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Nonpharmacologic measures before Nifedipine

My Raynaud’s has worsened suddenly. Assuming it is Raynaud’s that is. It was first ‘diagnosed’ 2 years ago with no testing or investigation, just based on me saying I get numb hands at night. I very recently get toes and fingers feeling cold a lot of the time with some numbness and slight tingling.My Raynaud’s has worsened suddenly. Assuming it is Raynaud’s that is. It was first ‘diagnosed’ 2 years ago with no testing or investigation, just based on me saying I get numb hands at night. I very recently get toes and fingers feeling cold a lot of the time with some numbness and slight tingling.

Kernowallin Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)

Citiloptam and atenolol used together

Hi everyone, I am new here and I have a question so here goes. Does anyone here have any experience with citiloptam and atenolol together as treatment for anxiety?Hi everyone, I am new here and I have a question so here goes. Does anyone here have any experience with citiloptam and atenolol together as treatment for anxiety?

Anxietyladyin Anxiety and Depression Support

MEDICATION TIMINGS WHEN IN DIFFERENT TIME ZONES

Hi I am relatively new to the group. I have PAF and take 100mg Flecainide at 7 in the morning and 6 in the evening and 25mg atenolol in the morning. I am due to go away to Mauritius which is 4 hours ahead of the uk. I am interested to know if people stick to their medication timings in their home countryHi I am relatively new to the group. I have PAF and take 100mg Flecainide at 7 in the morning and 6 in the evening and 25mg atenolol in the morning. I am due to go away to Mauritius which is 4 hours ahead of the uk. I am interested to know if people stick to their medication timings in their home country

strasiein AF Association

Recommendations for gloves?

Hi All, Thank your letting me join your community. I have primary Raynaud’s and was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for gloves that people have found helpful? I have a skiing holiday coming up (probably not the most sensible idea in hindsight from my hands and feet’s perspective lol) so wasHi All, Thank your letting me join your community. I have primary Raynaud’s and was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for gloves that people have found helpful? I have a skiing holiday coming up (probably not the most sensible idea in hindsight from my hands and feet’s perspective lol) so was

citygirl1234in Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)

Insurance denials

Can anyone advise me as to how to get insurance approval for a ganglion impar block? My husband is completely debilitated with excruciating anal/rectal pain that began 20 months ago. After months of agony, visits to multiple specialists, trying lidocaine, Valium suppositories, nifedipine, hydrocortisoneCan anyone advise me as to how to get insurance approval for a ganglion impar block? My husband is completely debilitated with excruciating anal/rectal pain that began 20 months ago. After months of agony, visits to multiple specialists, trying lidocaine, Valium suppositories, nifedipine, hydrocortisone

PatientRNin Pelvic Pain Support Network

Lightheaded & Dizziness

I have been feeling very dizzy recently and generally unwell lots of palpitations when resting, GP changed atenolol to verapamil half securon sr. Yesterday ended up in A&E with chest pains they did the various tests no heart attack was sent home. Still feel exactly the same today! Have a GP appointmentI have been feeling very dizzy recently and generally unwell lots of palpitations when resting, GP changed atenolol to verapamil half securon sr. Yesterday ended up in A&E with chest pains they did the various tests no heart attack was sent home. Still feel exactly the same today! Have a GP appointment

Platypus6in British Heart Foundation

Verapamil

Have been changed from Atenolol to Verapamil modified sr, any one else on these meds? Do they improve the dizziness.Have been changed from Atenolol to Verapamil modified sr, any one else on these meds? Do they improve the dizziness.

Platypus6in British Heart Foundation

Does anyone else have this kind of afib?

Hi there - I’m told I have a rare kind of afib where my atria is ‘impressively irritable’. In other words despite 2 ablations one on 2017 and another in 2019 my adobos/ectopics/tachycardia is fired from the wall of the atria itself rather than the pulmonary veins which have been tightly isolated. I’mHi there - I’m told I have a rare kind of afib where my atria is ‘impressively irritable’. In other words despite 2 ablations one on 2017 and another in 2019 my adobos/ectopics/tachycardia is fired from the wall of the atria itself rather than the pulmonary veins which have been tightly isolated. I’m

Matt40in AF Association

Ramipril dose increase - BP has soared

Hi, I'm new to this forum but have been reading with interest about other people's experience of Ramipril. I was put on Nifedipine last year, then had Ramipril added but was switched to 5mg Ramipril only in June by a new doctor. All seemed fine at first, pressure was down and have felt well - not hadHi, I'm new to this forum but have been reading with interest about other people's experience of Ramipril. I was put on Nifedipine last year, then had Ramipril added but was switched to 5mg Ramipril only in June by a new doctor. All seemed fine at first, pressure was down and have felt well - not had

CJ70in British Heart Foundation

Couple questions if anyone can help.

I have high blood pressure, can anyone tell me the right way this is taking right arm or left arm , my right was reading lower than my left so which reading do you use ?? Also i have been put on atenolol 20mg 1 per day , will i need blood test after couple wks to check kidneys ?? Hope someone can helpI have high blood pressure, can anyone tell me the right way this is taking right arm or left arm , my right was reading lower than my left so which reading do you use ?? Also i have been put on atenolol 20mg 1 per day , will i need blood test after couple wks to check kidneys ?? Hope someone can help

ElainexxMin AF Association

BP meds interference?

