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hughnique
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#11 Post by hughnique »

Thank you very kind, I am just pissed of with this breathlessness, hopefully it will improve, been on Apixaban, blood thinners, for a few years so hopefully no blood clots about. Nurse is supposed to be ringing tomorrow to advise on medication to stop, better be the furosemide water tablets, don't want any embarrassing side effects. :lol:

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#12 Post by Polarengineer »

My remark about the film scene paddles was to emphsize the ridiculous drama added. I cannot comment if the hospital staff stand back as I was out at the time.

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#13 Post by Spectrum »

To clear up another myth of films, when you see a straight line on the EGC ie flatlining, you cannot bring the heart back to start beating again, the Defibrillator as the machine is called, will only work when the heart is Fibrillating, ie is shaking uncontrolled like a jelly, the heart needs electric stimulus from anodes within the heart muscle, if anyone of these get out of sync then you could get Fibrillation, or worse, you only have four minutes to re-start the heart, unless CPR is being performed, correctly.

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#14 Post by Pathca »

Excellent point Spectrum,one of the aims in CPR in asystole is to get the heart to a shockable rhythm

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#15 Post by Polly »

Sending good wishes, Hughnique, I expect you’ll be here on Thursday telling us all about how well your excellent procedure went - hope your breathlessness will be less.

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#16 Post by exile »

Good luck @hughnique I am sure all will be fine and you will come out a new man.

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#17 Post by hughnique »

Polarengineer, If you have had it 3 times does it not work then or is it a another dose at the next service interval.

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#18 Post by hughnique »

Polly wrote: Sun Jan 15, 2023 1:10 pm Sending good wishes, Hughnique, I expect you’ll be here on Thursday telling us all about how well your excellent procedure went - hope your breathlessness will be less.
Thanks Polly if I do feel OK definitely will milk it, about time I got pampered.

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#19 Post by niemeyjt »

hughnique wrote: Sun Jan 15, 2023 2:02 pm. . . about time I got pampered.
Be careful you don't end up with Tena instead.

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#20 Post by Pathca »

Arythmias can recur Cardioversion is a treatment not necessarily permanent cure

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