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It was discovered I have
Atrial
myxoma
& need urgent open heart surgery to remove it. I’m in shock & so scared & wandered if anyone has had this surgery & how it was for you?
It was discovered I have
Atrial
myxoma
& need urgent open heart surgery to remove it. I’m in shock & so scared & wandered if anyone has had this surgery & how it was for you?
Leggyem
in
British Heart Foundation
7 months ago
Exercise following open heart surgery
Eleven weeks ago I had open heart surgery to remove a large
atrial
myxoma
. I would now like to start getting back into exercise as I’m feeling much better though still have some soreness around my sternum. I would particularly like to get back into yoga to build up my strength and suppleness.
Eleven weeks ago I had open heart surgery to remove a large
atrial
myxoma
. I would now like to start getting back into exercise as I’m feeling much better though still have some soreness around my sternum. I would particularly like to get back into yoga to build up my strength and suppleness.
Hidden
in
British Heart Foundation
2 months ago
How is AF and Heart Failure linked?
Although the term heart failure can sound ‘scary’ it does not mean that your heart is about to stop working! Although heart failure can be a serious condition, it only means your heart is not working as efficiently as it should be and that it needs a little help to make it work better. For further
Although the term heart failure can sound ‘scary’ it does not mean that your heart is about to stop working! Although heart failure can be a serious condition, it only means your heart is not working as efficiently as it should be and that it needs a little help to make it work better. For further
TracyAdmin
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
42 minutes ago
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Nebivolol 2.5mg
I started Nebivolol for my AFIB about one month ago for my heart rate! I like the drug but seem to have a lot of gas on my stomach! Has anyone else had this problem?
I started Nebivolol for my AFIB about one month ago for my heart rate! I like the drug but seem to have a lot of gas on my stomach! Has anyone else had this problem?
BaileyC57
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 hours ago
Define 'well controlled'
When do you decide to have an invasive procedure done? It seems like there are no hard and fast rules when it comes to Afib. I was told if medication manages your symptoms then an ablation is not necessary. What if you hate the medications? Is there a definition of well controlled? 1 episode a week?
When do you decide to have an invasive procedure done? It seems like there are no hard and fast rules when it comes to Afib. I was told if medication manages your symptoms then an ablation is not necessary. What if you hate the medications? Is there a definition of well controlled? 1 episode a week?
afibsucs
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 day ago
Predicting AF 30 mins before it happens
Researchers at the University of Luxembourg (LCSB) have developed an AI which is able to predict an episode of afib 30 minutes ahead of time with around 80% accuracy. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2024/04/240422120707.htm [i]Prof. Jorge Goncalves, head of the Systems Control group at
Researchers at the University of Luxembourg (LCSB) have developed an AI which is able to predict an episode of afib 30 minutes ahead of time with around 80% accuracy. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2024/04/240422120707.htm [i]Prof. Jorge Goncalves, head of the Systems Control group at
Barny12
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 day ago
Ablation No2 15th May
Hi all,I'm having my 2nd ablation in Nuffield St Barts in London with Professor Schilling Wed 15th May for breakthrough Afib. Will also be having EP study combined. I had a spate of VT picked up on my Wellue device and I only had it when I was on Propafenone, stopped that and straight back on the Amioderone
Hi all,I'm having my 2nd ablation in Nuffield St Barts in London with Professor Schilling Wed 15th May for breakthrough Afib. Will also be having EP study combined. I had a spate of VT picked up on my Wellue device and I only had it when I was on Propafenone, stopped that and straight back on the Amioderone
Quest4NSR
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 days ago
buprenorphine for sleep apnea patients
Does anyone know if you can use buprenorphine if you have sleep apnea and use a cpap? I was taking mirapax and oxycodone. Went off mirapax. Took my last mirapax on 5/2. Ever since then I have had rls almost all night after going to bed til morning. I am now taking 4 oxycodone ( 5 mg each) spread
Does anyone know if you can use buprenorphine if you have sleep apnea and use a cpap? I was taking mirapax and oxycodone. Went off mirapax. Took my last mirapax on 5/2. Ever since then I have had rls almost all night after going to bed til morning. I am now taking 4 oxycodone ( 5 mg each) spread
lorri214
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
3 days ago
cardioversion. - I felt and remember it! 😵💫😮
Had first cardioversion this past Thursday. Fairly sure I am not supposed to remember the shock and pain from the shock. It hurt so bad I tensed up, pulled a muscle in my back and bit my tongue which was bleeding when I woke up. It was one of those weird twilight zone experiences where the intensity
Had first cardioversion this past Thursday. Fairly sure I am not supposed to remember the shock and pain from the shock. It hurt so bad I tensed up, pulled a muscle in my back and bit my tongue which was bleeding when I woke up. It was one of those weird twilight zone experiences where the intensity
Jafib
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 days ago
What is an ablasion procedure is it safe?
Diagnosed with AFIB, cardiologist has suggested for me to look into ablasion proceedure. Taking Eliquis but an expensive drug to be on. Research shows this proceedure with ablasion only 70% successful to put heart back in a normal rhythem? Has anyone had this proceedure done?
Diagnosed with AFIB, cardiologist has suggested for me to look into ablasion proceedure. Taking Eliquis but an expensive drug to be on. Research shows this proceedure with ablasion only 70% successful to put heart back in a normal rhythem? Has anyone had this proceedure done?
