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Vagal AF
I thought I would start a new thread since sometimes I miss info in older threads, and others will do the same, especially if they have not posted anything on the older thread. I saw the following in a 2007 study and found it helpful. If this information is true, it is hard to understand why an EP
I thought I would start a new thread since sometimes I miss info in older threads, and others will do the same, especially if they have not posted anything on the older thread. I saw the following in a 2007 study and found it helpful. If this information is true, it is hard to understand why an EP
EngMac
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
9 years ago
Most vagal afibbers receive wrong medication
Bagrat commented on one of my posts I made a year ago and this reminded me of the following study which was done some time ago but may still be relevant. Many new people on the forum may not be aware of the concept presented. Most vagal afibbers receive wrong medication MAASTRICHT, THE NETHERLANDS
Bagrat commented on one of my posts I made a year ago and this reminded me of the following study which was done some time ago but may still be relevant. Many new people on the forum may not be aware of the concept presented. Most vagal afibbers receive wrong medication MAASTRICHT, THE NETHERLANDS
EngMac
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
9 years ago
Update on Meds
I am still in AF, awaiting 3rd CV. My meds are now 100mg Cozaar 125mg Digoxin 200mg Amiodarone 2.5mg Bisoporol 2.5mg Benzdrofluriade 300mg Pradaxa Each one has data sheets with stacks of side effects. Pulse around 80-95. Feel tired alot. Anyone else on this cocktail of meds?
I am still in AF, awaiting 3rd CV. My meds are now 100mg Cozaar 125mg Digoxin 200mg Amiodarone 2.5mg Bisoporol 2.5mg Benzdrofluriade 300mg Pradaxa Each one has data sheets with stacks of side effects. Pulse around 80-95. Feel tired alot. Anyone else on this cocktail of meds?
voyagersprit
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AF Association
9 years ago
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Permanent AF
Hi just looking to chat to any one else who is in permanent AF. I'm 45 and have had this since 2011. Currently take bisoprolol. Digoxin rami pril anti coagulate. Had 4 x Cv can't get me back into NSR. Normal heart rate is over 100 bpm and heart damaged from failure back in 2011. Would be good to talk
Hi just looking to chat to any one else who is in permanent AF. I'm 45 and have had this since 2011. Currently take bisoprolol. Digoxin rami pril anti coagulate. Had 4 x Cv can't get me back into NSR. Normal heart rate is over 100 bpm and heart damaged from failure back in 2011. Would be good to talk
smn100
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AF Association
9 years ago
Glossary
I find all the subscribers very interesting but I have difficulty knowing what or who they are talking about, for instance EP? I had to work all these nemonics out! I have had permanent AF for about 7 years, it. Does not bother me much. If I feel odd I use the heart rate app and if my pulse is all over
I find all the subscribers very interesting but I have difficulty knowing what or who they are talking about, for instance EP? I had to work all these nemonics out! I have had permanent AF for about 7 years, it. Does not bother me much. If I feel odd I use the heart rate app and if my pulse is all over
Clarbrock
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AF Association
9 years ago
Coming off meds
Hi. 5 weeks post ablation and everything good. Back at work and gym and normal life. So following cardiology nurse advice have now stopped digoxin last week and flecainide 4 days ago. Still on rivaroxiban however. Have cardiology review next month. Have noticed heart rate up and slightly uncomfortable
Hi. 5 weeks post ablation and everything good. Back at work and gym and normal life. So following cardiology nurse advice have now stopped digoxin last week and flecainide 4 days ago. Still on rivaroxiban however. Have cardiology review next month. Have noticed heart rate up and slightly uncomfortable
howesgilly
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AF Association
9 years ago
AF and Exercise talk feedback
Hi All, We had a great talk yesterday- it isn't possible to tell you everything but for those who wanted feedback I will try and give a few points that were new to me- i e not general exercise points that we all know already. I asked , on behalf of those who sometimes mention on here, whether people
Hi All, We had a great talk yesterday- it isn't possible to tell you everything but for those who wanted feedback I will try and give a few points that were new to me- i e not general exercise points that we all know already. I asked , on behalf of those who sometimes mention on here, whether people
rosyG
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AF Association
9 years ago
Still in A/F
Presented to Ambulatory clinic today.... Walked to the far corner of the hospital- to be told they have moved the location? Eventually arrived... Queue.. priority... triage ... what a shambles! More like -first come ,first served -regardless of ailment? After expressing my disgust at the set up...
