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Hi, I am of Indian origin and my husband is Caucasian so we have a somewhat similar situation. A while ago I was researching online and I found this lady who had done a global cost comparision . I beleive Dr. Malpani's clinic in Bombay is very good and teher was a Clinic in Madras and Bhopal.
It showed narrowing and straightening of my septum and a EF of 42. I then had a Echo and it showed mld global Hypokinesis and a TR abnormality. They requested that if I have CP or SOB/swelling I report ASAP to ED. I am a little worried about this diagnosis and wanted to know where I stand as far as a professional opinion of the results presented? I appreciate your assistance and I am in fll knowledge your opinion is just that and won't be taken as medical advice.
I have severe global hyperkinesis with 20% ejection fraction. I am only 53 years and otherwise in good health. Since the mortality rate is so high for someone with my diagnosis, why does my cardiologist say that I am not a candidate for a heart transplant?
Has anyone every been to rehab for drug addiction? If so...I would like to chat with you about my nephew who had to be taken to rehab after an overdose of Xanax.
For left ventricular size and moderate global systolic dysfunction , concentric left ventricular remodeling are the only major things for left ventricle. Aora, right atrium, atrial septum, right ventricular, says normal and normal systolic function.Pulmonary Artery normal pericardium normal no effusion,Blood pressure was 150/99mm/HG. systolic usually higher. LEVe end-systolic 25 mm, Poster wall 9mm, LV Mass Index 60gm/meter squared.
I finally faced up to my problems and admitted that I had an addiction to painkillers. I looked into several rehab alternatives and the one that made sense to me the most was Methadone.
I'm not looking for anyone to tell me how dangerous Methadone can be, I know and I still felt it was the best rehab for me.
I have been in the program for a full week now and overall I feel great. I started at 30mgs a day and they have moved me up to 40mgs and that seems to be working great.
My 46-year old son (end-stage liver) was discharged from a local hospital (transfusions and paracenteses) and transferred to a rehabilitation clinic. This place appears to be a hospice in disguise with no patient advocacy and little or no effort to do regular blood work, taps, etc. I had to haul him out of there last week to Mayo (Phoenix) ER to get cipro and an albumin IV, as well as a referral upstairs to Hepatology. He returned to rehab for his bed and three squares.
HI my name chris I have been a addict for a long time . It all started when I was 11 years old with pills an weed . Then I went to stronger drugs like oxycontin 80 . Then came the street drugs like heroin. I've tryd suboxin strips but I wasn't seeing a doctor for it so it was hard to rely on it to help me because I don't always have the money for it. Then I got into the methadone clinic . I've been in the clinic now for 2 months im at 90 milligrams . I started at 30 .
Hi there and welcome to the forum!! It depends on you. Are you able to be off work and be able to financially able to afford in-patient rehab? What are you taking? How much and for how long? A little more info please so we can help!! Methadone is a whole other thing.....there are also the tapering and cold turkey methods. First and foremost,you have to want to quit for good. In any case,we're here to support you!!
I am very scared. I cant sleep during the night. I did the test at anonymous clinic for free hiv test,that is funded by the Global Fund to against AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. Can you tell me when does the tempereture occur and how high is it on people with hiv? Thank you again.
While I was in rehab they knocked me out for three days on valium and brought me back slowly. They gave me tramadodal and soma for cramps and also an anti diarrhea medicine and weaned me off of all of it. They also gave me Trazodone for anxiety and to sleep. My last dose of every drug they weaned me off of on my 8th day and I felt great!! The Rehab Dr. told me I could get a script for the Trazodone but when I went to my doctor yesterday he said "Oh No, No!! That is another addictive drug.
I posted last night asking if anyone could share their good and bad rehab experiences...why was that deleted? I got an email that there were 3 respnses- If anyone responded please repost! Unless there is some reason we can't share rehab experiences??
After a significant MI and being treated in your case with a stent (Drug Eluting Stent) it maybe take a long period to recover and gain strength. The event itself weakens the heart, and has a global impact throughout your body. The medications can make you feel tired. LAD blockage is nothing to laugh off. I had a stent placed when mine was blocked at 75%.
The heart attack and weakness go hand in hand. 35% EF after a major heart attack is not the worst news.
I’ve just received the results from my echo and it says I have Global Hypokinesia with mild to moderate LV dysfunction and an ejection fraction of 43%.
I had an echo last year which was fine.
I’m currently taking beta blockers as they were treating me for a paroxysmal arrhythmia which was found after several GP visits because I was having chest pains.
My cardiologist now wants to start me on an ACE inhibitor alongside my beta blocker.
Our family visited our son in rehab on thanksgiving. He does not want to continue any therapy after he is out. He is very anxious. That was his 16 day in clinic. Only two weeks left. I understand that HE is the only one who has to make decision about his future. But how possibly I can let it go? I can handle everything, can do everything possible and impossible just to see my son happy and healthy again. Does. 6 month of using Percocet can damage his brain completely? Please help!
my grandfather is 79 years old. this is the echo report done on 11-04-09. he has global hypokinesia, pericardium normal ,LALV dilated, LVEF 27.8% ,LALV clot absent. patient is dibetic since 35 years and he has pacemaker from last four years.
Can you please give me an explanation for global dementia, as my Mom's nueroligist has told me this is what their diagnosis was?
Calculated left ventricular ejection fraction is 35%. There is severe global hypokinesis. Trace mitral regurgitation. Trace tricuspid regurgitation. Technically challenging study due to irregular heart rhythms/frequent ventricular ectopy.
I have also had a cardic catheterization which showed no blockages.
Can you please explain the MRI findings in layman terms. Also, is this reversable.
I want to know more about global hypokinesia
This discussion is related to <a href='/posts/show/868585'>What is hypokinesis?</a>.
For 10 months I have had global paresthesia (every part of my body) and have been evaluated for diabetes, heavy metal poisoning, VB12 deficiency, too much VB6, hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, lyme disease, and with EMG study.. Diagnosis is idiopathic central nervous system disorder. Treatment is for symptoms - gabapentin and alprazolam.
Employee ( Principal Scientist) , My wife 54 year is suffering from Global hypokinesia, severe LV disfunction EF LV 26% as per Eco report. Kindly advice for the suitable treatment.
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offering the test.
I also saw a mention of the Mayo Clinic having the test.
I found this
Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) is the first serologic marker, appearing in the serum 6 to 16 weeks following HBV infection. In acute cases, HBsAg usually disappears 1 to 2 months after the onset of symptoms with the appearance of hepatitis B surface antibody (anti-HBs).
My grandson has been going to a methodone clinic for about a year now and is ready to get off as soon as possible they say
the methodone is in the bone marrow and I have to keep on going down slowly.... this means another year at least. Is ther no ohter help to shorten this process? How does he get off and start a normal life again?
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