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Are there any natural supplements really worth taking for AFib? There’s so many claims out there.
Been in permanent AFib since stemi, cardiac arrest and stent fitted 2 months ago. Not obese never smoked exercised hard 4 times a week. Curious about supplements but also curious about medical treatments of cardiac version and ablation as I’m seeing arythmia nurse to discuss options next week. Any info
Been in permanent AFib since stemi, cardiac arrest and stent fitted 2 months ago. Not obese never smoked exercised hard 4 times a week. Curious about supplements but also curious about medical treatments of cardiac version and ablation as I’m seeing arythmia nurse to discuss options next week. Any info
Ewloe
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AF Association
3 years ago
Sick sinus syndrome and afib
ECG holter mounted to investigate afib. Results arrived and the holter software printed: ARRHYTHMIA [i]Arrhythmias (Delay > 140%): 39[/i] [i]-longest: 1.96s at 11:35 PM[/i] [i]Bradycardias (<50 1/min): 353[/i] [i]-slowest: 43 min at 4:25 AM[/i] [i]Pauses (>2000ms): 498[/i] [i]-longest: 14.56 s at 7:
ECG holter mounted to investigate afib. Results arrived and the holter software printed: ARRHYTHMIA [i]Arrhythmias (Delay > 140%): 39[/i] [i]-longest: 1.96s at 11:35 PM[/i] [i]Bradycardias (<50 1/min): 353[/i] [i]-slowest: 43 min at 4:25 AM[/i] [i]Pauses (>2000ms): 498[/i] [i]-longest: 14.56 s at 7:
snak3eyes
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AF Association
3 years ago
Paroxysmal Afib, longest episode before seeking help?
I’ve P-Afib and usually get an episode once a month or so usually lasting anywhere between an hour and 24 hours? My GP’s approach is a “pill in pocket” when I feel my heart racing and I take a 1.25mg Bisoprolol tablet which brings my heart rate down a little but obviously does nothing for the irregular
I’ve P-Afib and usually get an episode once a month or so usually lasting anywhere between an hour and 24 hours? My GP’s approach is a “pill in pocket” when I feel my heart racing and I take a 1.25mg Bisoprolol tablet which brings my heart rate down a little but obviously does nothing for the irregular
Motov
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AF Association
3 years ago
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I had catheter ablation for supraventricular Tachycardia in March and second one in June. Was told 2nd ablation would fix me, as the Electrophysiologist now knew what to do/where to ablate and would use special mapping equipment and higher powered catheters. He ablated SVT site and found a Flutter site
I had catheter ablation for supraventricular Tachycardia in March and second one in June. Was told 2nd ablation would fix me, as the Electrophysiologist now knew what to do/where to ablate and would use special mapping equipment and higher powered catheters. He ablated SVT site and found a Flutter site
Fabfibber
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AF Association
3 years ago
First Surge Training And Thought I Was Going To Need The Defibrillator :)
Hi all. Downloaded the Asics Runkeeper App and thought I'd try some different training to improve speed, stamina and fitness and break up the monotony of repetition. Read lots about needing to build core strength and mix up the type of runs (as I'm mostly doing 5K's every other day). So after plugging
Hi all. Downloaded the Asics Runkeeper App and thought I'd try some different training to improve speed, stamina and fitness and break up the monotony of repetition. Read lots about needing to build core strength and mix up the type of runs (as I'm mostly doing 5K's every other day). So after plugging
Rayblade900
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Bridge to 10K
3 years ago
2 ICD
Hi everyone, A bit of a long one, I have just ( today ) had another ICD fitted. I had a subcutaneous one fitted in March, all was well until August when it shocked me when I was outside pushing my grandson, it sent to the pavement and I ended up in A & E in another town with a cut to the eyebrow and
Hi everyone, A bit of a long one, I have just ( today ) had another ICD fitted. I had a subcutaneous one fitted in March, all was well until August when it shocked me when I was outside pushing my grandson, it sent to the pavement and I ended up in A & E in another town with a cut to the eyebrow and
ph5019
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Eliquis
Today I saw a new TV commercial for Eliquis. (Unfortunately we in the USA are bombarded with TV ads for every pharma drug in the universe. 🙄) This commercial was the 1st one that stated that Eliquis is a blood thinner. Not an anticoagulant. A blood thinner. Many on the forum have reiterated at different
Today I saw a new TV commercial for Eliquis. (Unfortunately we in the USA are bombarded with TV ads for every pharma drug in the universe. 🙄) This commercial was the 1st one that stated that Eliquis is a blood thinner. Not an anticoagulant. A blood thinner. Many on the forum have reiterated at different
belindalore
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AF Association
3 years ago
Re-introducing caffeine - is it a good idea?
