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Gone from tachycardia yo bradycardia
When I was diagnosed in 21 with congestive heart failure, left ventricular dysfunction, reduced ef rate and cardiomyopathy and coronary stenosis I had a heart rate regularly above 200. Heart failure team discharged me a few months back as said they had reached maximum optimisation and no more meds we
When I was diagnosed in 21 with congestive heart failure, left ventricular dysfunction, reduced ef rate and cardiomyopathy and coronary stenosis I had a heart rate regularly above 200. Heart failure team discharged me a few months back as said they had reached maximum optimisation and no more meds we
Pepper23georgie
in
British Heart Foundation
11 months ago
heart rate drop
Due to having
bradycardia
at the time of original PAF diagnosis ive not been on any rate control meds.
Due to having
bradycardia
at the time of original PAF diagnosis ive not been on any rate control meds.
Flutterby100
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 month ago
Pacemaker versus not driving?
I have left bundle branch block, first degree heart block and
bradycardia
. Sometimes I feel faint and sometimes I actually pass out. The consultant believes, and my experience seems to confirm, it's only when my heartrate is at its slowest that the electrical problems cause the symptoms.
I have left bundle branch block, first degree heart block and
bradycardia
. Sometimes I feel faint and sometimes I actually pass out. The consultant believes, and my experience seems to confirm, it's only when my heartrate is at its slowest that the electrical problems cause the symptoms.
Scotsman53
in
British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
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Hawthorn supplement helped
They did blood work, EKG, which said sinus
Bradycardia
, abnormal heart rhythm, but they didn't want to change my meds, so sent me home and said follow up with Cardiologist.
They did blood work, EKG, which said sinus
Bradycardia
, abnormal heart rhythm, but they didn't want to change my meds, so sent me home and said follow up with Cardiologist.
Floridagirl11
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
22 days ago
Af vs Ectopic beats
I’ve recently been diagnosed with PAF but do not experience a racing heart rate and in fact have sinus
bradycardia
. I’ve read posts on here where some people have a fairly normal heart rate but are in AF.
I’ve recently been diagnosed with PAF but do not experience a racing heart rate and in fact have sinus
bradycardia
. I’ve read posts on here where some people have a fairly normal heart rate but are in AF.
Keswickman
in
AF Association
11 months ago
Diagnosed possible Takotsubo
I have slow heartbeat
bradycardia
and am now on Nebivolol beta blocker which has made me feel better during the day but the big dip in blood pressure and pulse when sleeping has caused pain and swelling in my right leg , feeling breathless and tight sensation in central chest.
I have slow heartbeat
bradycardia
and am now on Nebivolol beta blocker which has made me feel better during the day but the big dip in blood pressure and pulse when sleeping has caused pain and swelling in my right leg , feeling breathless and tight sensation in central chest.
Ladytako
in
British Heart Foundation
4 months ago
bradycardia interrupting sleep
I’m waking up during the night with low heart rate 42-48 bpm and a feeling that my heart is labouring. This is usually twice in the night and I often can’t get back to sleep after 4.00am. I think sleeping on my back doesn’t help ( I try not to) and my other half tells me I snore. Tried all the sleep
I’m waking up during the night with low heart rate 42-48 bpm and a feeling that my heart is labouring. This is usually twice in the night and I often can’t get back to sleep after 4.00am. I think sleeping on my back doesn’t help ( I try not to) and my other half tells me I snore. Tried all the sleep
Reidel
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
Day 46 in hospital and finally discharged
Pacing has been set at low end HR 60 to control my longstanding benign
bradycardia
. This is important as bisoprolol is prescribed to knock off high end HR but this was reducing my resting HR to low 30's. At the top end it is set at 185 to enable me to exercise and not be setting off the device.
Pacing has been set at low end HR 60 to control my longstanding benign
bradycardia
. This is important as bisoprolol is prescribed to knock off high end HR but this was reducing my resting HR to low 30's. At the top end it is set at 185 to enable me to exercise and not be setting off the device.
Chinkoflight
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
5 months ago
Low diastolic readings
Hr 41
Bradycardia
is normal for me. Not sure whether this merits a follow up with my GP. No headache today. Anyone with experience of this sort of reading? Not dehydrated, normal meals, no unusual other activity to bring about the headache. No temperature or fever. Not .uch written about this.
Hr 41
Bradycardia
is normal for me. Not sure whether this merits a follow up with my GP. No headache today. Anyone with experience of this sort of reading? Not dehydrated, normal meals, no unusual other activity to bring about the headache. No temperature or fever. Not .uch written about this.
