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Cardiac Implications of Corona Virus Attack: Guidelines from the ACC- American College of Cardiology

It also says if someone is already having cardio vascular conditions, he is more vulnerable to the attack if he is exposed to Corona virus...It also says if someone is already having cardio vascular conditions, he is more vulnerable to the attack if he is exposed to Corona virus...

namahaModeratorin Diabetes India

Can you help? If you have any vascular disease, what would you like researchers to look at?

This is from the website: “Please tell us about what questions you have about the prevention, diagnosis, or treatment of vascular conditions you would like to see answered by research. You can ask as many or as few questions as you wish.This is from the website: “Please tell us about what questions you have about the prevention, diagnosis, or treatment of vascular conditions you would like to see answered by research. You can ask as many or as few questions as you wish.

Speakeaziin Circulation Foundation

AZATHIOPRINE OR HCQ IN APS TREATMENT?

hello all, I have been diagnosed with catastrophic antiphospholipid syndrome and had a brain stroke in juky 2017. Sinve then i am taking warfarin and azathioprine( immunosuppresent). Although i did not encounter any clot during this time, my doctor replaced azathioprone with HCQ 3 weeks ago. Afterhello all, I have been diagnosed with catastrophic antiphospholipid syndrome and had a brain stroke in juky 2017. Sinve then i am taking warfarin and azathioprine( immunosuppresent). Although i did not encounter any clot during this time, my doctor replaced azathioprone with HCQ 3 weeks ago. After

Rajatnijh12in Hughes Syndrome - APS Support

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I have limited systemic scleroderma/raynauds/calcinotis cutis and I’m a 36 year old woman.Being in isolation all I’m doing is reading about scleroderma and it’s all so overwhelming and terrifying.i was just diagnosed a few months ago. I have an EKG and lung scan scheduled for next month, everything isI have limited systemic scleroderma/raynauds/calcinotis cutis and I’m a 36 year old woman.Being in isolation all I’m doing is reading about scleroderma and it’s all so overwhelming and terrifying.i was just diagnosed a few months ago. I have an EKG and lung scan scheduled for next month, everything is

DaisyLAin Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)

Morning nausea after pulmonary embolism

Hi everyone, so 6 weeks ago I was diagnosed with unprovoked PE, I have multiple small clots, I’ve been prescribed 20 milligrams rivaroxaban the only side affects I seem to be getting is morning nausea so the doctor has prescribed me something to ease the side affect, what I’d like to know is could theHi everyone, so 6 weeks ago I was diagnosed with unprovoked PE, I have multiple small clots, I’ve been prescribed 20 milligrams rivaroxaban the only side affects I seem to be getting is morning nausea so the doctor has prescribed me something to ease the side affect, what I’d like to know is could the

Luggsin Anticoagulation UK

Anticoagulant

Hi. Hope everyone is keeping safe. I would like to know from your experience if taking anticoagulant like Pradaxa or Apixaban will make healing of wounds or ulcers last longer? Have anyone of you experienced this? Thanks.Hi. Hope everyone is keeping safe. I would like to know from your experience if taking anticoagulant like Pradaxa or Apixaban will make healing of wounds or ulcers last longer? Have anyone of you experienced this? Thanks.

SpritzerAcein AF Association

Endoxaban

I have been diagnosed with a.f. And prescribed angitil and Endoxaban. I am a bit worried to take the Endoxaban, blood thinner, has anyone any positivety about this product.I have been diagnosed with a.f. And prescribed angitil and Endoxaban. I am a bit worried to take the Endoxaban, blood thinner, has anyone any positivety about this product.

Indersisive71in AF Association

Breathing trouble

Does anyone have breathing trouble associated with hypothyroidism. I went to a pulmonologist and They couldn't find anything wrong with my lungs. I was untreated for a few years and started tirosint a couple months ago. The doctor gave me spiriva and it helps but he has no idea why having trouble breathingDoes anyone have breathing trouble associated with hypothyroidism. I went to a pulmonologist and They couldn't find anything wrong with my lungs. I was untreated for a few years and started tirosint a couple months ago. The doctor gave me spiriva and it helps but he has no idea why having trouble breathing

Bobbobbyin Thyroid UK

A stopgap measure to treat respiratory distress.

Repurposing a drug used for blood clots may help Covid-19 patients in danger of respiratory failure, researchers suggest. Researchers at MIT and the University of Colorado at Denver have proposed a stopgap measure that they believe could help Covid-19 patients who are in acute respiratory distressRepurposing a drug used for blood clots may help Covid-19 patients in danger of respiratory failure, researchers suggest. Researchers at MIT and the University of Colorado at Denver have proposed a stopgap measure that they believe could help Covid-19 patients who are in acute respiratory distress

2greysin British Lung Foundation

Apixaban and Coronavirus

I am 50 years old, I had 2 PE two years a part about 3 years ago the last one. All test were inconclusive and doctors couldn’t say why it happened (no blood disorder, no cancer etc) They thought maybe inactiviy but couldn’t say 100% Luckily the PEs were superficial and there was no damage. I am takingI am 50 years old, I had 2 PE two years a part about 3 years ago the last one. All test were inconclusive and doctors couldn’t say why it happened (no blood disorder, no cancer etc) They thought maybe inactiviy but couldn’t say 100% Luckily the PEs were superficial and there was no damage. I am taking

Jngomoin Anticoagulation UK

Sorry to be a pain but I'm still a bit confused!

