Here are a few symptoms worth flagging to your GP, AF nurse, or cardiologist: New or worsening palpitations, especially if episodes feel longer or more frequent than usual A faster-than-usual resting heart rate, if you check it Light-headedness or dizziness, especially when standing up Increased breathlessness on exertion compared with your normal baseline An AF episode thats harder to settle than usual or doesnt respond to your usual rescue plan None of these is an emergency on its own, unless symptoms are severe
This long half-life also means that if you inject a few hours early or late, the pharmacological impact is negligible
During treatment The goal is to avoid the extreme swings that push hair into resting mode
It can cause itching, rashes, and irritation on your skin
Prognosis of medullary thyroid carcinoma: demographic, clinical, and pathologic predictors of survival in 1252 cases
Yes, under proper clinical supervision