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Different AF Types
I have noticed that I get two types of AF periods. One is where my heart goes into an irregular beat but stays within the normal pulse rate. The other is where it jumps to around 160bpm and is irregular. Is there a difference in the two and how long can you leave the high heart rate before thinking
I have noticed that I get two types of AF periods. One is where my heart goes into an irregular beat but stays within the normal pulse rate. The other is where it jumps to around 160bpm and is irregular. Is there a difference in the two and how long can you leave the high heart rate before thinking
Firstbusman
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AF Association
3 years ago
AV block and Supraventricular tachycardia runs...
Hi everyone, Am fairly new here (diagnosis mid April) and my first post ... but have been reading you all lots and it has really helped me understand things and be less anxious, and you all sound so nice :). I have a question I would be so grateful if any of you could shed some light on what it means
Hi everyone, Am fairly new here (diagnosis mid April) and my first post ... but have been reading you all lots and it has really helped me understand things and be less anxious, and you all sound so nice :). I have a question I would be so grateful if any of you could shed some light on what it means
Pitterpat
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AF Association
3 years ago
Kardia different reading to normal. Being Normal Sinus. Today’s reading: Sinus Rhythm with PVentricular Contractions. HR also higher today?
Kardia reading different to normal. Usually Normal Sinus. Today it reads: Sinus Rhythm with Premature Ventricular Contractions. My heart rate, although 80-90 heart beats per minute is within normal range it is still higher than the 60-70 it has been since I started on Bisoprosol. I also feel hot and
Kardia reading different to normal. Usually Normal Sinus. Today it reads: Sinus Rhythm with Premature Ventricular Contractions. My heart rate, although 80-90 heart beats per minute is within normal range it is still higher than the 60-70 it has been since I started on Bisoprosol. I also feel hot and
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AF Association
3 years ago
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AFib or other arrhythmia??
Hi peeps, as some of you know, I was diagnosed with Afib last year. Prior to this, I had had another type of arrhythmia for many years and had been under a cardiology dept for nearly as long. My problem now is differentiating between Afib and the other arrhythmia. When I was first taken to hospital
Hi peeps, as some of you know, I was diagnosed with Afib last year. Prior to this, I had had another type of arrhythmia for many years and had been under a cardiology dept for nearly as long. My problem now is differentiating between Afib and the other arrhythmia. When I was first taken to hospital
Spangle14
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AF Association
3 years ago
Atrial Fibrillation or not?
My query is do I have Atrial Fibrillation or should it be named something else. I have a normal sinus rhythm but I am tachycardic and the heart rate spikes at times. I have frequent ectopic beats but have been advised they are of no concern. Just been prescribed 1.25mg of Bisoprolol.
My query is do I have Atrial Fibrillation or should it be named something else. I have a normal sinus rhythm but I am tachycardic and the heart rate spikes at times. I have frequent ectopic beats but have been advised they are of no concern. Just been prescribed 1.25mg of Bisoprolol.
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AF Association
3 years ago
Skipped beats in a row
I can go about my day to day fine with no symptoms, and out of nowhere and during my sleep I can have about 5 skipped beats in a row before I jump back into NSR - does anyone else have experience of this? It’s very jolting waiting to go back to NSR, I’m about to start bisopropol to see if this will help
I can go about my day to day fine with no symptoms, and out of nowhere and during my sleep I can have about 5 skipped beats in a row before I jump back into NSR - does anyone else have experience of this? It’s very jolting waiting to go back to NSR, I’m about to start bisopropol to see if this will help
Kellylou1712
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Arrhythmia Alliance
3 years ago
Techniques to get back to Normal Sinus Rhythm?
Hi, I’m 63 years old, fairly active through tennis, cycling & walking & have had AF for 10 years. Until recently been doing well with medication, but now in last 4 months, slip into AF every 10 days or so and bouts can last over a week. Tendency is to go into AF overnight. On Carvidolol, Apixaban &
Hi, I’m 63 years old, fairly active through tennis, cycling & walking & have had AF for 10 years. Until recently been doing well with medication, but now in last 4 months, slip into AF every 10 days or so and bouts can last over a week. Tendency is to go into AF overnight. On Carvidolol, Apixaban &
Malmac
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AF Association
3 years ago
Edoxaban or Apixaban.
