To recap: 4 weeks ago I had an, apparently sucessful, dual ablation for flutter and A fib. Afterwards I felt pretty good with a steady HB around 60.
12 days ago my heart started racing, and after an unsucessful attempt at conversion using Flecainide as a PIP, I was told to add a daily dose of 2x100 of flecainide to the 1.25 mg of bisoprolol I was already taking. My GP faxed an ECG to my EP who thought there was a suggestion of AF although the machine said "flutter with variable AV block"
The Felcainide has not helped with rhythm or rate and today's 3 ECGs read:
"unusual P axis, possible ectopic atrial rhythm, posible ectopic atrial rhythm with premature supraventricular complexes, possible ectopic rhythm with fusion complexes, and incomplete right bundle branch block"
The ECGs were done at my GP surgery and are poor quality.
The arrhythmia nurses are looking at them now.
I'm wondering if the flecainide may have made me worse. This is by far the longes epsiode I've experienced so is a bit of a worry.
Any thoughts?
Is there a glossary of ECG terms, and what they mean, out there?