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Nightly Afib Now
I now get afib episode almost nightly, anytime from late evening through to early morning, always, always after eating in the evenings…… rest and digest are my triggers. I’m on 50mg Flecainide split as 25mg in the morning and 25mg in the evening. I also have 50 to 100mg as a pill in pocket to restore
I now get afib episode almost nightly, anytime from late evening through to early morning, always, always after eating in the evenings…… rest and digest are my triggers. I’m on 50mg Flecainide split as 25mg in the morning and 25mg in the evening. I also have 50 to 100mg as a pill in pocket to restore
Motov
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AF Association
2 years ago
Pacemaker for AFib
My Drug-resistant Symptomatic Paroxysmal Atrial fibrillation cannot be treated with catheter ablation, so I was recommended to get a dual-chamber Medtronic Azure XT pacemaker for treatment of AFib. Does anybody have experience with this PM?
My Drug-resistant Symptomatic Paroxysmal Atrial fibrillation cannot be treated with catheter ablation, so I was recommended to get a dual-chamber Medtronic Azure XT pacemaker for treatment of AFib. Does anybody have experience with this PM?
ratcheva
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AF Association
2 years ago
Learning all the time
Hi All, As a relative newbie I have found this site so helpful in learning about AF but I do think it would be great to have a glossary of abbreviations for new members. SVT, PIP, CHAD etc were all alien to me although I now know what they stand for from posts where members clarify the meanings. Im
Hi All, As a relative newbie I have found this site so helpful in learning about AF but I do think it would be great to have a glossary of abbreviations for new members. SVT, PIP, CHAD etc were all alien to me although I now know what they stand for from posts where members clarify the meanings. Im
Daisyblu
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
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Rough Rough night
Thank you everyone for the words of encouragement for last night. I had a PVI for atrial arrhythmias 6 years ago and last night was one of the worse nights I’ve had since ablation. Things were going very well for last 3 years. Last night for some reason I developed so many PACs I think I was in a fib
Thank you everyone for the words of encouragement for last night. I had a PVI for atrial arrhythmias 6 years ago and last night was one of the worse nights I’ve had since ablation. Things were going very well for last 3 years. Last night for some reason I developed so many PACs I think I was in a fib
Rdiehl01
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
Update on seeing Electrophysiologist - and fed up.
Hi All, I’m a bit fed up. I wrote a couple of weeks ago about the fact I’d arranged a private appointment with an EP at my local hospital this week, as I was fed up with waiting for a follow up with my cardiologist which should have happened in January. I’m paroxysmal AF, formally diagnosed last September
Hi All, I’m a bit fed up. I wrote a couple of weeks ago about the fact I’d arranged a private appointment with an EP at my local hospital this week, as I was fed up with waiting for a follow up with my cardiologist which should have happened in January. I’m paroxysmal AF, formally diagnosed last September
Teresa156
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
Long term Bisoprolol side effects!
Dear all - I've been on a low dose of Bisoprolol (2.5mg) since November 2020 and have coped okay - no real complaints. I did notice tiredness towards the end of the day (16.00 onwards) but then at 64 I thought that might be just getting older. I'm struggling with my cycling as I simply do not have the
Dear all - I've been on a low dose of Bisoprolol (2.5mg) since November 2020 and have coped okay - no real complaints. I did notice tiredness towards the end of the day (16.00 onwards) but then at 64 I thought that might be just getting older. I'm struggling with my cycling as I simply do not have the
Dozer5
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AF Association
2 years ago
1 month out from RF ablation for asymptomatic afib
Hi. I was diagnosed with afib in late 2019 at age 66 and put on an anti-coag and sotalol. I was in and out of afib quite regularly but rarely symptomatic. Three cardioversions failed to restore normal sinus rhythm (NSR) for any real length of time, so ablations were suggested (I live in the US.) Since
Hi. I was diagnosed with afib in late 2019 at age 66 and put on an anti-coag and sotalol. I was in and out of afib quite regularly but rarely symptomatic. Three cardioversions failed to restore normal sinus rhythm (NSR) for any real length of time, so ablations were suggested (I live in the US.) Since
nmack
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
Almost a year of NSR
Well, I nearly made a year.. Last night through, went back into AFib. Tried the things I’ve read to hopefully get out of it, but no good. Resting pulse of 159. Ambulance and cardioversion, which I’m so pleased to say worked and I’m home now. After my last electronic cardioversion I only stayed in NSR
Well, I nearly made a year.. Last night through, went back into AFib. Tried the things I’ve read to hopefully get out of it, but no good. Resting pulse of 159. Ambulance and cardioversion, which I’m so pleased to say worked and I’m home now. After my last electronic cardioversion I only stayed in NSR
Slidingdoors99
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
Anyone reduced their dose of amiodarone?
