I took my Flecanide,Ibersartan and diazepam plus two 1-5mgs bisoprolol even though I'm allergic too it. I was so scared this time as I felt dizzy and felt as though I would pass out. My reading was. 169/106 P 142. I've never had a diastolic reading so high. I lay awake until my pulse went down to 92 then took sleeping pills and went to sleep . This was about 2.40 AM. Feeling very groggy to day and in bed. I've to ring the doctor to day to see if he has heard about the ecg result. I just couldn't face going to a and e and be without my husband who is 87.
The Dr hasn't got the results yet. I've got an appointment for Tuesday next week.
Feeling pretty down, perhaps it's the effects of the Bisoprolol. We had a lovely weekend with my eldest son and his wife visiting. Hope you're all well, Terry
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Thank you for your reply, just comforting to share with someone. You can understand the predicament. If my son had still have been there I might have gone to hospital. Still sweating a lot but pulse in the eightees. Hoping you are well. When I read of people on this forum exercising and going on vigorous walks I am amazed when I have anything going on with my heart I'm completely washed out.. Terry
Thanks Shirley. I'm 82 but my husbands far fitter than I am ! I'm feeling a little cooler now and hoping to be back to normal tomorrow, it's just that I don't like going to hospital especially when one of our children can't be here with us. Look after yourself and thank you again. Terry
Got an appointment to see doctor this morning at11.50 as pulse was still 120 this am. I'll let you know what happens. Thanks for the advice. I did see an EPnnabout five years ago but told me to try cardioversion first which worked but now things have started playing up again. thanks Terry
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