On Friday last week I noticed my left arm was a bit swollen and by Sunday a lot swollen so I decided to consult the NHS website and ended up being directed to NHS 111 and then to "make an urgent appointment to see your GP". Being on holiday in Cornwall I contacted the local NHS out of hours service and
On Friday last week I noticed my left arm was a bit swollen and by Sunday a lot swollen so I decided to consult the NHS website and ended up being directed to NHS 111 and then to "make an urgent appointment to see your GP". Being on holiday in Cornwall I contacted the local NHS out of hours service and
Stinky1953
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AF Association
3 years ago
Trigger (Not only fools and horses)
I have been trying for months to establish a trigger that sets off attacks of AF. I’m lucky at present that I’m only on blood pressure and anti coagulative medication as the attacks are short lived and are around every two to three weeks. I realise that they will increase over time which is similar
I have been trying for months to establish a trigger that sets off attacks of AF. I’m lucky at present that I’m only on blood pressure and anti coagulative medication as the attacks are short lived and are around every two to three weeks. I realise that they will increase over time which is similar
Firstbusman
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AF Association
3 years ago
Trigger (Not only fools and horses)
I have been trying for months to establish a trigger that sets off attacks of AF. I’m lucky at present that I’m only on blood pressure and anti coagulative medication as the attacks are short lived and are around every two to three weeks. I realise that they will increase over time which is similar
I have been trying for months to establish a trigger that sets off attacks of AF. I’m lucky at present that I’m only on blood pressure and anti coagulative medication as the attacks are short lived and are around every two to three weeks. I realise that they will increase over time which is similar
Firstbusman
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AF Association
3 years ago
Abnormal ecg
Hi everyone, I have been having a few symptoms, which I’ve posted about previously - tight chested, lightheaded, dizzy and feeling like I’m not getting enough air. Today the dr wanted an ecg to be done, it was done by a nurse who then took the results to be looked at by the dr. When she came back
Hi everyone, I have been having a few symptoms, which I’ve posted about previously - tight chested, lightheaded, dizzy and feeling like I’m not getting enough air. Today the dr wanted an ecg to be done, it was done by a nurse who then took the results to be looked at by the dr. When she came back
Knic
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Anxiety Support
3 years ago
Any advice
After 2 years of telling my doctor that I was experiencing "palpations", I had a 24 hours ecg just before Christmas. This led to my gp rining me to tell me I had PAF. I was prescribed Apixaban 5mg and bisoprolol 1.25 my. Had a very short telephone conversation with a consultant who said the results of
After 2 years of telling my doctor that I was experiencing "palpations", I had a 24 hours ecg just before Christmas. This led to my gp rining me to tell me I had PAF. I was prescribed Apixaban 5mg and bisoprolol 1.25 my. Had a very short telephone conversation with a consultant who said the results of
Trimley
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AF Association
3 years ago
After exercise
My normal resting heart rate is around 65. When I exercise (cycle) it will go to around 155. However once I finish my ride my heart rate will stay around 80 to 90 for hours with my heart feeling jumpy. I wouldn't say I'm pushing it very hard when riding but I feel I'm getting a workout. I'm 54 had
My normal resting heart rate is around 65. When I exercise (cycle) it will go to around 155. However once I finish my ride my heart rate will stay around 80 to 90 for hours with my heart feeling jumpy. I wouldn't say I'm pushing it very hard when riding but I feel I'm getting a workout. I'm 54 had
chris45558
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AF Association
3 years ago
PAF, Propranolol and Apixaban
The EP has suggested Propranolol twice a day alongside my Apixaban and Carvedilol . I’ve been have an increase in PAF episodes . However, the GP has warned me of an increased bleed risk because of the interaction with Apixaban . Also, the propranolol can cause QT elongation which is dangerous and can
The EP has suggested Propranolol twice a day alongside my Apixaban and Carvedilol . I’ve been have an increase in PAF episodes . However, the GP has warned me of an increased bleed risk because of the interaction with Apixaban . Also, the propranolol can cause QT elongation which is dangerous and can
kalgs
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AF Association
3 years ago
Give me a break!
