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I have been diagnosed with RBBB and was told its nothing to worry about but when I can feel my irregular heart beat it doesn't feel like there is nothing to worry about. Plus I can find very little information about this condition.

Can anyone point me in the right direction

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Longqt

Sorry, no idea, hope someone else maybe able to help. Have a search about this website, there seems to be many things covered, hope that may help. Best wishes

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Bkackcat67 in reply toLongqt

Thank you for your reply, I have had a look online and there is very little information available and nothing to answer the questions I have.

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Longqt in reply toBkackcat67

I looked on Wikipedia after seeing your response.....I know not the best place, but it informed me a bit more. I suppose, if it was me, I would go back to Dr of list of questions. Including is there anything to reverse? E.g high blood pressure, or blocked arteries, is it worth having. I read it occurs with healthy people too. I am sorry you couldn't find answer to your questions. What questions do you have by the wat, maybe it may relate to something we have experienced in a different area?

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Bkackcat67 in reply toLongqt

Hello

Thank you for your reply, some of the questions I had was can it progress into something more worrying and if so what should I be looking for. Do you need an annual review to just check that alls well. What are the parameters when it ceases to be ok. Is it hereditary, at what point should you take action other than when you have chest pain. These are the kind of questions I was wanting to get more information on.

I did look it up on wikipedia too and although it did give me some information it didn't really give me what I was looking for.

I did go back and see a different GP but he wasn't anymore helpful that the previous Dr. Maybe I am asking for too much information for which there isn't any information.

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Longqt in reply toBkackcat67

Well, from what you have written, I would say, May be wrong... not a doctor, but some of those questions a GP may not know as they are detailed for a specialist to know. Hmmmm does anyone have any suggestions?

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Bkackcat67 in reply toLongqt

Hi Thank you for your reply. I felt the same, I feel GP's know about a lot of conditions but not the details of some conditions. If they did we wouldn't need the experts.

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fishinggirl89

I also have it and cardiologist said it's nothing to worry about right now.

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Bkackcat67 in reply tofishinggirl89

Thank you for your reply. My doctor said the same but didn't have time to answer the questions I was asking. Just told many people have it nothing to worry about and oh by the way if you have chest pain go to A&E not really reassuring or helpful

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Goldfish7

Sorry I'm clueless about it but if you find anything please put it on the board as I think this is what my mum was told she had - she doesn't appear to have been put on any additional meds for it.

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Bkackcat67 in reply toGoldfish7

Thank you for your reply and yes it I find any more information I will post something on the forum.

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Tesspm

I was told I had RBBB a couple of years ago and that it was a normal variance

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Bkackcat67 in reply toTesspm

Thank you for your reply. My doctor said the same but didn't have time to answer the questions I was asking. Just told many people have it nothing to worry about and oh by the way if you have chest pain go to A&E not really reassuring or helpful

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Thank you for your reply. My doctor said the same but didn't have time to answer the questions I was asking. Just told many people have it nothing to worry about and oh by the way if you have chest pain go to A&E not really reassuring or helpful.

I didn't think there was any treatment or a need for treatment. Glad you are ok, it sounds that in your case it may be hereditary.

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Bkackcat67

Thank you, please do Sue

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Pete1

I was diagnosed with RBBB 12-months ago. Cardiologist said it's nothing to worry about but if I start having fainting episodes or black-outs then I'm to present myself to A&E immediately. At first I was a bit apprehensive of carrying on with my sporting interests but as long as I don't overdo things and make sure I recover adequately between sessions, then I should be fine. To date, I'm still doing the stuff I've always done with no problems. Everyone's different though.

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