I have had atrial fibrillation issues for some ten years now. Under a Cardiologist and with medication, and a recent catheter ablation procedure, hopeful that problem has been overcome. Time will tell. However Cardiologist has written to say that I have some "regularised arrhythmia" that may have been caused by the Flecainide (anti-arrhythmia medication) that I have taking for some while now. Cannot find an explanation of what this means. Does anyone know please?
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Regularised Arrhythmia.
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A F section of HU will have more advice for youPat x
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Thanks for you reply. I do have an appointment in July but thought I would pre-arm myself with a little knowledge. Best wishes.
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