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Warfarin and Prednisone/Prednisolone ?
Hello everyone, Just wondering if anyone has taken Perdnisone or Prednisolone with Warfarin ? Experienced any drug interactions ? Many thanks, Rosegardens
Hello everyone, Just wondering if anyone has taken Perdnisone or Prednisolone with Warfarin ? Experienced any drug interactions ? Many thanks, Rosegardens
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 day ago
Has anyone taken Perdnisone or Prednisolone with Warfarin ?
Hello everyone, Just wondering if anyone has taken Perdnisone or Prednisolone with Warfarin ? Experienced any drug interactions ? Many thanks, Rosegardens
Hello everyone, Just wondering if anyone has taken Perdnisone or Prednisolone with Warfarin ? Experienced any drug interactions ? Many thanks, Rosegardens
rosegardens
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
1 day ago
Has anyone taken Perdnisone or Prednisolone with Warfarin ?
Hello everyone, Just wondering if anyone has taken Perdnisone or Prednisolone with Warfarin ? Experienced any drug interactions ? Many thanks, Rosegardens
Hello everyone, Just wondering if anyone has taken Perdnisone or Prednisolone with Warfarin ? Experienced any drug interactions ? Many thanks, Rosegardens
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Anticoagulation Support
1 day ago
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A&E Drama! DVT and Anticoagulants!
What a week. Lap on Monday. Six hours at A&E yesterday for suspected DVT and to rule out PE. Given anticoagulants. Then paramedics called out today because my period started and I was just gushing all night and writhing and sweating in pain. Partner was so worried. Turns out there's not much literature
What a week. Lap on Monday. Six hours at A&E yesterday for suspected DVT and to rule out PE. Given anticoagulants. Then paramedics called out today because my period started and I was just gushing all night and writhing and sweating in pain. Partner was so worried. Turns out there's not much literature
TallulaShark
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Endometriosis UK
1 day ago
Has anyone tried Piracetam for Parkinson's disease.
Hi, was diagnosed with Parkinson's August 2023. Taking one Levocarb CR 200/50 MG for tremor. Also using Coronet 4 light helmet therapy twice daily and symbyx 904 PD care laser on gut alternate days ,along with vibratory gloves alternate days with great results. Heard that Piracetam might help,wondering
Hi, was diagnosed with Parkinson's August 2023. Taking one Levocarb CR 200/50 MG for tremor. Also using Coronet 4 light helmet therapy twice daily and symbyx 904 PD care laser on gut alternate days ,along with vibratory gloves alternate days with great results. Heard that Piracetam might help,wondering
Logon206500
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Cure Parkinson's
2 days ago
Pradaxa. Benefits and problems
Been on Pradaxa since 2016. Seems to do the job, but having started on 150mg found that bleeding from the anus was very unpleasant. The doctor reduced the dose to 110mg and that solved the problem. Taking the tablet gave me a lot of wind, but drinking plenty of water solved that. Pradaxa terrifies dentists
Been on Pradaxa since 2016. Seems to do the job, but having started on 150mg found that bleeding from the anus was very unpleasant. The doctor reduced the dose to 110mg and that solved the problem. Taking the tablet gave me a lot of wind, but drinking plenty of water solved that. Pradaxa terrifies dentists
Rsb417
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 days ago
Out of the blue fast falling platelets. CLL and ITP since long. By pass surgery of heart one year ago.
Troublesome ITP since 9 years. Past 6 months platelets has finally been stable, treated with Revolade (Eltrombopag) 25 mg and low dose Prednisolone. In January one year ago, two of my clogged arteries in heart had a by pass surgery. Survived serious complications. Slow heart rehabilitation. Was looking
Troublesome ITP since 9 years. Past 6 months platelets has finally been stable, treated with Revolade (Eltrombopag) 25 mg and low dose Prednisolone. In January one year ago, two of my clogged arteries in heart had a by pass surgery. Survived serious complications. Slow heart rehabilitation. Was looking
Accordion
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CLL Support
5 days ago
Outdoor working
Hi I was diagnosed with systemic sclerosis in Jan this year. I am concerned about the effect my job has on my condition and if I should be looking to change. I work outdoors 5 days a week all year round. I have really struggled this winter with the very cold and wet conditions but I have also read
Hi I was diagnosed with systemic sclerosis in Jan this year. I am concerned about the effect my job has on my condition and if I should be looking to change. I work outdoors 5 days a week all year round. I have really struggled this winter with the very cold and wet conditions but I have also read
ApusApus
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
6 days ago
Remission
I want to thank members of this forum for your insight and support over the past 2 1/2 years I have been dealing with GCA and everything that goes along with this disease. I have been off prednisone since last July, and Actemra since last October. I have not had any further GCA symptoms. I had an
I want to thank members of this forum for your insight and support over the past 2 1/2 years I have been dealing with GCA and everything that goes along with this disease. I have been off prednisone since last July, and Actemra since last October. I have not had any further GCA symptoms. I had an
Preacherball
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PMRGCAuk
11 days ago
CBD decline
Hi, Don’t often post as time gets away with me, but coming on hear to vent a bit ;-) So mum has CBD diagnosed 2020 so has probably had symptoms for 4+ years. Speech has got a lot worse lately and we were struggling but managing to understand her. She has a habit of being settled in bed but then gets
Hi, Don’t often post as time gets away with me, but coming on hear to vent a bit ;-) So mum has CBD diagnosed 2020 so has probably had symptoms for 4+ years. Speech has got a lot worse lately and we were struggling but managing to understand her. She has a habit of being settled in bed but then gets
Araucana
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PSP Association
11 days ago
Good Morning 🩷 new to the group....
