Experiences with

Arrhythmia

I have afib … the type that comes and goes … my husband was just diagnosed with ventricular tachycardia … he is seeing the cardiologist as l am writing this. What are the differences? Does anyone know? Now l’m worried about him as well. Thank you? Jan

So went to A and E today at the request of the arrhythmia nurse for CT scan to check about this bleeding as they thought it could have been damaged from the op but glad to say nothing was found and it all looks good.

I tested positive with Covid on Saturday and feeling ill. I’ve had AFfor 8 years but luckily only had three bad attacks in the last 6 months.Now I’m getting supraventricular ectopics in long runs which are scary and make me feel I’m going to faint, and then ramp up my heartbeat. The GP knew little aboutAF

I've been taking magnesium glycinate supplements, no sure if they helped but heho, I've ran out so I need to reorder. I don't want the same brand as they were huge! I've searched on here and it looks like taurate might suit me better as I struggle with ectopic heartbeats a lot. Can any of you recommend

Since starting Bisoprolol my pulse has dropped to between 40 - 50, used to be around 70. Feeling quite light headed at times.

good evening to all I wish you all well, I have written again and again about b blockers, I was diagnosed three years ago with a feeling of pulse and sinus tachycardia coming from stress anxiety and fear, I went to the cardiologist and he gave me b blockers, my question is , are these pills suitable

So I started googling "melatonin and arrhythmia" and found the article I linked to at the top. Melatonin can induce certain types of arrhythmia, it turns out - PVC's (Premature Ventricular Contractions). Which I believe makes the heart unstable enough that it can then flip into afib.

Hi I am a 50yr old female and have had svt and ectopic beats for the last almost thirty years. My ectopic beats are all day every day and are caused by changes in air for example the wind outside windows that are open and steam from a pan or kettle. I have found them worse now than they have ever been

My Doctor isn't keen on progressing a cardioversion for me to fix my AF. Her reasoning is that I am prone to AF and that the most dangerous time is when you flip from normal heartbeat to AF. I had a cardioversion 5/6 years ago which did fix my AF. Started getting paroxysmal AF about a year ago and persistent

Warning, this stuff below is boring. Read only if you have insomnia. I am trying to understand the effects of Dipyridamole and Adenosine in RLS. In reading all the papers, I have been taking notes. It's interesting to me that some of the things I have been reading about are quite common to read

Has anyone not been able to tolerate any Albuterol based inhalers due to tachycardia and arrhythmia issues? This has happened twice - and I am wondering what the alternative options are to these Albuterol based inhalers?

Has anyone starting Viibryd developed heart palpitations? My BP is normal and so is heart rate, but I have started feeling like I am having fluttering heart feeling. I am going to contact my doctor. But it would be nice to know from some people that have actually been on it, what has happened. If it

Good evening I would like some help on Thursday I have an appointment with the cardiologist for a preventive check-up, at the moment I am taking atenolol 25 degrees of pulse and tachycardia, they have been on these pills for about 4 years, starting with bisoprolol 2.5 then nebivolol 2.5 and now atenolol

I wound up taking my emergency diltiazem and was then able to fall asleep and woke up without arrhythmia. Ugh anymore worlds of wisdom? Is this something I may have to deal with every once in a while? Or is this my arrhythmia returning after ablation?

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After phone consultation with EP at Glenfield all was great decided I needed a 2nd ablation I mentioned my Kardia device the previous day showed that I had wide QRS he asked me to send the pdf download of that which I did. He said yes it raises possibility of slow ventricular tachycardia. With some captured

I’ve looked at Dr Jonathan Clague who does the procedure at the Surrey Arrhythmia Centre in Guildford. Does anyone have any experience of him please. Thanks