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Not speaking from educated info on MS but, my father in law has MS and had terrible bouts of being that person that you couldn't be around. He has since after medication changes and dealing with some… read more
I’ve got a diagnosis of atrial flutter, congestive heart failure, and unspecified cardiomyopathy. I had an abulation (sp) back in August. I’ve been doing well since then, until today. Gained 4.5 pounds over the weekend. Could this be all water retention?
Since you have heart failure, I would assume that it is fluid retention that is causing the weight gain. Watch your salt intake and be sure you are taking your medication. If you are doing all of that… read more
Elliot Brown, MD, Director of Cardiac Outreach, The Valley Hospital, and Stuart Barr, MD, Cardiologist, sit down to discuss cardiomyopathy and ejection fractions below 35 percent.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egcE01Nkz0Q
Thank you!
Adding beets to your diet can help promote better heart health. Talk with your Dr and if you haven't yet try talking to a dietician about foods to help heart health.
Curcumin and garlic are also foods that can be added to help reduce inflammation and lower Blood pressure. Just ask your Dr first if your on anticoagulants and or BP meds.
Shredded beets added to your salad is good too
Electrical miss fire. I feel all the symptoms especially at night.
I used to be where you are. Caused irradic BP , poor blood circulation, palpitations, pains constantly sometimes I felt like I was gonna die or wanted too. They wanted to put me on meds to control… read more
I wondering about all the side effects it has.
Hi, Janine, I am going through the UPMC system of doctors. They are very good and nice to me. I like in Franklin, Pennsylvania. Venango County. All my doctors are her except I have to travel once a… read more
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