Presented to Ambulatory clinic today.... Walked to the far corner of the hospital- to be told they have moved the location? Eventually arrived... Queue.. priority... triage ... what a shambles! More like -first come ,first served -regardless of ailment? After expressing my disgust at the set up...
Hidden
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AF Association
9 years ago
Nuisance A/F
Returned to hospital today...Cardiorespiratory-to get my interrogation of DDDR. All working OK... Will not help my SSS. But allows more medication without compromising my Bradycardia. What it did show -was Sleep Apnea. This last week, I had 3 nights of Severe Sleep Disordered Breathing -with RDI
Returned to hospital today...Cardiorespiratory-to get my interrogation of DDDR. All working OK... Will not help my SSS. But allows more medication without compromising my Bradycardia. What it did show -was Sleep Apnea. This last week, I had 3 nights of Severe Sleep Disordered Breathing -with RDI
Hidden
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AF Association
9 years ago
Season's greetings and af update
Afternoon all and a very merry Christmas to you all. I am now just under 2 weeks post ablation and still have significant bruising at my groin but walking fine. All kaleidoscope vision and migraines eased after a few days and the nasty episode of fast af for a whole day has ceased with starting digoxin
Afternoon all and a very merry Christmas to you all. I am now just under 2 weeks post ablation and still have significant bruising at my groin but walking fine. All kaleidoscope vision and migraines eased after a few days and the nasty episode of fast af for a whole day has ceased with starting digoxin
howesgilly
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AF Association
9 years ago
Further update day 4
Have spent the whole day in af some it in fast af. Still on going now but has slowed to 100-120 from 160+ but if I leave the sofa it increases and I get chest pain. Phoned specialist nurse as took extra flecainide with no effect. Had to go to go and now starting on digoxin 250mcg twice a day for two
Have spent the whole day in af some it in fast af. Still on going now but has slowed to 100-120 from 160+ but if I leave the sofa it increases and I get chest pain. Phoned specialist nurse as took extra flecainide with no effect. Had to go to go and now starting on digoxin 250mcg twice a day for two
howesgilly
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AF Association
9 years ago
Digoxin as a 'stat' dose
My doctor has prescribed me to take 4x 125 microgram tablets of digoxin as a one off 'stat' dose at the start of an episode to try and bring the rate down. I am on 10mg of bisoprolol daily and am doing well at the moment. I was a little worried when I read one of your posts that said 250 mg was the
My doctor has prescribed me to take 4x 125 microgram tablets of digoxin as a one off 'stat' dose at the start of an episode to try and bring the rate down. I am on 10mg of bisoprolol daily and am doing well at the moment. I was a little worried when I read one of your posts that said 250 mg was the
Hidden
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AF Association
9 years ago
Af and heart failure
Hi this is my first post I was diagnosed with af early last year I've had two cardioversion which both have now failed. I saw my cardiologist a couple of weeks ago and he changed my tablets I was on digoxin and flecanide and he has now put me on bisoprolol Since changing I've been feeling light headed
Hi this is my first post I was diagnosed with af early last year I've had two cardioversion which both have now failed. I saw my cardiologist a couple of weeks ago and he changed my tablets I was on digoxin and flecanide and he has now put me on bisoprolol Since changing I've been feeling light headed
debs242
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AF Association
9 years ago
Digoxin?
