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Volunteers Needed for Cardiovascular Study
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED for CARDIOVASCULAR RESEARCH STUDY Hello, my name is Thomas V. Parinello, and I am a doctoral candidate in the clinical psychology program at Fielding Graduate University. I am conducting my dissertation research on cardiovascular...
read morelatest replyAHAASAKatie, June 17, 2019 7:12am EST
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Any studies on Max/Optimal Training Dose for well trained individuals/ athletes with AFIB
I know there are studies on endurance athletes getting afib, but are there any studies regarding how hard you can train with ongoing afib if otherwise fit and healthy? when does it get dangerous? There is plenty of conflicting advice, but I want scienctific...
read morelatest replyAFIBLifter, June 5, 2019 1:41pm EST
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Persistent Afib and treatment
I am in early 50s and diagnosed with lone AFib and persistent. An active runner, run 3 miles per day and keeping heart rate below 155. Generally don't feel the symptom except intense exercise. Nurse Practitioner suggested to consider Catheter Ablation...
read morelatest replyMellanieSAF, August 20, 2019 9:08am EST
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Apple Watch series 4
I was just diagnosed with Afib. I had a reading on my Apple Watch series 4 and on my Iphone X. Is the Kardia mobile and the Alivecor app a better monitor than the already installed Apple Watch ECG? Any suggestions for a different device such as
read morelatest replyAHAASAKatie, July 15, 2019 10:36am EST
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Sharing some good news...
When I first posted in this forum, it was June and I was still having chest pain from my Feb. 28 ablation. My cardiologist had given me the OK by April to resume normal exercise with a max heart rate of 140. But with the ongoing chest pain, I didn't...
read morelatest replyEdhammer, August 8, 2018 4:39pm EST
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I guess I maybe overdid it a little...
I celebrated my five-month anniversary of my one and only ablation (so far) by walking more than 15,000 steps in the 85-degree heat on Sunday afternoon here in Boston. That's nearly 6 miles and 3 hours of walking in the heat. At the time, I felt up...
read morelatest replylmetzger, July 31, 2018 4:56pm EST
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Supplements and weight training
I worked out 5 days a week before i suffered a cerebelar stroke. Its been 53 days since and i would like to return to the gym. My heart dr. said i could but have to go lite. Im waiting on having a hole in my heart repaired. My main question is if it is...
read morelatest replyAFIBLifter, May 27, 2019 8:01am EST
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Limited exercise tolerance on sotalol
I am a 71 year old male with a 20 year history of AFib. It was controlled on medication (propafenone) until about 18 months ago. Had a cryo ablation that did not work. Was started on sotalol and it works well to control the AF. I...
read morelatest replyPaulineLloyd, April 17, 2019 10:15am EST
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increase heart rate about 3 hours after exercising
I am disabled and unable to walk so I go to walter aerobics. During the exercise I wear my HRwatch and keep my pulse under 130. As soon as it hits 120 I will start cool down exercises and it will go down into the 80s or 90s. So no problem...
read morelatest replyAFIBLifter, June 5, 2019 1:46pm EST
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Palpitations when doing exercise walks in hot weather
So with this hot weather this week in Boston, I have noticed that I am getting palpitations when I do my daily exercise walks. Nothing huge. I bump up to 90-95 bpm (from maybe 70). They last anywhere from 5 seconds to 20 minutes and then right back down...
read morelatest replyMellanieSAF, June 21, 2018 9:03am EST
