Experiences with

Amias

Which would be most effective to mitigate the osteoporosis while remaining compatible with an AF/pacemaker regime that includes Amias, Sotalol, Furosemide, and Apixaban?.

But here is the weirdest thing, I had HBP when I had my first child at 17, so for years after that I was taking a drug called Amias, which now, If I am correct is called Candasartan.

In my upper 70's have had Mitral valve repair and 2 cardioversions plus pacemaker;on maximum doses of sotalol, amias, furosemide; in general holding Afib at bay but occasional relapses with pulse rate in 120's. Episodes occur about once a month without any apparent associated reasons.

I’m not under a cardiologist The doctors have put on Bisoprolol 3.75 Amias 5mg And Apixaban 5mg I get water retention really bad all over so the doc gave me furosemide 20mg warned me to avoid taking too much but 20mg is not helping She’s not prescribing enough for me to take 40mg a day which is

I’m taking Bisoprolol and Amias for blood pressure No water tablets as the doctors won’t prescribe water tablets Hopeful someone can help x

Hi I’ve been given Amias 4mg tablets for my blood pressure I also take Bisoprolol Is anyone else taking these tablets Be interested to learn more from other people’s experience Thanks

I have had a/f for some years, also a tentative diagnosis of C.F.S, I now have persistent a/f, I take Amlodopine, Amias, and 7.5 mg Bisoprolol, my fatigue is beyond belief, can hardly get out of bed, somedays, anyone else find that the tiredness is almost the worst aspect of this rather nasty complaint