I was diagnosed with PAF about 3-4 years ago and at the time the Consultant Cardiologist suggested that I switch to decaffeinated tea/coffee etc. This I did (rather reluctantly at the time as I do like my cappuccinos! i). At the same time I decided not to drink any alcohol (the most I would drink is
I was diagnosed with PAF about 3-4 years ago and at the time the Consultant Cardiologist suggested that I switch to decaffeinated tea/coffee etc. This I did (rather reluctantly at the time as I do like my cappuccinos! i). At the same time I decided not to drink any alcohol (the most I would drink is
betsgirl
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AF Association
3 years ago
Has anyone had or is considering catheter ablation to overcome Afib?
I am considering having there surgery and would like to hear from others that have had it or are also considering having the procedure?
I am considering having there surgery and would like to hear from others that have had it or are also considering having the procedure?
Sungbukda
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AF Association
3 years ago
New to Afib. Advice about beta blocker needed
I have just got my medication Nebivolol 2.5mg & was going to start it tonight at 10 pm so if I have side effects I will sleep through them. I woke up this morning and had a frightening Afib episode that wasn’t going. After an hour I decided to take the first beta blocker. Two hours later & the Afib has
I have just got my medication Nebivolol 2.5mg & was going to start it tonight at 10 pm so if I have side effects I will sleep through them. I woke up this morning and had a frightening Afib episode that wasn’t going. After an hour I decided to take the first beta blocker. Two hours later & the Afib has
Redporti
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AF Association
3 years ago
Dreaming and Beta Blockers
Below is copied from a Google search. For years, beta-blockers have been known to cause central nervous system (CNS) side effects, such as psychiatric conditions, bizarre and vivid dreams, sleep disturbances, delirium, psychosis, and visual hallucinations [1].22 May 2020 Following my initial PAF diagnosis
Below is copied from a Google search. For years, beta-blockers have been known to cause central nervous system (CNS) side effects, such as psychiatric conditions, bizarre and vivid dreams, sleep disturbances, delirium, psychosis, and visual hallucinations [1].22 May 2020 Following my initial PAF diagnosis
Geoffa1
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AF Association
3 years ago
From Flecainide and Sotalol to Metoprolol
I have switched from the “plumber” to the “electrician”. He took me off from Flecainide and Sotalol and put me on Metoprolol (25 mg twice a day) and keep having Digoxin through. My energy has improved a bit and, in general, feel much better… I didn’t have the Ablation indicated by my previous cardiologist
I have switched from the “plumber” to the “electrician”. He took me off from Flecainide and Sotalol and put me on Metoprolol (25 mg twice a day) and keep having Digoxin through. My energy has improved a bit and, in general, feel much better… I didn’t have the Ablation indicated by my previous cardiologist
queseyo
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AF Association
3 years ago
Just Been diagnosed with PAF. Advice please.
I have just been diagnosed with PAF & already have HFpEF. I’m going to start taking Edoxaban blood thinner & Nebivolol beta blocker. Is there anyone on this combination? Do I need to be monitored at a anticoagulant clinic or not? Still processing it all.
I have just been diagnosed with PAF & already have HFpEF. I’m going to start taking Edoxaban blood thinner & Nebivolol beta blocker. Is there anyone on this combination? Do I need to be monitored at a anticoagulant clinic or not? Still processing it all.
Redporti
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AF Association
3 years ago
Orchiectomy vs ADT
Orchiectomy, pro’s or cons? 6 years in 39 rad treatments to prostate bed 2 yrs ago, 5 big rads to 2 nymph’s and iliac bone combined with Eligard. Not fond of side effects but manageable. 74 years pretty good health other than this little PC issue! Thanks in advance for feedback!
