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mobitz 2 and ASD but no treatment?
Head scans were fine however holster picked up
bradycardia
, Mobitz 1 and , Mobitz type 2, max pause of 2.06 seconds. additionally, echo shows an atrial septal defect of 1cm (confirmed by MRI) and slight dilation of right ventricle. I’d say I’m fairly asymptomatic?
Head scans were fine however holster picked up
bradycardia
, Mobitz 1 and , Mobitz type 2, max pause of 2.06 seconds. additionally, echo shows an atrial septal defect of 1cm (confirmed by MRI) and slight dilation of right ventricle. I’d say I’m fairly asymptomatic?
Almondsky
in
British Heart Foundation
4 months ago
Bradycardia
Need to talk
Bradycardia
and his views/plans for the future?? I need to know when I can return to my my many sporting activities! It feels sad that to get answers re my hospital experience a month ago I have to pay!! Has anyone views on
Bradycardia
and Pacemaker,?
Need to talk
Bradycardia
and his views/plans for the future?? I need to know when I can return to my my many sporting activities! It feels sad that to get answers re my hospital experience a month ago I have to pay!! Has anyone views on
Bradycardia
and Pacemaker,?
Martharose03
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
Starting flecainide 50 mg bid
Since my resting heart rate is 55 & have no problems with ventricles is it usual for low dose metoprol to be taken with
bradycardia
.
Since my resting heart rate is 55 & have no problems with ventricles is it usual for low dose metoprol to be taken with
bradycardia
.
yzmd
in
AF Association
1 year ago
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Nausea, constipation 30% Photosensitivity 25-75% Sleep disturbance 30% Grey-blue skin < 10% Ataxia, tingle fingers 3-30%
Bradycardia
5% Hypothyroidism 4-22% Hyperthyroidism 3% Pulmonary toxicity 2% Torsade de pointes <1% Hepatitis <3% Optic neuropathy < 1% I have omitted Corneal depositions
Nausea, constipation 30% Photosensitivity 25-75% Sleep disturbance 30% Grey-blue skin < 10% Ataxia, tingle fingers 3-30%
Bradycardia
5% Hypothyroidism 4-22% Hyperthyroidism 3% Pulmonary toxicity 2% Torsade de pointes <1% Hepatitis <3% Optic neuropathy < 1% I have omitted Corneal depositions
GuyThoma
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
10 months ago
Upsetting visit to A&E chest pain bradycardia
Hi all. First a piece of good news. One of my daughters finally got a diagnosis of Hashimoto’s and was prescribed Levothyroxine last week. That’s as far as the good news goes regarding doctors. For over a week when I lie down in the evenings I develop chest pain, nausea, tingling hands/feet etc
Hi all. First a piece of good news. One of my daughters finally got a diagnosis of Hashimoto’s and was prescribed Levothyroxine last week. That’s as far as the good news goes regarding doctors. For over a week when I lie down in the evenings I develop chest pain, nausea, tingling hands/feet etc
pj16
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
The Beast Is Out Of The Cage
What’s strange this time is that just before I kick off I go into
Bradycardia
at 41bpm. Anyone else had that? Thanks in advance lovelies.
What’s strange this time is that just before I kick off I go into
Bradycardia
at 41bpm. Anyone else had that? Thanks in advance lovelies.
SilverliningsForNow
in
AF Association
1 year ago
Need a rant
But if the AF and
bradycardia
gets bad transplant may not be suitable as I need to be stable.
But if the AF and
bradycardia
gets bad transplant may not be suitable as I need to be stable.
Corrie12
in
AF Association
1 year ago
IV-ICD lead failure update.
However, for those following my journey, you may remember much of my anxiety was around the need for a pacing function associated with my SR
Bradycardia
, bisoprolol impact, and whether all I needed was protection against a fatal LVT.
However, for those following my journey, you may remember much of my anxiety was around the need for a pacing function associated with my SR
Bradycardia
, bisoprolol impact, and whether all I needed was protection against a fatal LVT.
Chinkoflight
in
British Heart Foundation
4 months ago
AV - Ablation and Tachycardia-Bradycardia
My question is has anyone else had an AV ablation for Tachycardia-
Bradycardia
and can you offer your experience, good or bad??
My question is has anyone else had an AV ablation for Tachycardia-
Bradycardia
and can you offer your experience, good or bad??
bgzcle
in
AF Association
1 year ago
Episodes of Bradycardia + Ectopics?
Hi everyone, I posted on the forum previously regarding
bradycardia
which was continuing even after I reduced my Bisoprolol dose significantly. Unfortunately, around a month after stopping the Bisoprolol, the
bradycardia
still continues.
Hi everyone, I posted on the forum previously regarding
bradycardia
which was continuing even after I reduced my Bisoprolol dose significantly. Unfortunately, around a month after stopping the Bisoprolol, the
bradycardia
still continues.
