Wake up at night

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My afib was worse when I was not doing anything, sitting watching TV,

reading or laying in bed, I thought at first that I was noticing it more

because I was not doing anything, but found that moving about and

exercising the afib was not so bad.

ine

Re: Re: Wake up at night

Hi ,

I can identify with what you are saying. My Af is always worse when I

am

sitting doing nothing or it wakes me up at night. I have this fear of

it

starting while I am out or driving or something, but it never seems

to. Like you

relaxing laughing things like that bring it on.

If I lie in bed longer in the morning than usual that seems to start

it. I

often take a beta-blocker before my feet hit the floor in the mornings

for

fear of starting it off. I said to my EP it has no fixed pattern, but

maybe it

comes as a result of a lot of activity beforehand. I have just had a

PVI so

it's a lot better now, hopefully it lasts.

I hope that helps. Pat