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Following last weeks DC cardiversion in resus, 7am this morning I started again. Not the same as the previous 5 times, low level fluttering. No other symptoms. Felt lousy all day but not lousy enough to do anything about it. Taken my meds as normal and my warfarin etc.... really don't want to have to go through another Cardioversion.... but in 14 hours the fluttering hasn't really settled for more than a few minutes.

I'll keep you posted!

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CDreamer

Oh Jed so sorry you have this, hope things settle for you soon.

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Rellim296

So sorry to hear you are being plagued in this way. So tedious for you. Hope it will have settled overnight.

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Loo61

Hope it resolves soon...I know how crap these things can make one feel...take care

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iris1205

hope things lighten up soon. I so feel for you!

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rosyG

I hope this settles soon- do ask your specialist if there are alternative drugs that might work too

Hi,feeling your concern and disappointment....You have an EP appointment soon l believe let us know what the outcome is please....Carol

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Jenbo6

Such a worry and so frightening for you. This website is such a comfort as everyone is out there to support you and think of you. Be strong.

Sending hugs Jed, it's a real pest when it won't settle down. I hope it does soon!

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meadfoot

Oh dear, you aren't getting much peace just now. Hope it settles soon and your medics can sort this out for you. You can't go on like this. Thinking of you.

Dee.

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jedimasterlincoln

Well - turns out I visted the ED on Friday morning 7am and was in fast AF again. They were very reluctant to commence cardioversion as it has only been 6 days since the last one, luckily a dose of 5mg bisoprolol managed to revert me back to NSR with a HR of 72 resting.

I was home by lunch!

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jennydog in reply tojedimasterlincoln

That's great news. I hope that you manage to stay AF-free until you see your EP.

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cbsrbpm in reply tojedimasterlincoln

Glad to hear this Jed, long may it last.

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Robyncarmen

KED sorry to hear that hope all is great soon. It's so disrupting to your life. We have 240 thousand people in Australia with AF now. Some one said the Mediteranian diet cuts AF by 38 % is this true. Does anyone know ????

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Robyncarmen

KED sorry to hear that hope all is great soon. It's so disrupting to your life. We have 240 thousand people in Australia with AF now. Some one said the Mediteranian diet cuts AF by 38 % is this true. Does anyone know ????

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