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Green tea reduces the incidence of AF according to Chinese study.

According to this Chinese study, drinking green tea reduces the incidence of AF: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5356761/ This article...

According to this Chinese study, drinking green tea reduces the incidence of AF:...

Samazeuilh2

•1 year ago

80 Replies

PAG and ice baths

hi I keep hearing about the health benefits of ice baths. Does anyone know the advice for PAF sufferers and the safety of ice baths? many thanks

hi I keep hearing about the health benefits of ice baths. Does anyone know the...

Jcvi

•1 year ago

11 Replies

Now need a stent or bypass

I posted on here a bit ago that I have been tired and out of breath ever since my 5th ablation last August. My cardiologist put it down to the Bisoporol I was...

I posted on here a bit ago that I have been tired and out of breath ever since m...

Toehold1

•1 year ago

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Permanent AF, decision to do nothing

I’m have AF constantly since months, maybe years. My heart rate is normally in range (70/80) and I don’t have any symptoms. I conducted an active and...

I’m have AF constantly since months, maybe years. My heart rate is normally in r...

En85

•1 year ago

71 Replies

Slow Breathing Practice

2 years ago at 56, I went into syncope twice. The first time I was walking in a park and doing deep breathing. (like many I misinterpreted slow breathing with...

2 years ago at 56, I went into syncope twice. The first time I was walking in a...

Sustainedvtach270

•1 year ago

11 Replies

Loop recorder experiences

Hi, I had a loop recorder inserted 10 ago now. It was a painless, and uneventful procedure. For the last couple of days since the dressing was removed, and...

Hi, I had a loop recorder inserted 10 ago now. It was a painless, and uneventful...

boo246

•1 year ago

15 Replies

medication morning or evening?

just changed it today to the evening,when do others take imedication?

Overeating

•1 year ago

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Another trigger?

Twenty days on from my last PAF, thinking will probably clear another 40 days to the next as per usual pattern. Great day, trip to the seaside, lunch with old...

Twenty days on from my last PAF, thinking will probably clear another 40 days to...

50568789

•1 year ago

16 Replies

Massage and AF

Well that's depressing. I have chronic back pain,and knee pain. I was considering having a massage but today on BHF site it was reported as not advisable with...

Well that's depressing. I have chronic back pain,and knee pain. I was consideri...

wilsond

•1 year ago

56 Replies

PALS VERY HELPFUL

Many issues can be resolved quickly by speaking directly to the staff at the place where you received care or accessed a service.Some people find it helpful to...

Many issues can be resolved quickly by speaking directly to the staff at the pla...

sotolol

•1 year ago

6 Replies

Pulsed Field Ablation

I have a video consultation on Monday with my Consultant, (im in Uk). Has anyone experienced this op please. I’m asking because I’m sure he will be putting me...

I have a video consultation on Monday with my Consultant, (im in Uk). Has anyon...

Chilbolton1

•1 year ago

9 Replies

midnight

I’d like to know if anyone else has developed AF while suffering from long covid. I’m now in permanent AF and am convinced this was triggered by being disabled...

I’d like to know if anyone else has developed AF while suffering from long covid...

Midnight2022

•1 year ago

9 Replies

nausea

since being on anticoagulants alcohol does not agree with me. Red wine tastes like vinegar and also causes nausea. I miss having a small tot of whiskey as...

since being on anticoagulants alcohol does not agree with me. Red wine tastes l...

tannin

•1 year ago

17 Replies

It's Poetry Time

AFibbers we are all here to get some attention, so there! We have irregular hearts but we are not nerds Fast, slow, hearts that don't beat normal which...

AFibbers we are all here to get some attention, so there! We have irregular he...

JOY2THEWORLD49

•1 year ago

21 Replies

I meant to say

One of the leads was NOT laying properly.

sotolol

•1 year ago

1 Reply

a minor problem

Hi. I’ve had a Kardia mobile for 8 years. It’s beginning to be a bit unreliable so I’ve ordered another one. However the moulded case I have (IPhone 6s) always...

Hi. I’ve had a Kardia mobile for 8 years. It’s beginning to be a bit unreliable ...

jd2004

•1 year ago

4 Replies

Taking Flecainide with Bisoprolol

When I was first diagnosed with AF a few years ago I was told to use the "pill in the pocket" approach to terminate an episode by using bisoprolol and...

When I was first diagnosed with AF a few years ago I was told to use the "pill i...

Barny12

•1 year ago

2 Replies

Professor Richard Schilling and Dr Nikolaos.

Hello everyone. After months being in AF non stop went to cardiologist in WGC Dr Papageorgiou shouted HELP. Dr Papageoriou suggested AV node ablation and...