I'm taking Losartan Potasium, Lerconidipine and Atenolol for very high blood pressure, and cannot have the surgery I need until it's normal. I've been taking Dihydrocodeine for severe, full body RLS for nearly 20 years, but recently, the bed-time dose I take around 12.30am is only lasting for about twoI'm taking Losartan Potasium, Lerconidipine and Atenolol for very high blood pressure, and cannot have the surgery I need until it's normal. I've been taking Dihydrocodeine for severe, full body RLS for nearly 20 years, but recently, the bed-time dose I take around 12.30am is only lasting for about two

lorrinetin Restless Legs Syndrome

Amlodipine 5 mgs or Flu jab reaction

For some reason my blood pressure has shot up. I am already taking 50 mgs of Atenolol for raised blood pressure but this in in the danger zone with no apparent cause. The GP has arranged various Cardio tests, blood, kidneys within the next couple of weeks, having been alerted by my Rheumatologist lastFor some reason my blood pressure has shot up. I am already taking 50 mgs of Atenolol for raised blood pressure but this in in the danger zone with no apparent cause. The GP has arranged various Cardio tests, blood, kidneys within the next couple of weeks, having been alerted by my Rheumatologist last

SheffieldJanein PMRGCAuk

1st time poster

Hi all this is my first post. Been reading your blogs for a couple of months now. I been on atenolol for hypertension for about 6 yrs. I was diagnosed with afib Nov 2018. The day it happened I had just finished cooking dinner & had felt my heart pounding really hard. Didn't want to alarm my familyHi all this is my first post. Been reading your blogs for a couple of months now. I been on atenolol for hypertension for about 6 yrs. I was diagnosed with afib Nov 2018. The day it happened I had just finished cooking dinner & had felt my heart pounding really hard. Didn't want to alarm my family

Sunny_3756in AF Association

Back on the dreaded Atenolol

Hi all, it didn't last - back on the 25mg Atenolol. I managed a week but the heart rate didn't go down (115bpm) and blood pressure stayed high. On the plus side no AF just atrial tachy. I'm going to try again though as i'm sure its the beta blocker that's making me feel so rough (slight ringing in earsHi all, it didn't last - back on the 25mg Atenolol. I managed a week but the heart rate didn't go down (115bpm) and blood pressure stayed high. On the plus side no AF just atrial tachy. I'm going to try again though as i'm sure its the beta blocker that's making me feel so rough (slight ringing in ears

Matt40in AF Association

Apple Watch ECG

It’s been a long wait for my referral at Glenfield but only 4 more weeks to go. I took on the advise from others about seeking a private consultation to then go back into the NHS but even that route was a struggle to get any response. Looking forward to getting answers on what my irregular rhythm isIt’s been a long wait for my referral at Glenfield but only 4 more weeks to go. I took on the advise from others about seeking a private consultation to then go back into the NHS but even that route was a struggle to get any response. Looking forward to getting answers on what my irregular rhythm is

rosepod5in AF Association

Stay with Warfarin.

Warfarin my experience plus Atenolol given for Atrial Fibrilation and High blood pressure. I have had Warfarin for 10 yeas and have had no problems. I do not have cranberries or a lot of dark greens. Alcohol is occasionally . Every three months I have my blood checked at a local chemist and thatWarfarin my experience plus Atenolol given for Atrial Fibrilation and High blood pressure. I have had Warfarin for 10 yeas and have had no problems. I do not have cranberries or a lot of dark greens. Alcohol is occasionally . Every three months I have my blood checked at a local chemist and that

Mira265in AF Association

Going downhill!

Two years ago, I was given 50mg Atenolol to take daily. This worked for a few months but then I started feeling my heartbeat so Atenolol was increased to 100mg a day. This made me tired but I rarely felt a fast heartbeat. Recently I changed from Warfarin to Apixaban which made me even more tired - theTwo years ago, I was given 50mg Atenolol to take daily. This worked for a few months but then I started feeling my heartbeat so Atenolol was increased to 100mg a day. This made me tired but I rarely felt a fast heartbeat. Recently I changed from Warfarin to Apixaban which made me even more tired - the

123Abc123in AF Association

Apixaban

I take 100mg Atenolol which makes me tired but until recently has masked my heartbeat. I have recently changed from Warfarin to Apixaban and I seem to be more tired and get feelings of dizziness / not being quite right! Has anyone had similar side effects with Apixaban - or could it be that my AFib isI take 100mg Atenolol which makes me tired but until recently has masked my heartbeat. I have recently changed from Warfarin to Apixaban and I seem to be more tired and get feelings of dizziness / not being quite right! Has anyone had similar side effects with Apixaban - or could it be that my AFib is

123Abc123in AF Association

6 months since ablation

This week I hit the six month anniversary of my last ablation. Life in general is pretty good. When I saw my EP last month he took me off Digoxin and halved my beta blocker. Since I reduced the drugs I’ve had two short episodes of AF and one of Tachycardia. My EP has said to stay on the low dose of AtenololThis week I hit the six month anniversary of my last ablation. Life in general is pretty good. When I saw my EP last month he took me off Digoxin and halved my beta blocker. Since I reduced the drugs I’ve had two short episodes of AF and one of Tachycardia. My EP has said to stay on the low dose of Atenolol

Kaz747in AF Association

Advice on Afib after Catheter Ablation

I am new here Im 57 Male and i have had paroxysmal Afib for about 2 years. My episodes consist of a heart rate in the 150 to 100 usually all over the place for about 6 hours then i convert back to sinus rhythm. unfortunately when i would convert i would have long pauses, the longest one was 7 secondsI am new here Im 57 Male and i have had paroxysmal Afib for about 2 years. My episodes consist of a heart rate in the 150 to 100 usually all over the place for about 6 hours then i convert back to sinus rhythm. unfortunately when i would convert i would have long pauses, the longest one was 7 seconds

charliegingerin AF Association

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