antiphospholipid antibodies purely during pregnancy? Would the fact that I wasn't prescribed any medication after my son was born indicate that I don't have APS, or are there people who have APS who don't have to take
Hi, I'm looking for some advice please! I have two questions... Is it possible to have antiphospholipid antibodies purely during pregnancy? Would the fact that I wasn't prescribed any medication after my son was born indicate that I don't have APS, or are there people who have APS who don't have to take
rebeccajaney
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
3 years ago
Good News. Update on previous posts.
Having stopped HU on the instructions of A&E and my Haemo still insisting that breathing problems not caused by HU I requested GP to refer me to Dr Claire Harrison and yesterday I had a telephone appointment with her. What a lovely conversation. She acknowledged that HU was not agreeing with me obviously
Having stopped HU on the instructions of A&E and my Haemo still insisting that breathing problems not caused by HU I requested GP to refer me to Dr Claire Harrison and yesterday I had a telephone appointment with her. What a lovely conversation. She acknowledged that HU was not agreeing with me obviously
Heather270240
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MPN Voice
3 years ago
Worried about Laparoscopy
Hi - I’m due to have a laparoscopy and hysteroscopy on Monday and I’m starting freak out a bit. I’m really worried about blood clots forming post surgery - I have intermittent positive antiphospholipid syndrome and have suffered acute coronary syndrome and a central retinal vein occlusion. I have not
Hi - I’m due to have a laparoscopy and hysteroscopy on Monday and I’m starting freak out a bit. I’m really worried about blood clots forming post surgery - I have intermittent positive antiphospholipid syndrome and have suffered acute coronary syndrome and a central retinal vein occlusion. I have not
emma1210
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Fragmin and Eyelea
Hello - I’m unsure if this is an appropriate question to ask here, but I’m due to have a laparoscopy on Monday and have an undiagnosed (proving impossible) blood clotting disorder that likely caused my CRVO. I’m 38. I will be injected with Fragmin and also take daily aspirin - I’m due to have my first
Hello - I’m unsure if this is an appropriate question to ask here, but I’m due to have a laparoscopy on Monday and have an undiagnosed (proving impossible) blood clotting disorder that likely caused my CRVO. I’m 38. I will be injected with Fragmin and also take daily aspirin - I’m due to have my first
emma1210
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Macular Society
3 years ago
Stent
Hi Last November my husband, 46 was diagnosed with stable angina. He was referred for a CT scan in January. February he had a call from the hospital to say go straight to hospital for a stent. He had 2 stents put in his main artery to his heart. He gets a small amount of chest discomfort. He is on aspirin
Hi Last November my husband, 46 was diagnosed with stable angina. He was referred for a CT scan in January. February he had a call from the hospital to say go straight to hospital for a stent. He had 2 stents put in his main artery to his heart. He gets a small amount of chest discomfort. He is on aspirin
Hoxley77
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Adeyababa with ET
Hello friends, I am from Ethiopia and I take Asprin daily and ferrous sulfate daily. My platelet number was 987, 000 last month when I tested. I was covid positive in February and tested negative after 14 days of quarantine time. I am worried to decide to take my first AZ vaccine. I feel always fatigued
Hello friends, I am from Ethiopia and I take Asprin daily and ferrous sulfate daily. My platelet number was 987, 000 last month when I tested. I was covid positive in February and tested negative after 14 days of quarantine time. I am worried to decide to take my first AZ vaccine. I feel always fatigued
Adeyabeba
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MPN Voice
3 years ago
Anyone experienced internal bleeding after taking Ticagrelor and aspirin at the same time?
I was taking these 2 drugs after a heart attack and a stent fitted in 2016 (Ticagrelor only for 1 year) without a problem. After a 2nd stent was fitted in late 2020, I experienced internal bleeding even though I was prescribed lansoprazole to protect my stomach. I stopped taking the aspirin and the
I was taking these 2 drugs after a heart attack and a stent fitted in 2016 (Ticagrelor only for 1 year) without a problem. After a 2nd stent was fitted in late 2020, I experienced internal bleeding even though I was prescribed lansoprazole to protect my stomach. I stopped taking the aspirin and the
trueheart
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Spotty face
Hi I had a small heart attack in November 2020 and feel great after having a stent fitted. I’m on the usual meds and wondered if anyone has suffered with a really spotty face? I’m 61 and never suffered this badly in my teens! Could it be the meds? They also don’t heal quickly either due to the Aspirin
Hi I had a small heart attack in November 2020 and feel great after having a stent fitted. I’m on the usual meds and wondered if anyone has suffered with a really spotty face? I’m 61 and never suffered this badly in my teens! Could it be the meds? They also don’t heal quickly either due to the Aspirin
KJS61
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
8 weeks after HA - my story and encouragement
A lot of people here have posted stories of difficulties and problems and it's sad to hear these and my sympathies to all having a hard time. As a bit of a counterbalance and encouragement I'd like to give my own story which I hope is one to let people know that it all can go well after an HA despite
A lot of people here have posted stories of difficulties and problems and it's sad to hear these and my sympathies to all having a hard time. As a bit of a counterbalance and encouragement I'd like to give my own story which I hope is one to let people know that it all can go well after an HA despite
firstlight40
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
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