Guest guest Posted December 30, 2001 Report Share Posted December 30, 2001 I like Sotalol very much so far. Ive been on it now for a year, and have no side effects, that I can't live with, such as getting up to fast makes me a little dizzy, or a weight gain that has me cutting back on my sweets, and especially ice cream, but I take 160mg 2x a day. I believe that this is a high dose, but a lower dose did not keep me in sinus. I have a-fib bouts, but a couple of months apart, and they are not really that bad either. I have tried other types, and so far sotalol is the best. Others don't like it, and I might not at a later time, but as others have said that they can't live with all the side effects, Ive had none to worry about. One person said that they resisted their Drs efforts to put them on sotalol for 2 years and was vindicated, but if you go into a-fib, you might want to first listen to your Dr, and find out whats best for you. Dofetilide is supposed to be great too, but some people have been having problems with that too, so just listen to your body, and get it right. Sotatol (betapace-f) Ater reading quite a few of the posts in this site I'm left with the impression that the medication that my cardio doctor put me on, Betapace/Sotatol isn't particulary cared for by the majority of the group. My doc recently increased my does efrom 80 mgs. to 160 miligrams a day beacuse i had a second afib attack while taking the lower dose. Am I taking too much for a 43 year old male? Is Sotatol really bad stuff? Thanks for the help. Charlie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 30, 2001 Report Share Posted December 30, 2001 Thanks for your advice1 > > Sotatol (betapace-f) > > > Ater reading quite a few of the posts in this site I'm left with the > impression that the medication that my cardio doctor put me on, > Betapace/Sotatol isn't particulary cared for by the majority of the > group. My doc recently increased my does efrom 80 mgs. to 160 > miligrams a day beacuse i had a second afib attack while taking the > lower dose. Am I taking too much for a 43 year old male? Is Sotatol > really bad stuff? Thanks for the help. > Charlie > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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