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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.πŸ˜”, but may try it. I hope my echo increases or stay the same… read more

posted April 5, 2022
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A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

Entresto it has helped me a lot πŸ₯°

posted January 1, 2023
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

I take entresto and it has helped me.πŸ˜„πŸ˜‡

posted December 23, 2022
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

I was put on Farxgia last summer. I started to have some side effects in the fall like red blots on my lower legs. This year I also developed yeast infections this year and the red blots got larger and hotter. I saw my primary doctor and I was put on antibodotics and told to wear support hose. I called my cardiologist office to let them know about my side effects and my primary doctor taking me off Farxgia. My cardiologist agreed and told me discontinue the medication. Has anyone else been on Farxgia and have those side effects?

posted May 14, 2022
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

Is it Farxiga? I’ve been on it for about two and half years along with Entresto and now with the help of anICD my EF is up to 60%!

posted October 13, 2023
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

Farxiga. I was put on this a couple years ago and I developed a skin reaction. I had redness, blister like bumps, and itchiness. That is a definite reaction to the med. I was taken off the farxiga soon after I contacted my cardiologist.

posted October 12, 2023

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