Hi all. I'm new to this hub - but wondered if anyone could help me with some advice please. Last week in January I was airlifted to hospital where I stayed for a week following a diagnosis of 3 blood clots on my lung: Pulmonary Embolism. I am on Apixaban 5mgs x2 daily along with Lisinopril 40mgs, AmlodipineHi all. I'm new to this hub - but wondered if anyone could help me with some advice please. Last week in January I was airlifted to hospital where I stayed for a week following a diagnosis of 3 blood clots on my lung: Pulmonary Embolism. I am on Apixaban 5mgs x2 daily along with Lisinopril 40mgs, Amlodipine

eandpmhin British Lung Foundation

Cumulative doses of oral steroids linked to increased blood pressure

Cumulative doses of oral steroids in patients with chronic inflammatory diseases are associated with increased hypertension (blood pressure) for those who take them regularly, found new research in CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal). "The cumulative effect of oral steroid doses on hypertensionCumulative doses of oral steroids in patients with chronic inflammatory diseases are associated with increased hypertension (blood pressure) for those who take them regularly, found new research in CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal). "The cumulative effect of oral steroid doses on hypertension

2greysin British Lung Foundation

First outdoor run

I don't do running outside because it's not pretty to watch. My gasping breaths and deathly pallor alarm ordinary folk. And when I go to the gym the attendants have the paddles and oxygen ready just in case I arrest. But my Gym is closed, obviously, so at 4.30 am, I put my Asics and jogging clothes onI don't do running outside because it's not pretty to watch. My gasping breaths and deathly pallor alarm ordinary folk. And when I go to the gym the attendants have the paddles and oxygen ready just in case I arrest. But my Gym is closed, obviously, so at 4.30 am, I put my Asics and jogging clothes on

RooiMacLeodin Couch to 5K

Flecainide Journey Continued...

Hello again. Thank you to everyone for your support up to now. It has been massively appreciated. I’m 10 days in taking 2 x 50mg of Flecainide daily and had a horrible AF episode yesterday again. Really struggled to get it to slow down. Have spoken with GP who doesn’t want to change things withoutHello again. Thank you to everyone for your support up to now. It has been massively appreciated. I’m 10 days in taking 2 x 50mg of Flecainide daily and had a horrible AF episode yesterday again. Really struggled to get it to slow down. Have spoken with GP who doesn’t want to change things without

Apple88in AF Association

Supplement Suggestion

Please can some one suggest good supplements brands of VitD, Iron, Ferritin and Omega 3? ThanksPlease can some one suggest good supplements brands of VitD, Iron, Ferritin and Omega 3? Thanks

rabeya_2008in Thyroid UK

Exercise after DVT?

Hello all! When could you get back to exercising after a DVT? I just bought a stationary bike and am dying to start but still having pain, swelling etc. All the best in these crazy times!Hello all! When could you get back to exercising after a DVT? I just bought a stationary bike and am dying to start but still having pain, swelling etc. All the best in these crazy times!

Annie5678in Anticoagulation UK

Aspirin

Does anyone know if taking 300mg dissolvable aspirin helps with the inflammation of Costochondritis?Does anyone know if taking 300mg dissolvable aspirin helps with the inflammation of Costochondritis?

SJpopin Pain Concern

Edoxaban and Omega 3

I am considering going onto Edoxaban, as that is the drug our Drs have been told to prescribe as an anti coagulant. I am 68 and I have had 3 episodes of atrial fibrillation over the last 6 years. I am very nervous about taking it and have been thinking about it for a while now, I was going to wait andI am considering going onto Edoxaban, as that is the drug our Drs have been told to prescribe as an anti coagulant. I am 68 and I have had 3 episodes of atrial fibrillation over the last 6 years. I am very nervous about taking it and have been thinking about it for a while now, I was going to wait and

Sixtychickin AF Association

High blood pressure/supplements

I take Lisinopril for high blood pressure control. I was just wondering whether anyone takes a supplement to help in addition to help with your blood etc? Was thinking of getting some garlic or Q10 but wanted some thoughts. Any help much appreciated. Regards Rich 💙I take Lisinopril for high blood pressure control. I was just wondering whether anyone takes a supplement to help in addition to help with your blood etc? Was thinking of getting some garlic or Q10 but wanted some thoughts. Any help much appreciated. Regards Rich 💙

RBCFCin Diabetes & Hypertension Help Society

More questions re Russian Cardioversion

I am in Russia and may have the opportunity for a cardioversion next week, though I'd have to return home soon after. Two questions 1 TOE ? Is it traumatic. I bottled out of an MRI scan in Russia because of a language barrier with the operator. I don't want to pay up and then flunk out of the TOEI am in Russia and may have the opportunity for a cardioversion next week, though I'd have to return home soon after. Two questions 1 TOE ? Is it traumatic. I bottled out of an MRI scan in Russia because of a language barrier with the operator. I don't want to pay up and then flunk out of the TOE

Ivan_the_Terriblein AF Association