Experiences with

Arrhythmia

or making my existing one worse ...any advice or ideas from anyone on flecainide would be really appreciated before I give the arrhythmia nurse a call in the next day or so thanks andy

I drive a lot with work and am a little nervous after my latest arrhythmia episode 3 weeks ago.

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I was advised by the medical registrar in A and E that I would be referred to the hospital arrhythmia service and tomorrow I have my first appointment with an arrhythmia nurse. Since the first episode I have had bloods taken twice and an echocardiogram.

He is still breathless and having arrhythmia esp at night and atrial flutter. He has hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. We are on a long waiting list for another hospital appointment and I am really worried. Thank you

I was taken off Flecainide after the ablation, but the arrhythmia nurses told me recently to take it as needed until I have a Holter monitor later this month. It doesn't seem to make any difference now when I take it, my pulse is still changing from irregular to regular and fast.

Hiya - recently spoke with St Barts arrhythmia nurse and she suggested changing the time I take my 5mg bisoprolol from morning to evening. Any suggestions on best way to make this change?? Many thanks. 👍

My arrhythmia nurse tells me that it will be soon unless other more urgent cases come in through A and E. All well and good except that my AF is much worse.

I’d had arrhythmia symptoms so had 5 day ECG which showed episodes of broad complex tachycardia. The cardiologist said that phrase can involve a number of things and admitted it wasn’t his speciality. He’s referred me to specialist hopefully to be seen in the next 2 months.

I am struggling to take on board a new arrhythmia but I guess that’s just the way it goes. I know this could all possibly be benign as well, it’s the not knowing that kills you. Many thanks you lot. Can pvcs be stress induced?

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I had a 3 day episode in November and got sent to A&E who referred me for 24 hour ECG (in January) and arrhythmia clinic (end of March). I had a 14 day episode in January which will hopefully have given plenty of information on the 24 hour ECG.

I know that you will say that the medicine "knows" the cause and that the arrhythmia are caused by the "rogue electric signals" etc. According to these electric signals and the ECG results, even the type of the arrhythmia can be precisely detected.

I do have a GP appointment next week and arrhythmia clinic at the end of March (booked in November :-)) so will hopefully get more advice then.

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I’ve been experiencing daily bradycardia for a while now, I’d occasionally feel it with palpitations and have skipped beats, my primary doctor did an electro but couldn’t find anything, I’m not an active person, I don’t feel like my heart should be beating like that, so how do I know it’s arrhythmia

I feel in the minority sometimes with the way that my arrhythmia episodes present, so I’m reaching out for some support or advice and to see if anyone else experiences similar to me. My Cardiologist has indeed described me as an anomaly!