Orchiectomy, pro’s or cons? 6 years in 39 rad treatments to prostate bed 2 yrs ago, 5 big rads to 2 nymph’s and iliac bone combined with Eligard. Not fond of side effects but manageable. 74 years pretty good health other than this little PC issue! Thanks in advance for feedback!
Wynnsts
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
AFIb and have some Long QT Syndrome?
Need advice. Always active, sports, Army, ect. I drink one cup of tea a day. OTC pain reliever at times. Vitamins including Magnesium. When i was in my teens my resting heart rate sometimes would just pound my chest. As adult there are times where it beats fast, then slower. Sometimes trying
Need advice. Always active, sports, Army, ect. I drink one cup of tea a day. OTC pain reliever at times. Vitamins including Magnesium. When i was in my teens my resting heart rate sometimes would just pound my chest. As adult there are times where it beats fast, then slower. Sometimes trying
GeorgiaUS
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Arrhythmia Alliance
3 years ago
Anxiety and fear due to cardiac arrest 2 years ago
Hi everyone Dont usually write much here as I find it painful and maybe feel judged in a way. On the 12th Oct this year was 2 years since my SCA that I had out of hospital due to a severely damaged and narrowed aorta which has since been replaced due to cardiac arrest which was witnessed by my young
Hi everyone Dont usually write much here as I find it painful and maybe feel judged in a way. On the 12th Oct this year was 2 years since my SCA that I had out of hospital due to a severely damaged and narrowed aorta which has since been replaced due to cardiac arrest which was witnessed by my young
Dan33ynwa
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Blood pressure meds & afib
Is anyone on Bendroflumethiazide for blood pressure along with an anti coagulant? I was on that before af diagnosed, kept my bp within a good range. With the af diagnosis it got changed to bisoprolol. BP not controlled so well, and the drug makes me feel crap even though it’s only 1.25 since earlier
Is anyone on Bendroflumethiazide for blood pressure along with an anti coagulant? I was on that before af diagnosed, kept my bp within a good range. With the af diagnosis it got changed to bisoprolol. BP not controlled so well, and the drug makes me feel crap even though it’s only 1.25 since earlier
Tilly1957
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AF Association
3 years ago
Atrial Flutter and Fibrillation
I was diagnosed with an atrial flutter late last year and was prescribed bisoprolol which has increased up to 5mg a day. I’ve not been feeling well of late with bpm like a yo-yo. I’ve also had a severe chest infection/ fluid on lungs which hasn’t helped. On Friday of this week, I was diagnosed with a
I was diagnosed with an atrial flutter late last year and was prescribed bisoprolol which has increased up to 5mg a day. I’ve not been feeling well of late with bpm like a yo-yo. I’ve also had a severe chest infection/ fluid on lungs which hasn’t helped. On Friday of this week, I was diagnosed with a
zico77
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AF Association
3 years ago
Silent afib and why I’m glad I’m not silent.?
After reading the percentage of people who suffer complications etc due to silent afib I want say I’m glad my body was able to tell me that it was miss behaving sometimes and I was made aware and recognised something wasn’t quite rite.? Even though our AFIB is a pain in the backside sometimes and
After reading the percentage of people who suffer complications etc due to silent afib I want say I’m glad my body was able to tell me that it was miss behaving sometimes and I was made aware and recognised something wasn’t quite rite.? Even though our AFIB is a pain in the backside sometimes and
Jetcat
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Post cardioversion...heart rate lowering
Cardioversion today. Successful. Horay. Regular heart rate for first time in 17 years. I left hospital with a HR of 55 to 60 and BP 86/55. They expressed a little concern but as I felt fine and usually have lowish blood pressure, and previous to AF HR was around that, it was decided just to keep an
Cardioversion today. Successful. Horay. Regular heart rate for first time in 17 years. I left hospital with a HR of 55 to 60 and BP 86/55. They expressed a little concern but as I felt fine and usually have lowish blood pressure, and previous to AF HR was around that, it was decided just to keep an
Fullofheart
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AF Association
3 years ago
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