Kallen32-missyou
in
Heart Rhythm Disorders Support
5 days ago
Depressing cardiology consultation
I am a 73 year old female and I have had AFib for 12 years. My problem is with rhythm, not rate. Just had a cardiology consult after going back into AFib after 18 months on Amiodarone, following my second cardioversion. Quite depressing really. Told to come off the Amiodarone, as it wasn't keeping
I am a 73 year old female and I have had AFib for 12 years. My problem is with rhythm, not rate. Just had a cardiology consult after going back into AFib after 18 months on Amiodarone, following my second cardioversion. Quite depressing really. Told to come off the Amiodarone, as it wasn't keeping
dizzielizzie1
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
5 days ago
Anxiety medication
I have been suffering from anxiety and feeling occasionally depressed for several months now, I have a friend who takes Sertraline which she says helps. When I looked at side effects of this it gave arrhythmia as a possible side effect. As I have paroxysmal atrial fibrillation I don’t want to make the
I have been suffering from anxiety and feeling occasionally depressed for several months now, I have a friend who takes Sertraline which she says helps. When I looked at side effects of this it gave arrhythmia as a possible side effect. As I have paroxysmal atrial fibrillation I don’t want to make the
rothwell
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
6 days ago
Extremely tired of chemical castration
I'm interested in chatting with those who have had an orchiectomy, guess thats how you spell it. I'm tired of all the side affects of cancer drugs and all the problems they cause to my body so I'm concidering having an orchiectomy. Yes I know all about what happens when you get this but as far as I'm
I'm interested in chatting with those who have had an orchiectomy, guess thats how you spell it. I'm tired of all the side affects of cancer drugs and all the problems they cause to my body so I'm concidering having an orchiectomy. Yes I know all about what happens when you get this but as far as I'm
woppaginny
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 days ago
Gammacore device
is there any one suffering from AF who uses a Gammacore device. I have been using one for many year for a headache disorder but recently read something about AF and the Vagus nerve. I was suffering every morning with palpitations/flutters and or AF. After reading there was a connection between the
is there any one suffering from AF who uses a Gammacore device. I have been using one for many year for a headache disorder but recently read something about AF and the Vagus nerve. I was suffering every morning with palpitations/flutters and or AF. After reading there was a connection between the
babs1234
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
7 days ago
Warfarin and Acetaminophen ? Are there any interaction please ?!
Hello, I'm just wondering which pain medications would not interact with Warfarin please? I know anti-inflammatories are not ok. What about Panadol (Acetaminophen/Paracetamol), is this okay to take while being on Warfarin? Appreciate any information you can provide, Many thanks Rosegardens
Hello, I'm just wondering which pain medications would not interact with Warfarin please? I know anti-inflammatories are not ok. What about Panadol (Acetaminophen/Paracetamol), is this okay to take while being on Warfarin? Appreciate any information you can provide, Many thanks Rosegardens
rosegardens
in
Anticoagulation Support
7 days ago
Serious shortage of some medicines.
There is an article in today’s Guardian which refers to a serious shortage of some medicines: “Medicine shortages in England ‘beyond critical’, pharmacists warn.” No heart medications are mentioned in the article, but I wondered if anyone had experienced problems obtaining any of their regular heart
There is an article in today’s Guardian which refers to a serious shortage of some medicines: “Medicine shortages in England ‘beyond critical’, pharmacists warn.” No heart medications are mentioned in the article, but I wondered if anyone had experienced problems obtaining any of their regular heart
Samazeuilh2
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
7 days ago
Eliquis and Hydrochlorothiazide
I have had Afib problems since I was 26 years old and I am now 74. I live in Hawaii (born and raised). I have Diabetes, HBP, Cholesterol, Reflux, Sciatica, Anxiety and Glaucoma. My meds are Metformin, Irbesartan, Metoprolol SUCC ER, Atorvastatin, low dose Aspirin, Omeprazole, Clonazepam (0.5mg as needed
I have had Afib problems since I was 26 years old and I am now 74. I live in Hawaii (born and raised). I have Diabetes, HBP, Cholesterol, Reflux, Sciatica, Anxiety and Glaucoma. My meds are Metformin, Irbesartan, Metoprolol SUCC ER, Atorvastatin, low dose Aspirin, Omeprazole, Clonazepam (0.5mg as needed
Aloha1
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
8 days ago
A new experience!
Well I’m baffled! I had my third cardioversion (alter 4 ‘failed’ ablations) a week ago today. I then enjoyed 4 days of NSR but on Sunday evening, my Kardia suddenly told me that the arrythmia had returned. Disappointment yet again! My heart rate had gone up to 125+ bpm and I was registering Possible
Well I’m baffled! I had my third cardioversion (alter 4 ‘failed’ ablations) a week ago today. I then enjoyed 4 days of NSR but on Sunday evening, my Kardia suddenly told me that the arrythmia had returned. Disappointment yet again! My heart rate had gone up to 125+ bpm and I was registering Possible
frankiec5
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
8 days ago
Persistent and Permanent Atrial Fibrillation
Approximately one month ago I introduced myself to this forum. I greatly appreciated the warm welcome and the helpful responses I received to my post. I've returned with hopes of receiving some feedback from any members who have persistent or permanent Afib. I believe I've done as much research as
Approximately one month ago I introduced myself to this forum. I greatly appreciated the warm welcome and the helpful responses I received to my post. I've returned with hopes of receiving some feedback from any members who have persistent or permanent Afib. I believe I've done as much research as
DrBook
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
9 days ago
Digoxin + Lopresspor
Is anyone on Digoxin plus Lopressor long term for chronic persistent afib and how do you feel? Thanks
Is anyone on Digoxin plus Lopressor long term for chronic persistent afib and how do you feel? Thanks
farewelltoarms
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
9 days ago
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