What Seems To Be The Most Recognized Treatment Using Both Meds And Other Devices For The Longest-term Survivability?
Age 79 in overall moderate health just recently diagnosed with stage one heart failure. Have been prescribed Entrestro and Jardiance meds. The Jardinace seems to cause gastro issues.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
For long-term survivability in heart disease, a combination of medications and devices is often recommended. Here are some key points:
Medications
- Beta-blockers
- Angiotensin-converting enzyme… read more
Have Any Of You Taken Jardiance?
My new cardiologist just prescribed Jardiance for me. I know that all medications have a list of possible side effects, but I found this one to be a bit intimidating. Have any of you taken it, and if so, how did it affect you?
@A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member I hope you’re doing better
Is Anyone On Jardiance And Has It Helped Chf?
I have been on Jardines for over a year, and I had to reduce the dose due to dehydration
So be careful and make sure you’re drinking lots of fluids because it does tend to help you get rid of any… read more
Diabetes Vs. Cardiac. Not A Good Combination.
Endo specialist messaged me on my portal Thursday. He wanted to talk Friday morning about important changes and medicines. Made me nervous!! Never had a doctor message me before himself. We (Telehealth) over the portal. I liked it. Neat!! Diabetes T2DM with complications is affecting my ❤️ (CVD), Circulatory system and Kidneys. Apparently, many complications are coming to light showing damage to my organs. High blood pressure (uncontrolled) and Type 2 IDDM (Uncontrolled) for many, many yrs. New… read more
I found Jardiance to be next to useless. Im allergic to the weekly shots (treshiba, trulicity, ozempic).Im on Soliqua and Synjardy..... low 7 A1C.Eat less more frequently!
New Heart Failure Medication
I had a Cardiologist appt this week that was ok, Thankful. My Cardiologist was telling me of a new medication approve now for heart failure patient with low EF, it is a med that is given to type 2 dietbetc, ( I forgot the exact name), she said it has few side effects. I am scheduled for an echo in May and if my EF is low, she recommended the new drug. Have anyone heard of the medication? I hate to add another pill to my daily intake.😔, but may try it. I hope my echo increases or stay the same… read more
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My device is monitored by my hospital and they will call me and if I don't answer my phone they activate my GPS and send an ambulance to my location. If I'm home or out,… read more
Hello Heart Team. Have Anyone Use Jaundance Medication For Heart Failure (lower EF) What Was Your Experience
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It should only be used if the patient has type 2 diabetes. It is not a heart medication and if you're not a diabetic you shouldn't take it. The improvement in HF is due… read more
I Get Breathless Upon Lying Flat On My Back, Why?
Because I am still awake when this happens, I can not attribute the breathlessness to sleep apnea (OSA), but wondering if it is due to GERD/LPR. I feel like I am being chocked and it is frightening. Can this be heart related? It goes away if I sit up, but my heart is already pounding.
Could This Be A Future Treatment For Heart Failure With Mildly Reduced Or Preserved Ejection Fraction?
Keep in mind, that this study was funded by Bayer the pharmaceutical company behind finerenone. That means we need more independent study but this seems promising
"Overall, heart failure patients with preserved ejection fraction “have historically been difficult to treat and manage,” Dr. Jayne Morgan, an Atlanta-based cardiologist." "Heart failure with mildly reduced or preserved ejection fraction often can be managed with medications called sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 or SGLT2… read more
Glad everything went well.
Hope to stay in touch
Mary
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