Experiences with

Versed

I am an ER Nurse and well versed in ECG readings. My Wellue is interpreting Atrial Fibrillation, but I am skeptical. I have frequent PACs, Atrial Tachycardia in 2-7 beat runs, and blocked PACs. Have any of you had this experience?

All good with what is thought to be true in the medicial field I am well versed in that angle. I have taken D3 with K2 and the results were not definitive so I discontinued. I have lived in Florida, traveled to the sun in Ecuador twice with positive effect.

I know this might be a long shot, but if anyone know of a neurologist here that is versed on RLS, I would love the name. I’m in the Phx area, but willing to travel within reason.

Unfortunately, doctors in Japan are not well versed with this illness and I honestly don't feel confident with their recommendations. Seeking advice, input, recommendations.

I am well versed in releasing tension. I have practiced yoga since 1977 with varying degrees of intensity. I find Tai Che to be more effective although not as a self defence. I use this video when unable to manage anything more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEOS2zoyQw4

I'm hoping some of the smart and well versed members might weigh in. Thanks

Pretty much I am well versed in listening to my body and it is disconcerting to have it be telling me things in a way that is new to me. Takes a lot of emotional energy to work on it. It is not all roses as I envisioned being symptom free would be.

The findings from checking patient records is that the lowest risk of heart disease in elderly people is when they have: Free T4 between 13.5 -14.8 pmol/L TSH between 1.9 - 2.9 mIU/L Can anyone better in interpreting medical language please assist as this is as far as

I then got the check your O2 Sats drill, well versed in that, followed by ‘don’t hesitate to call again if any problems’. Now 3 questions:- Q 1. Given the current state of NHS services, huge demand on demoralised and overworked staff - would that be that be good enough for you?

I am well versed in the physicians and nurses understanding of hypothermia and heat exhaustion which they explain with the glee of a child who can tell the difference between a horse and a cow and now their knowledge is complete. Just google it and you will be up to speed on their expertise.

I know we can’t mention specific doctors or endocrinologists in posts, so I wondered how I might go about finding a specialist that is well versed in CH. I’m also curious about how important it is to test your thyroid at the same time every month and if one’s cycle can impact results?

Thus we need to be well versed so we can challenge and protect our own health.

I hope someone can help me with this: I am having cataract surgery next week and wonder if any of the medications on this list, which they MAY use, would have an adverse effect on my RLS: ofloxacin (antibiotic) qetorolac (anti- inflammatory) prednisitone (steroid) versed (pre-op sedative) propofol

I am not totally sure if they would use Versed for this sedation, but if they do, Versed is not safe for kidney patients. Can anyone share their experiences with these procedures as I try to decide how I'm going to proceed. Thanks in advance for any information,

I started with a therapist, but he was not well versed in ADHD. How do I find a good one?

I will preface this by saying I’m well versed in the reasons for ectopics, atrial, fibrillation, etc I had a successful cryoablation two years ago.

I’m a retired nurse so am pretty versed about IM injections. I’ve been worried that maybe I didn’t get any med into the muscle. I had quite a large area of tissue irritation for a couple weeks after, but no muscle ache.

Btw, I'm well versed in everything recommended here. I supplement with iron, B12, D, folate, take my meds the right way and test my bloods the right way - fasted, before 9am, etc. So that's not an issue.

-I am well versed in D3 and K2 supplementation -I have studied being sun energy deprived for 10 + years. -This will be the first winter I have experienced with my current more successful supplementation. -I have avoided the winter before with travel.

I am currently doing well but am looking for recommendations for a private dermatologist preferably in the Cambridgeshire area that is well versed in melanoma and can do mole check every few months for me. I am new to the UK and so any advice is appreciated.