Seen the cardiologist today,I'm now on the waiting list for an Ablation in the next few months,but in the meantime the cardio has taken me off Flecanide,he said it ain't working ( I always thought that was the case anyway) and Has suggested Digoxin to work alongside the bisprpol (7.5) I'm taking at the
Seen the cardiologist today,I'm now on the waiting list for an Ablation in the next few months,but in the meantime the cardio has taken me off Flecanide,he said it ain't working ( I always thought that was the case anyway) and Has suggested Digoxin to work alongside the bisprpol (7.5) I'm taking at the
Bollox2AF
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AF Association
9 years ago
Something new
Now classified as in permanent AF, blood pressure sitting nicely, 120/72, pulse remaining now under 90, probably averaging 85, with 250mg Digoxin, 12.5mg Bisoprolol, and 300mg Dagibatran, per day. However, today, probably on three occasions now, a very fast vibration coming through my lower breast bone
Now classified as in permanent AF, blood pressure sitting nicely, 120/72, pulse remaining now under 90, probably averaging 85, with 250mg Digoxin, 12.5mg Bisoprolol, and 300mg Dagibatran, per day. However, today, probably on three occasions now, a very fast vibration coming through my lower breast bone
maxred1
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AF Association
9 years ago
Digoxin
Is there anyone out there still on Digoxin? I have been on this drug for about three years. No adverse effects. Drug has had bad press recently.
Is there anyone out there still on Digoxin? I have been on this drug for about three years. No adverse effects. Drug has had bad press recently.
Frisbee14
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AF Association
9 years ago
Change of Medication....
Hi Everyone, my Consultant changed my Medication last week from Digoxin to Flecainide as he felt it would be better for me because of my persistent AF, has any members had their medication changed this way as I am interested to know if it was beneficial , thanks for reading....
Hi Everyone, my Consultant changed my Medication last week from Digoxin to Flecainide as he felt it would be better for me because of my persistent AF, has any members had their medication changed this way as I am interested to know if it was beneficial , thanks for reading....
travelbug54
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AF Association
9 years ago
Taken off warfarin
Hi some of you may remember my daughter had her first episode of AF back in August and was admitted for 4 days to local hospital. She was put on warfarin, digoxin and verapamil following this, she has now seen her cardiac consultant and he has taken her off verapaml and warfarin as he says her heart
Hi some of you may remember my daughter had her first episode of AF back in August and was admitted for 4 days to local hospital. She was put on warfarin, digoxin and verapamil following this, she has now seen her cardiac consultant and he has taken her off verapaml and warfarin as he says her heart
dianef2303
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AF Association
9 years ago
Night Sweats
Good Morning all. Over the last 3/4 months I have been experiencing night sweats, severe heart thumps, and breathlessness, taking about an hour to get back to sleep. I have persistent AF for over the last 7 years. I take 180mg Slozem; 125 mg Digoxin; and at the moment regular 2mg Warfarin daily. I guess
Good Morning all. Over the last 3/4 months I have been experiencing night sweats, severe heart thumps, and breathlessness, taking about an hour to get back to sleep. I have persistent AF for over the last 7 years. I take 180mg Slozem; 125 mg Digoxin; and at the moment regular 2mg Warfarin daily. I guess
Annilor
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AF Association
9 years ago
Head pain
Hi sorry i'm back again, since the last two days I have had shooting pains in my head above my right ear they come sometimes every 3 minutes mostly every 10 minutes its very annoying when you have a cup of tea in your hand when the shooting pain comes in makes you jerk a bit, 2 weeks ago I was admitted
Hi sorry i'm back again, since the last two days I have had shooting pains in my head above my right ear they come sometimes every 3 minutes mostly every 10 minutes its very annoying when you have a cup of tea in your hand when the shooting pain comes in makes you jerk a bit, 2 weeks ago I was admitted
hippo32skin
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
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