I’m wondering what experiences any of you have had coming down from 200mg to 100mg amiodarone? I’m on 200mg at the moment and it controls my PAF and ectopics completely but it has also lowered my heart rate so much that I have postural hypotension type symptoms when I get up from sitting, go upstairs
I’m wondering what experiences any of you have had coming down from 200mg to 100mg amiodarone? I’m on 200mg at the moment and it controls my PAF and ectopics completely but it has also lowered my heart rate so much that I have postural hypotension type symptoms when I get up from sitting, go upstairs
Visigoth
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
AFib and recent CHF
65 year male. Healthy. Run, strength training and play golf twice a week. Father had AFib diagnosed at 58. Died cardiac arrest at 62. Developed AFib about 18 months ago. On Eliquios & Diltiazem. Bad dry cough since Nov. Last few weeks shortness of breath developed Orthopnea. Trouble sleeping. Ankles
65 year male. Healthy. Run, strength training and play golf twice a week. Father had AFib diagnosed at 58. Died cardiac arrest at 62. Developed AFib about 18 months ago. On Eliquios & Diltiazem. Bad dry cough since Nov. Last few weeks shortness of breath developed Orthopnea. Trouble sleeping. Ankles
GoPokes
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AF Association
2 years ago
AF & The perfect 🤩 storm ⛈
Well AFibbers I am sad (but still very grateful) that after 11 months AFIb free I had an episode last Monday. BUT….. I know why! I created the perfect AFIb storm. I stopped taking bisoprolol as a trial (agreed with cardio), within a few days I started a nutritional reset (cutting all the sugars I’d
Well AFibbers I am sad (but still very grateful) that after 11 months AFIb free I had an episode last Monday. BUT….. I know why! I created the perfect AFIb storm. I stopped taking bisoprolol as a trial (agreed with cardio), within a few days I started a nutritional reset (cutting all the sugars I’d
Pigleywigley
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AF Association
2 years ago
Flecainide and Dilitiazem. What are your side effects?
Two weeks ago started taking 50mg of Flecainide twice a day plus 120mg of time release Dilitiazem once a day. First week a little rocky with several afib episodes and runs of ectopics (PACs and PVCs) that were terminated within 1-2 hours with an additional 50mg of Flecainide. Last week no episodes and
Two weeks ago started taking 50mg of Flecainide twice a day plus 120mg of time release Dilitiazem once a day. First week a little rocky with several afib episodes and runs of ectopics (PACs and PVCs) that were terminated within 1-2 hours with an additional 50mg of Flecainide. Last week no episodes and
mjames1
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
In a nightmare
Hi all, following my august ablation for PAF things had been going well. Then last Thursday I had severe Norovirus which ended with a hospital admission as I’d lost all recognition of family and surroundings and was treated for swelling in my brain. Woken by the nurse at 2am for obs and was back just
Hi all, following my august ablation for PAF things had been going well. Then last Thursday I had severe Norovirus which ended with a hospital admission as I’d lost all recognition of family and surroundings and was treated for swelling in my brain. Woken by the nurse at 2am for obs and was back just
Sweptaway
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AF Association
2 years ago
Ablation under general anesthesia with obstructive sleep apnea
Hi everybody, If someone has sleep apnea, is it it safe to undergo an RF Afib ablation under general anesthesia? Especially if the patient doesn’t have or use CPAP?
Hi everybody, If someone has sleep apnea, is it it safe to undergo an RF Afib ablation under general anesthesia? Especially if the patient doesn’t have or use CPAP?
captainKFF
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AF Association
2 years ago
Is AF a disability
Hi everyone hope you are ticking along nicely. The question i have is why is afib not classed as a disability?? I am desperate to go back to work but I'm struggling with the tachycardia my pulse is between 90 to 140 bmp it makes me so breathless and dizzy can't seem to function with every day life never
Hi everyone hope you are ticking along nicely. The question i have is why is afib not classed as a disability?? I am desperate to go back to work but I'm struggling with the tachycardia my pulse is between 90 to 140 bmp it makes me so breathless and dizzy can't seem to function with every day life never
Rachelanx50
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AF Association
2 years ago
Stroke on Apixaban
I was taking Apixaban for paroxysmal AF after a catheter ablation several years ago, which mostly cured me of the debilitating bouts of AF which I was suffering. The paroxysmal AF was hard for me to notice but detected by a monitor, and 'self terminating', so I declined Flecainide as I didn't fancy
I was taking Apixaban for paroxysmal AF after a catheter ablation several years ago, which mostly cured me of the debilitating bouts of AF which I was suffering. The paroxysmal AF was hard for me to notice but detected by a monitor, and 'self terminating', so I declined Flecainide as I didn't fancy
BossLass
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AF Association
2 years ago
ADT CHOICES
I'm on Firmagon once a month and it's working fine. The only problem is that I feel like garbage for 2 or 3 days after the shot. Is there any difference in effectiveness if I had a 6 month shot of Lupron or Eligard?
I'm on Firmagon once a month and it's working fine. The only problem is that I feel like garbage for 2 or 3 days after the shot. Is there any difference in effectiveness if I had a 6 month shot of Lupron or Eligard?
epfj3333
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Blood Pressure
Hi, When AFIB is diagnosed and time passes by, is high blood pressure part of the symptoms or is it something totally different Thanks
Hi, When AFIB is diagnosed and time passes by, is high blood pressure part of the symptoms or is it something totally different Thanks
Andy-f
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AF Association
2 years ago
Raised heart rate on amiodorome
I am a 72 year old woman who was very fit and healthy until two months ago I was diagnosed with paroxsymal AF. I had an ablation in January that left me with atrial flutter. Now, a few weeks later, I am on Amiodorome - really strong - 600mh a day and my heart rate us still of over 90. Any experience
I am a 72 year old woman who was very fit and healthy until two months ago I was diagnosed with paroxsymal AF. I had an ablation in January that left me with atrial flutter. Now, a few weeks later, I am on Amiodorome - really strong - 600mh a day and my heart rate us still of over 90. Any experience
Flutecycle
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AF Association
2 years ago
BACK INTO SINUS RHYTHM WITH A METRONOME
I have had paroximal atrial fibrillation for seven years, probably once a month, with HR around 150 for many hours. Over the years I have experimented all possible methods for stopping AF, including electrical tragus stimulation, slow breathing, alternate nostril breathing, swallowing big mouthfuls
I have had paroximal atrial fibrillation for seven years, probably once a month, with HR around 150 for many hours. Over the years I have experimented all possible methods for stopping AF, including electrical tragus stimulation, slow breathing, alternate nostril breathing, swallowing big mouthfuls
mirtilla
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AF Association
2 years ago
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