So after contracting shingles in the eye over 4 & 1/2 months ago I’m still suffering with post herpetic neuralgia. Tried all sorts of drugs and a nerve block injection and nothing has helped. Initially the hospital upped my steroids from 12mg I was on to 25mg as they weren’t sure if it was GCA. After
So after contracting shingles in the eye over 4 & 1/2 months ago I’m still suffering with post herpetic neuralgia. Tried all sorts of drugs and a nerve block injection and nothing has helped. Initially the hospital upped my steroids from 12mg I was on to 25mg as they weren’t sure if it was GCA. After
Griggser
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Treatments for Erythromelalgia
Hello, Community. I have Lupus, severe Raynaud's and a long history of secondary erythromelalgia of my feet. It has got steadily worse over the last few years and the persistent effects are now deemed to be ischaemia reperfusion injury. It is much worse when the weather is hot or I have been walking
Hello, Community. I have Lupus, severe Raynaud's and a long history of secondary erythromelalgia of my feet. It has got steadily worse over the last few years and the persistent effects are now deemed to be ischaemia reperfusion injury. It is much worse when the weather is hot or I have been walking
skylark15
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
3 years ago
Lignocaine infusions for erythromelalgia
Hello, Community. I have Lupus, severe Raynaud's and a long history of secondary erythromelalgia of my feet. It has got steadily worse over the last few years and the persistent effects are now deemed to be ischaemia reperfusion injury. It is much worse when the weather is hot or I have been walking
Hello, Community. I have Lupus, severe Raynaud's and a long history of secondary erythromelalgia of my feet. It has got steadily worse over the last few years and the persistent effects are now deemed to be ischaemia reperfusion injury. It is much worse when the weather is hot or I have been walking
skylark15
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LUPUS UK
3 years ago
Tachycardia episodes
Well thats me seen consultant re my tachycardia episodes (approx 1 per week) lasting from 10 minutes to 4 hours bpm around 120 to 130, frequent ectopics which can trigger an episode, all caught on my Kardia device. I made appt with my gp yesterday to see if she could explain what was causing them only
Well thats me seen consultant re my tachycardia episodes (approx 1 per week) lasting from 10 minutes to 4 hours bpm around 120 to 130, frequent ectopics which can trigger an episode, all caught on my Kardia device. I made appt with my gp yesterday to see if she could explain what was causing them only
Lbeat796
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AF Association
3 years ago
SVT & Ectopics to NSR after ablation
Had Covid March 2020. Previously totally fit cardiac wise. Developed SVT and ectopics in August 2020 with SOBE, palpitations and fatigue Tried Bisoprolol and Flecainide. Worked initially, but bad side effects. Ablation in May 2021. Now been in Normal Sinus Rhythm for 5 weeks, thanks be to God. Off all
Had Covid March 2020. Previously totally fit cardiac wise. Developed SVT and ectopics in August 2020 with SOBE, palpitations and fatigue Tried Bisoprolol and Flecainide. Worked initially, but bad side effects. Ablation in May 2021. Now been in Normal Sinus Rhythm for 5 weeks, thanks be to God. Off all
Jim1954
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Anyone had a MRN? Prolotherapy? Interstim or neuromodulator for pudental nerve issues?
Hi. Has anyone had a MRN- which is a MRI Neuro graphy to diagnose issue with pudental nerve? I know a diagnostic pudental nerve block can be done but am wondering if there is an actual test that someone had that can find “where” the pudental nerve is being compressed or entrapped ? Also- anyone have
Hi. Has anyone had a MRN- which is a MRI Neuro graphy to diagnose issue with pudental nerve? I know a diagnostic pudental nerve block can be done but am wondering if there is an actual test that someone had that can find “where” the pudental nerve is being compressed or entrapped ? Also- anyone have
Blima45
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
3 years ago
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