Chinkoflight
in
British Heart Foundation
11 months ago
bradycardia
Hi, I am newly diagnosed with PA and have noticed that along with other symptoms to my pulse is quite low 52 , to 55. I first noticed it a few weeks ago and meant to mention it to my doctor. Because I have been short-breathed the past couple of days along with various other times I have taken my blood
Hi, I am newly diagnosed with PA and have noticed that along with other symptoms to my pulse is quite low 52 , to 55. I first noticed it a few weeks ago and meant to mention it to my doctor. Because I have been short-breathed the past couple of days along with various other times I have taken my blood
brenanddave
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 year ago
latest ECG results from Cardiologist, any cooments plse?
Doc goes on to say that I had reported to him verbally I had episodes (2 or 3)during the last 2 months of
bradycardia
and tachycardia where BPM were 150 for 3-4 hours until beta blocker. Peeing every 5 minutes on one episode.
Doc goes on to say that I had reported to him verbally I had episodes (2 or 3)during the last 2 months of
bradycardia
and tachycardia where BPM were 150 for 3-4 hours until beta blocker. Peeing every 5 minutes on one episode.
ainslie
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
5 months ago
I/V ICD update on query 15 days ago
Further discussions were had and a decision to dial down the offending pacing lead controlling
bradycardia
to HR35 effectively switched off. It was previously set at HR60. I would then be booked in for a future as yet undetermined date for a corrective operation/procedure.
Further discussions were had and a decision to dial down the offending pacing lead controlling
bradycardia
to HR35 effectively switched off. It was previously set at HR60. I would then be booked in for a future as yet undetermined date for a corrective operation/procedure.
Chinkoflight
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
5 months ago
Bradycardia and Beta-Blockers
my
bradycardia
my
bradycardia
Fitbit-Joe
in
British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
For anyone who is on T3 only... When did you realise you needed it?
Some of my symptoms are better (mental health GREATLY improved, periods normal for first time in 5 years, physical body fatigue better, improved appetite, no more
bradycardia
, little bit of weight loss, less palpitations) However the symptom I have found the most debilitating through this whole journey
Some of my symptoms are better (mental health GREATLY improved, periods normal for first time in 5 years, physical body fatigue better, improved appetite, no more
bradycardia
, little bit of weight loss, less palpitations) However the symptom I have found the most debilitating through this whole journey
rosael56
in
Thyroid UK
3 months ago
Bradyarrythmia
Has anyone else had
bradycardia
with associated Afib? It’s hard to know which caused which to be honest. Any advice appreciated. ❤️
Has anyone else had
bradycardia
with associated Afib? It’s hard to know which caused which to be honest. Any advice appreciated. ❤️
destiny234
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
8 months ago
bradycardia and anaesthesia
hi I am Due for surgery for breast cancer on Wednesday and am worried about the anaesthetic as I have a slow resting pulse between 44/50 . I take Flecainide 200mgs twice a day and bisoprolol 1.25 mg daily. Has anyone had surgery on these drugs with a slow heart rate .
hi I am Due for surgery for breast cancer on Wednesday and am worried about the anaesthetic as I have a slow resting pulse between 44/50 . I take Flecainide 200mgs twice a day and bisoprolol 1.25 mg daily. Has anyone had surgery on these drugs with a slow heart rate .
Caradomben
in
AF Association
1 year ago
Bradycardia and beta blockers
My heart rate historically b4 I started with AFib 3 years ago held at around 72bpm as I was fit and active but now I’m lapsing into the
bradycardia
range more often and waking up with a low heart rate between low 50’s and low 60’s.
My heart rate historically b4 I started with AFib 3 years ago held at around 72bpm as I was fit and active but now I’m lapsing into the
bradycardia
range more often and waking up with a low heart rate between low 50’s and low 60’s.
Loafinabout
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
Nephrectomy with AKI & Dehydration
Oh yeah, I also have
bradycardia
and a AV heart block which I feel could be affecting the kidney function and may have led to my fainting spell. Does anyone have a similar situation?
Oh yeah, I also have
bradycardia
and a AV heart block which I feel could be affecting the kidney function and may have led to my fainting spell. Does anyone have a similar situation?
OriolesFan1
in
Kidney Disease
18 hours ago
4th faint in a year
the ecg has picked up
bradycardia
. Just so worried as this is the third bump to his head that he’s had.
the ecg has picked up
bradycardia
. Just so worried as this is the third bump to his head that he’s had.
Luckygirl1
in
AF Association
6 months ago
Kardia. An alternate way to use it.
A determination, depending on whether or not you have their paid monthly plan could include "afib", "possible afib", "tachycardia", "
bradycardia
", "Wide QRS", etc, Kardia's ekg is medical grade and when taken properly about as accurate as a Holter or single lead at your doctor's.
A determination, depending on whether or not you have their paid monthly plan could include "afib", "possible afib", "tachycardia", "
bradycardia
", "Wide QRS", etc, Kardia's ekg is medical grade and when taken properly about as accurate as a Holter or single lead at your doctor's.
mjames1
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 months ago
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