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Anyone Have To Have Cardio Clearance To Undergo A Colonoscopy?
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Anyone have cardio clearance for colonoscopy

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Anytime that I have had major surgery or anything like a colonoscopy I had to get cardio clearance before I could do that. I have had to do that even when I broke my left foot back in 2015.

How Are You Feeling After Your Heart Attack? This Monday Medical Video Discusses Feelings, Medication, And Rehabilitation In Recovery.
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Recovering After a Heart Attack | Let's Talk About Feelings
In this episode, Prof. Peter Barlis delves into the crucial aspects of recovering from a heart attack. The focus is on how individuals feel after a heart attack and the normalcy of experiencing depression during the recovery phase. Additionally, he provides insights into the medications commonly used and their potential side effects. The importance of cardiac rehabilitation in the recovery process and its positive impact on physical… read more

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Hi All. I Wanted To Know If Your Chronic Medication Also Makes You Feel Sick
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My medication makes me feel extremely emotional and agitated at the same time. My stomach burns after I take my medication. It makes me feel horribly ill. My Cardiologist diagnosed me with stage 1 heart failure in 2021. He said exercise would be good for my heart, but I get out of breath extremely quickly. I clean a section of my house. I have to sit, totally out of breath. And sweating profusely, and tired. My Dad passed away from Heart Failure in 2020. I do not want to go through what my Dad… read more

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Don't try to clean a lot at one-time. When you feel like you're getting tired take a break for a hour. Don't try to finish it all up at one time. Tell the Dr. About how the medications make you feel… read more

After A Heart Attack Did You Start Exersizing Again?
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Exercise and Heart Disease Read Article...
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So wonderful that your transplant has changed your life; able to do the things you were unable to do with your bum heart. Keep up the good work and enjoy your new life.

Want A Good, Easy-to-understand, Overview Of Implantable Cardiac Devices? Today's Medical Monday Video.
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UK Cardiologist explains cardiac implantable electronic devices. In this video, you will learn about the different types of cardiac implantable electronic devices. Pacemakers, cardiac resynchronization therapy devices, implantable cardiac defibrillators, and loop recorders. I hope you enjoy the video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIi--IrHfas

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@A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member Thanks for marking my question as useful. I appreciate it. Hugs🤗

Cardiac Rehab Therapy
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does anyone know about c ardiac rehab therapy relinc therapy. i currently have a pace maker and my cardiaLIST is suggerting a new pacemaker with three wires in the heart. would like to hear from someone who has had this done thanks robert in the hills of vermont☺️

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Cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) is treatment to help your ventricles beat or pump in sync. The CRT device it there to coordinate the timing of the upper and lower chambers. I have this setup… read more

How Has Your Heart Condition Affected Your Ability To Make New Friends?
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I’m concerned about each little bit of decline affecting my ability to ‘put myself out there’ to meet new people and make friends. I’m concerned about having multiple limiting conditions and how that affects ability to form new relationships. At this moment, I’m not affected by this problem but it’s something I think about.

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Thank you

Why Do I Get Out Of Breath Walking Up Stairs If I’m In Good Shape?
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https://www.self.com/story/out-of-breath-walkin....

I’m in Good Shape—So Why Do I Still Get Out of Breath Walking Up Stairs?
I’m in Good Shape—So Why Do I Still Get Out of Breath Walking Up Stairs?
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HollyDenman,you must check with your cardiologist to able to take cardio rehab class, if you get approved you will njoy & learn a lot about healthy eating habits and learn your body .hope you get in a… read more

Is It Normal To Still Feel Depressed6 Months After A Heart Attack?
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I am still feeling inertia, not wanting to do anything, so anywhere. I worry something bad will happen when I am away from the safety of home and doctors. I also think about end of life a lot.

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Thank you so much for your helpful suggestions. I did cardio rehab all summer but have had back pain which prevents me from joining a serious exercise group. I have discussed this with an… read more

My Ejection Fraction Has Decreased Instead Of Increasing. I Was Recently Diagnosed With Mitrovalve Regurgitation?
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I am considered high risk so I have to have a consult before the valve is repaired. I am scared to death. Should I be scared?

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To Cherylmay, Did you have your Mitral valve repaired? was the surgery ok and did your EF increase? my mitral valve has mild regurgitions.