Rhodog2612
in
British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
diastolic dysfunction
as did look google but was a bit coinfusing so stopped googling dr google Also have sinus
bradycardia
when i wake up almost every day about 43 bpm only happens to go this low in mornings did have heart attack in 2020 nstemi with 1 stent in RCA my ef is 51%
as did look google but was a bit coinfusing so stopped googling dr google Also have sinus
bradycardia
when i wake up almost every day about 43 bpm only happens to go this low in mornings did have heart attack in 2020 nstemi with 1 stent in RCA my ef is 51%
djleighp
in
British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Verapamil
I'm concerned that it could lower my resting heart rate and cause
Bradycardia
. I wish I was more prepared during my appointment today and asked this question. I feel so out of control with all of this. I've suffered these episodes for 4 years now, and was repeatedly told that nothing was wrong.
I'm concerned that it could lower my resting heart rate and cause
Bradycardia
. I wish I was more prepared during my appointment today and asked this question. I feel so out of control with all of this. I've suffered these episodes for 4 years now, and was repeatedly told that nothing was wrong.
boo246
in
British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Verapamil experiences
I'm concerned that it could lower my resting heart rate and cause
Bradycardia
. I wish I was more prepared during my appointment today and asked this question. I feel so out of control with all of this. I've suffered these episodes for 4 years now, and was repeatedly told that nothing was wrong.
I'm concerned that it could lower my resting heart rate and cause
Bradycardia
. I wish I was more prepared during my appointment today and asked this question. I feel so out of control with all of this. I've suffered these episodes for 4 years now, and was repeatedly told that nothing was wrong.
boo246
in
Arrhythmia Alliance SVT
1 year ago
Bradycardia with AF spikes . . .
I had a 3 day Holter test and my recorded rang of BPM revealed 51-90 My GP said that this was
Bradycardia
with AF spikes. No change in medication proposed. Is this a regular condition ? Just sounded odd to me, the way he described it. Any comments please.
I had a 3 day Holter test and my recorded rang of BPM revealed 51-90 My GP said that this was
Bradycardia
with AF spikes. No change in medication proposed. Is this a regular condition ? Just sounded odd to me, the way he described it. Any comments please.
WardijaWardija
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
New diagnosis PAF
I have
bradycardia
to 53 resting. It’s great to read how positive everyone is, and has already lifted my spirits as since being diagnosed I have felt as though ‘it’s all over’ for me.
I have
bradycardia
to 53 resting. It’s great to read how positive everyone is, and has already lifted my spirits as since being diagnosed I have felt as though ‘it’s all over’ for me.
Keswickman
in
AF Association
1 year ago
ISO others with both AF and AV Block
(Also have some nighttime
bradycardia
). Have had some daytime episodes that last several hours. Has been 2nd degree for almost 30 years now. Started with paroxysmal AF almost 10 years ago.
(Also have some nighttime
bradycardia
). Have had some daytime episodes that last several hours. Has been 2nd degree for almost 30 years now. Started with paroxysmal AF almost 10 years ago.
acordeon
in
AF Association
1 year ago
Shock diagnosis and 4 week wait for "Rapid Access" Heart Failure Clinic. Is my Anxiety justified?
Bradycardia
controlled with PM. Statins too. Later the pacemaker clinic said I may just need another lead. When the echo team left, another very junior doctor sorted out the leads and said, bless him, that he didn't know why they call it heart failure. It's a decline in function.
Bradycardia
controlled with PM. Statins too. Later the pacemaker clinic said I may just need another lead. When the echo team left, another very junior doctor sorted out the leads and said, bless him, that he didn't know why they call it heart failure. It's a decline in function.
Coco51
in
British Heart Foundation
11 months ago
Insomnia, mirtazapine, promethazine (& tinnitus)
(Possibly
bradycardia
) In all that I was able to manage my tinnitus using sound therapy methods to help me mask it to sleep. Then I started on melatonin. I have just finished week 3 of being on 2mg slow release and my sleep is completely broken.
(Possibly
bradycardia
) In all that I was able to manage my tinnitus using sound therapy methods to help me mask it to sleep. Then I started on melatonin. I have just finished week 3 of being on 2mg slow release and my sleep is completely broken.
Jayeffster
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
2 months ago
Shock diagnosis and 4 week wait for follow up at rapid-access Heart Failure clinic. Is my anxiety justified?
Bradycardia
controlled with PM. Later the pacemaker clinic said I may just need another lead. When the echo team left another very junior doctor sorted out the leads and said, bless him, that he didn't know why they call it heart failure. It's a decline in function.
Bradycardia
controlled with PM. Later the pacemaker clinic said I may just need another lead. When the echo team left another very junior doctor sorted out the leads and said, bless him, that he didn't know why they call it heart failure. It's a decline in function.
Coco51
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
11 months ago
Arrhythmia
It is possible from March since I’ve had my 24h EKG ,they only found
Bradycardia
, that I’ve developed something else ,like Arrhythmia ? Is that possible in a few months?
It is possible from March since I’ve had my 24h EKG ,they only found
Bradycardia
, that I’ve developed something else ,like Arrhythmia ? Is that possible in a few months?
Razvan_Catalin
in
British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
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