Hello everyone. After months being in AF non stop went to cardiologist in WGC...

sotolol

•1 year ago

26 Replies

How long did it take for your groin to heal

This is my second ablation and my groin seems to be taking longer to heal, with my first one after a few days I didn’t really notice my groin any more but with...

This is my second ablation and my groin seems to be taking longer to heal, with ...

Bell50

•1 year ago

8 Replies

Ablation

Hi, I had a successful ablation December 2019 and had no problems once things settled down. However the last few days I have been having a lot of missed beats...

Hi, I had a successful ablation December 2019 and had no problems once things se...

Harvester188

•1 year ago

31 Replies

Do you live in Australia?

Do you or your loved one have heart failure? If you are a caregiver, partner or family member of someone who is experiencing heart failure and live in...

Do you or your loved one have heart failure? If you are a caregiver, partner o...

TracyAdmin

Partner•1 year ago

1 Reply

Are statins essential if you are suffering from AF and/or past strokes? And how much is 'good'?

Just seeking some views on what constitutes the 'correct' level of statins to take in various situations. I have been taking 10 mg of simvastatine for six...

Just seeking some views on what constitutes the 'correct' level of statins to ta...

oscarfox49

•1 year ago

66 Replies

Pradaxa

All the anticoagulants so far seem to have made me ill. Pradaxa is my last try. Does anyone else have this experience? What are people’s experience wiith...

All the anticoagulants so far seem to have made me ill. Pradaxa is my last try....

Countrydweller2

•1 year ago

38 Replies

Tia symptoms but not Tias.I am sure they are connected to AFib.

I have had one or 2 Tia's in the Past last one 2017 and discharged. Still had occasional occurrences.Went through diagnoses of Migraine for 2 years & then...

I have had one or 2 Tia's in the Past last one 2017 and discharged. Still had oc...

kkatz

•1 year ago

12 Replies

AF european studies

I have been sent a link to EHRA … ESOC European HeartRhythmAsdociation . very interestin clip of Dr Jean Claude Deharo urging AF patients to be more pro...

I have been sent a link to EHRA … ESOC European HeartRhythmAsdociation . very...

Luludean

•1 year ago

3 Replies

Very sensitive to hydration

Over the last few months I have become conscious of how hyper sensitive my system is to how hydrated I am - especially when I have been indulging in naughty...

Over the last few months I have become conscious of how hyper sensitive my syste...

Jonathan_C

•1 year ago

5 Replies

Flecainide pill in the pocket

I have been given flecainide as a ‘pill in the pocket’ to use when necessary for my paroxysmal AF. I’ve only used it once. The AF stopped immediately, but my...

I have been given flecainide as a ‘pill in the pocket’ to use when necessary for...

AFGran

•1 year ago

12 Replies

Digoxin and Verapamil

Is there anyone on this site that takes Digoxin and Verapamil together? I have had persistant AF for about a year now and have had one failed cardioversion....

Is there anyone on this site that takes Digoxin and Verapamil together? I have...

DECILYN

•1 year ago

5 Replies

tooth extraction

Hi I have to have a tooth out but I’m on apixaban will I need to stop this ? Just feeling a bit Apprehensive !,

Hi I have to have a tooth out but I’m on apixaban will I need to stop this ? Jus...

Edm174

•1 year ago

39 Replies

Reaction to drugs

Has anyone got any advice on how to get the right brand of drug from pharmacys who tell you the one supplying Nebivolol to you that it is the only brand they...

Has anyone got any advice on how to get the right brand of drug from pharmacys w...

reinaway

•1 year ago

20 Replies

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Atrial Fibrillation Support

All posts for June 2023

Green tea reduces the incidence of AF according to Chinese study.

PAG and ice baths

Now need a stent or bypass

Permanent AF, decision to do nothing

Slow Breathing Practice

Loop recorder experiences

medication morning or evening?

Another trigger?

Massage and AF

PALS VERY HELPFUL

Pulsed Field Ablation

midnight

nausea

It's Poetry Time

I meant to say

a minor problem

Taking Flecainide with Bisoprolol

Professor Richard Schilling and Dr Nikolaos.

How long did it take for your groin to heal

Ablation

Do you live in Australia?

Are statins essential if you are suffering from AF and/or past strokes? And how much is 'good'?

Pradaxa

Tia symptoms but not Tias.I am sure they are connected to AFib.

AF european studies

Very sensitive to hydration

Flecainide pill in the pocket

Digoxin and Verapamil

tooth extraction

Reaction to drugs

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