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  1. > Hi : > > You might want to check out ' Database - to see which member takes what > medication, etc. While you're in there, you also might want to consider > adding your name to our very important list of Afibbers. > Hi Ellen: Thanks for the excel

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  2. > Hi All - > I'm new to this group and new to AF; its all so confusing and > scary. I hyperfocus on my chest and heart and worry every time I > feel a twinge. I'm 49yrs ould, and I'm currently taking 150mg of > Propafenone daily - has anyone hear

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  3. > Hi All, > Since my release from the hospital I have started a regular walking > exercise which I find very beneficial. I am trying to sneak in low > impact aerobics -only 5 to 10 minutes- but by the reaction of my > heart that might be too stress

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  4. > I am not a qualifed OB/GYN and any comments that I give may cloud the issue. My > suggestion is that you consult a OB specializing in high risk pregnancy for 2nd > opinion as they deal with this very problem everyday. Its not a major problem at >

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  5. > i am noticing again that when I revert back to nsr from affib- after a few > hours in NSR, i get tons of extra (skipped beats) beats known as premature > atrial contractions-during these extra beats I can even sometimes get a short > run of affib

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  6. > i have had afib for over 16 years, generally controlled by tambacor, it recently went south so i tried several different meds, now on ameoderone which looks promising at the beginning. tiredness and diet-especially spicy foods definitely can bring

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  7. > I just noticed that Angus asked someone if they had an optimism/ > pessimism cycle. What does this mean? I run from feelings of euphoria > to desperate doom. For instance one day I am terrified to answer the > phone as it may be bad news, to the n

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  8. > I knew what you meant. We do have to now live in constant fear like the > Israelis. God bless. grace > > > Grace...thanks. > > GRACE CERRATO > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

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  9. > I'm presently on dofetilide and still feel the above effects rather > frequently under the upper sternum. I quickly check my pulse and for > a second or two I am not in nsr. Fortunately I correct but these > surges or flutters get my attention. Do

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  10. > I've been working with my cardiologist for 6 months to get him to > consdier Dofetilide for me. He said yes, he got certified for it as > did his staff and everything was looking good, and then he tells me > that the Kaiser pharmacy will not orde

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  11. > I've had similar trouble from my afib beginning in September, only > had a couple nights of good sleep. I feel like I am starving for > oxygen and am very edgy. After about 2 months of this chronic afib, when the rate was still too high, I was w

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  12. > I've just started on coumadin, and tomorrow I > go in for a blood test. Anything in particular I > have to do to not have a bleeding problem from being stuck? > > How much difference does coumadin make, anyway? I > can already see some bruising

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  13. > In a message dated 12/2/01 7:02:24 PM Pacific Standard Time, vientos@v... > writes: > > > > Go to this web site to read about body tapping, or thought field therapy: > > [url]www.thoughtfield.com[/url] Hi All: Thought field therapy is one of the

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  14. > Mike's dietary plan is very good. Everybody is different. As a general guideline... > Another point worth considering: > > Adequate Magnesium is critical for AFib. Hi, Dr. Lam, Thanks again for participating in this board. Folks, I have tried M

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  15. > My Dr says that 2.5 is theraputic, and if you have a joint replacement, they like it at 2.5 to 3.0. Below 2.0 could be not enough when it is needed. walt Hi Walt, Trying to find someone who has experience and success with INR readings lower tha

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  16. > Ronnie, > > I would think that a successful ablation would mean that you could > come off beta blockers. If I were you I would want to know how my > heart reacted if the beta blockers are withdrawn. This assumes of > course that you are not on b

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  17. > the new ablation you describe is a pulmonary ablation and there are several > members of this group who have had successful cures from it- > jerry Could someone explain how this differs from the ablations that are non-pulmonary ablations... My c

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  18. > To all members thinking about *unsubscribing* us because of the > volume of emails; and to all our new members: > > If you are becoming frustrated and overwhelmed with the > numerous emails you are receiving, our site offers a couple of other > op

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  19. > Trudy, > > Are you taking any potentially pro-arrythmic medications like sotolol > or rthymol? Hi, Greg, I am on Toprol (a beta blocker). I was put on digoxin Friday but just took two pills of that after the concerns raised here and didn't take

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  20. > Trudy, here's what I felt taking the beta blocker: > 1. Difficulty breathing ( " heavy chest " feeling, wheezing) > 2. Lethargy > 3. Fatigue > I never tried to exercise. > > I have no side effects whatsoever taking the calcium channel >blocker

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  21. > When you are on diary for a long time, your intestinal flora and pH changes and > adapt to it. All withdrawals, whether diary or caffeine, must be done gradually. > ( see my LAF protocol). That is the key. In the inital stage, the build up of > to

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  22. >I am still getting > Ectopics from May. I am not sure what is causing this but it happens just an > Hour after I take my only dose of Dofetilide and late evening. , I went back on a higher dose of toprol because I was having some blibbits. One t

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  23. Bless your heart , I know how you feel. Zachary did have his adnoids out because they were very enlarged they did his tonsils at the same time, this did help with his breathing at night, and seemed to help with ear infection for awhile. I don't know

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  24. Hi Ellen: I agree with you that it is so important for all members to enter their information into the database; especially successes and side effects. It helps all of us to understand the treatment better and what negative reactions to watch out

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  25. HOW TO USE DATABASE: We have several topics (Table Name) at the present time in our Database - Books; Frequently Asked Questions; Tapes/CDs; Ablation; Dofetilide Therapy and Physician's Directory, which is presently undergoing construction. Click

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