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Is Anyone On Tikosyn For Persistent Afib?
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Have mechanical mitral valve placing me a risk for complications for an ablation. Had cardio-version and returned back into Afib within 72 hours.(My 8th procedure) I also am on Metoprolol, digoxin, verapmil, Entresto and Bumex. Your thoughts appreciated.

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I just started Dofetilide on July 10, 2023. Not certain if it is the medication causing left leg weakness or the hospital stay loading up on the medication. 4 nights and 5 days in hospital. Have AFIB… read more

A Little Over 3 Years Ago I Was Diagnosed With A-Fib After Putting Off Testing Since I Had No Symptoms. NO SYMPTOMS At All.
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Heart Cath, stress tests, etc. Three different providers in same office put me on three different prescriptions, had cardio-version, electric paddles and I monitor with a Kardia-Mobile daily. No A-Fib since. Also monitor BP, heart rate and Oxygen level daily and all good. The side affects of the drugs present symptoms I NEVER exhibited before the drugs. I have often skipped the drugs and feel better? New Cardiologist I've seen one time. What are my chances of getting them to DC these drugs? I… read more

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Jim, I know folks believe doctors are always right. But sometimes not so much. Of course, I told the docs what wasn't working for me and what I was doing--and then I did what my body told me to do… read more

Atrial Fibrillation: Guideline Update For Primary Care
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“Among patients with device-detected AF (no symptoms; detected by a watch or other device), stroke risk is lower than that of patients with symptomatic AF. The recommendations for device-detected AF vary by duration of AF as well as by CHA2DS2-VASc score. See the guidelines if you are interested in more information on this fascinating topic.“

https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/1000331?fo...

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https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/1000331?fo...

Atrial Fibrillation: Guideline Update for Primary Care
Atrial Fibrillation: Guideline Update for Primary Care
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He is correct about the first ablations being done via open-heart surgery. I had my first ablation that way in 1986 in Phili at what now is called Penn Medicine. They mapped the area with a catheter… read more

What Are The Risks Involved In Undergoing A CT Angiogram?
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Apart from the adverse effects of the radiation I hear that the dye injected can damage kidneys.
A friends husband is now on a kidney transplant waiting list due to kidney damage directly related to this dye.
How common is this and are there any precautions I can take before having Angiogram. Any remedies I can take...herbs etc? Any advice will be appreciated Caro

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My gfr was low 16, was toxic and dehydrated prior.

Advice On Finding A Different Doctor, Changing Your Doctor?
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A cardiologist told me I had an enlarged heart, an MRI scan said I didn't. A GI DR. billed me for a endoscopy I never had. I am not happy with my providers but they cover for each other, what can I do?

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I'm sorry to hear about that, I have a few friends that have had to go out of their area or state in order to find good doctors. Take care my friend and be watchful of… read more

What Is Heart Failure? Doctor Gupta From York Cardiology Explains It In An Easy-to-understand Way.
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Today's Medical Monday Video talks about Heart Failure. Dr. Sanjay Gupta is a consultant cardiologist in York UK. He explains what heart failure is, how it is caused, what symptoms and signs are associated with it, and how it is best treated. His website is www.yorkcardiology.co.uk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRujYGCegBo&amp...

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@MyHeartDiseaseTeam users... Thanks to all of you for marking this question as useful. I thought he did a good jot of explaining things. ❤️

The CDC Advised Seniors To Get A Second Dose Of The Updated Covid Vaccine That Came Out This Past September 2023. Thoughts, Yes Or No?
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Praying a healing of your heart ♥️

New Heart Failure Medication
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I had a Cardiologist appt this week that was ok, Thankful. My Cardiologist was telling me of a new medication approve now for heart failure patient with low EF, it is a med that is given to type 2 dietbetc, ( I forgot the exact name), she said it has few side effects. I am scheduled for an echo in May and if my EF is low, she recommended the new drug. Have anyone heard of the medication? I hate to add another pill to my daily intake.😔, but may try it. I hope my echo increases or stay the same… read more

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My device is monitored by my hospital and they will call me and if I don't answer my phone they activate my GPS and send an ambulance to my location. If I'm home or out,… read more

Has Anyone Had Open Heart Surgery At A NJ Hospital?
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Wishing you an uneventful surgery and speedy recovery. Hoping that by relating an experience of an other it will ease your mind a bit. She is a heavy set woman in her late 6O’s brought to the doctor… read more

Medicare Will Cover Wegovy(a Diet Drug) To Reduce Heart Disease Risk
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https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/medi...

Medicare will cover Wegovy to reduce heart disease risk
Medicare will cover Wegovy to reduce heart disease risk
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You must decide your interests and do a little research. If better more affordable health care for patients is a goal there is usually a clear choice for every office. Participating in primaries and… read more