Hello! I've just been recently diagnosed with APS after a fall down concrete stairs broke my left fibula (lower leg) January 11/24.When I was able to get the fracture clinic 2 weeks later (I live in a small northern Ontario Canada small town and the clinic is 1hour and 15 minutes away, not easily done
Hello! I've just been recently diagnosed with APS after a fall down concrete stairs broke my left fibula (lower leg) January 11/24.When I was able to get the fracture clinic 2 weeks later (I live in a small northern Ontario Canada small town and the clinic is 1hour and 15 minutes away, not easily done
NorthernShel
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
12 days ago
Open heart surgery
I had my first meeting with the surgical team at Papworth yesterday . I’m now pencilled in for an aortic valve replacement in June. We discussed my AF , the effects of surgery on episodes after and anticoagulants . Interestingly they stated that oral anticoagulants reduce the risk of stroke by 60/70%
I had my first meeting with the surgical team at Papworth yesterday . I’m now pencilled in for an aortic valve replacement in June. We discussed my AF , the effects of surgery on episodes after and anticoagulants . Interestingly they stated that oral anticoagulants reduce the risk of stroke by 60/70%
Hammerboy
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
12 days ago
Apixaban
I wonder if there is anyone here who is over 80, weighs less than 55kg and is on Apixaban? I was on warfarin but due to my INR being very unstable and also my forgetting to take it sometimes, my cardiologist switched me to Apixaban which I found a great improvement in that there were no more diet restrictions
I wonder if there is anyone here who is over 80, weighs less than 55kg and is on Apixaban? I was on warfarin but due to my INR being very unstable and also my forgetting to take it sometimes, my cardiologist switched me to Apixaban which I found a great improvement in that there were no more diet restrictions
Greenhilldrive
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Anticoagulation Support
13 days ago
Gummie relief for degarelix shots?
DH has so much pain with each monthly shot and can't take nsaids. Is there anything that won't make him loopy to use after shots for a few days? He is ready to go back to lupron, it hurts so much. Mail order preferred.Thanks!
DH has so much pain with each monthly shot and can't take nsaids. Is there anything that won't make him loopy to use after shots for a few days? He is ready to go back to lupron, it hurts so much. Mail order preferred.Thanks!
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
18 days ago
following last post
Objective: Platelet activation and aggregation play major role in the pathophysiology of atherothrombosis. Mean platelet volume (MPV), a determinant of platelet function, is a newly emerging risk factor for atherosclerosis. The present study was designed to evaluate levels of MPV before and after the
Objective: Platelet activation and aggregation play major role in the pathophysiology of atherothrombosis. Mean platelet volume (MPV), a determinant of platelet function, is a newly emerging risk factor for atherosclerosis. The present study was designed to evaluate levels of MPV before and after the
Mostew
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MPN Voice
22 days ago
Multiple periods while on the PO pill
Hey everyone! I've been on Desogestrel (progesterone only pill) for about 5 weeks now to try and control my pain and bleeding while I wait for my excision surgery. I've had a lot of spotting but yesterday I came on a very heavy period only 8 days after finishing my last period and I'm wondering if
Hey everyone! I've been on Desogestrel (progesterone only pill) for about 5 weeks now to try and control my pain and bleeding while I wait for my excision surgery. I've had a lot of spotting but yesterday I came on a very heavy period only 8 days after finishing my last period and I'm wondering if
endo_the_stigma
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Endometriosis UK
22 days ago
Bit old fashioned...
I discovered that a castor oil pack really helps with knee pain. It's horrible sticky oil, but it works topically (for me at least). I have bad memories of this stuff from my childhood. Any hint of sickness and out came the bottle. I would not recommend injesting it! 🤮 it's better than the deep heat
I discovered that a castor oil pack really helps with knee pain. It's horrible sticky oil, but it works topically (for me at least). I have bad memories of this stuff from my childhood. Any hint of sickness and out came the bottle. I would not recommend injesting it! 🤮 it's better than the deep heat
Blackberrywine
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NRAS
23 days ago
Flecainide when to take and burping sensation
Good Evening I've been taking Flecainide 50mg,Soltalol 40mg & Apixaban 5mg twice a day. Could anyone give me their thoughts on the best way to take these tablets reference before or after food. Since taking Flecainide I seem to have burping & seems like trapped wind in the chest windpipe area.Kind
Good Evening I've been taking Flecainide 50mg,Soltalol 40mg & Apixaban 5mg twice a day. Could anyone give me their thoughts on the best way to take these tablets reference before or after food. Since taking Flecainide I seem to have burping & seems like trapped wind in the chest windpipe area.Kind
RagdollRagdoll
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AF Association
26 days ago
Steroids
I posted a few months ago about my wife's breathing problems. This is an update.Wife age 64 diagnosed with sle six years ago. She is currently on hydroxy, azathioprine and lots of steroids up to 40 mg. In the last six months she had a ruptured calf muscle, 3 spine fractures and severe breathing problems
I posted a few months ago about my wife's breathing problems. This is an update.Wife age 64 diagnosed with sle six years ago. She is currently on hydroxy, azathioprine and lots of steroids up to 40 mg. In the last six months she had a ruptured calf muscle, 3 spine fractures and severe breathing problems
jimbo1605
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LUPUS UK
28 days ago
Generic Apixaban
Greetings! The US insurance I have for Medicare recipients increased the Eliquis price by about $900 for 2024. That puts my total price for the year, including the deductible, at about $2,000. I simply can't afford it so I'm considering alternatives. Does anyone in the UK have experience with the
Greetings! The US insurance I have for Medicare recipients increased the Eliquis price by about $900 for 2024. That puts my total price for the year, including the deductible, at about $2,000. I simply can't afford it so I'm considering alternatives. Does anyone in the UK have experience with the
LJjr
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AF Association
28 days ago
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