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AFibbers Database: JEREMY F.

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NameJEREMY F.
LocationPORTSMOUTH UK.
Age66.
Diagnosed conditionATRIAL FIBRILLATION
Years with condition4 1/2 years
Frequency of episodes4 MAJOR ONES, BUT DAILY ATRIAL FLUTTERS
Duration of episodes2-5 HRS.
Event preceding first AFNONE
General healthVERY GOOD. non smoker
Current stateAs of about march 2003 dramatically improved
TriggersSO FAR I HAVE ONLY DISCOVERED TEA,COFFE,ALCOHOL.AND I SUSPECT DIGESTIVE BISCUITES.SPICEY FOOD.
PreventionsPLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU FIND SOME.
Current medications/side effects2X 50MG FLECAINIDE PER DAY.
1X NEBIVOLOL PER DAY.
jANUARY 2003 BEGAN THYROID TREATMENT FOR HYPOTHYROIDISM.
NOW ON 2X 1/2 GRAIN ARMOUR THYROID TABLETS PER DAY. NO REAL SIDE AFFECTS, MAYBE A TREMBLY FEELING. BUT A HUGE IMPROVEMENT IN ENERGY AND WELL BEING
Past medications/side effectsQUINAPRIL AND RAMAPRIL. NO SIDE EFFECTS.
AMIODERONE AFTER 3 MONTHS. IFELT VERY ILL. MANY DAYS IN BED.
BAD PALPITATIONS.THYROID GONE HYPER.
200 MG. SOLTALOL PER DAY. THIS ALSO MADE ME FEEL VERY WEAK
AND UNWELL. IT WAS REDUCED TO 12OMG PER DAY. THIS HELPED.
History of surgeryNONE.
Future plansTO VISIT A NEW SPECIALIST IN SOUTHAMPTON.HIS FIELD IS ARRYTHMIAS.
Personal commentsI AM DISSAPOINTED AT THE LACK OF ADVICE THAT I HAVE BEEN GIVEN REGARDING MY CONDITION,AND WHAT I MIGHT EXPECT AND THIS HAS ADDED TO MY WORRIES AND CONCERNS FOR MYSELF. I AM ALSO UNDER THE IMPRESSION THAT MY HEART SPECIALIST IS AT A LOSS TO KNOW WHAT TO DO NEXT, HENCE MY APPOINTMENT FOR A SECOND OPINION.
11/03/04 IN JANUARY LAST YEAR I VISITED A THYROID SPECIALIST IN BIRMINGHAM U.K. HE SUSPECTED THAT MY BLOOD
RESULTS ALTHOUGH APPARENTLY GOOD AS FAR AS RECOGNISED
PARAMETERS WERE NOT SHOWING THE TRUE STORY. AFTER A FEW
WEEKS ON SYNTHETIC THYROID, ALL TO NO AVAIL, HE PRESCRIBED
ARMOUR THYROID.I NOW SEEM TO BE GETTING STRONGER ALL THE
TIME AND FEEL ALMOST BACK TO NORMAL APART FROM THE ODD FLUTTER.
Check list
crossacebutololtickamiodarone (cordarone,pacerone)crossanisindione (miradon)
tickatenolol (tenormin)tickaspirincrossazimilide
crossbepridilcrossbetaxololcrossbisoprolol (monocor,emconcor)
crossbretyliumcrossbucindololcrosscarvedilol
crosscibenzolinecrossdicumarolcrossdigitoxin
tickdigoxin (lanoxin)crossdiltiazem (cardizem)crossdiphenylhydantoin
crossdisopyramide (norpace)crossdofetilide (tikosyn)crossdronedarone
crossencainidecrossesmolol (brevibloc)crossersentilide
tickflecainide (tambocor)crossgallopamilcrossibutilide (corvert)
crosslidocainecrossmibefradilcrossmetoprolol (lopressor,toprol xl)
crossmexiletinecrossmoricizinecrossnadolol
crossphenytoincrossprocainamidecrosspropafanone (rythmol)
tickpropranolol (inderal)tickquinapril (accupril)crossquinidine (quinaglute)
ticksotalol (betapace)crosstedisamilcrosstimolol
crosstocainidecrosstrandolapril (mavik)crossvalsartan (diovan)
crossverapamil (calan,isoptin)crosswarfarin (coumadin)crossasthma
crossdiabetestickGERD/acid refluxtickhypertension
crosshypotensioncrosshyperthyroidismtickhypothyroidism
crossadrenergiccrossvagalcrossfamilial
tickidiopathic/lonecrossparoxysmalcrosspermanent/chronic
tickatrial fluttercrosscardiomyopathycrossCHF
crossPACcrossPVCcrossSVT
crosssyncopecrossbradycardiacrosstachycardia
tickheart blockcrossmyocardial infarctioncrossrheumatic heart diease
crosssick sinus syndromecrossstrokecrossWPW
crosselectrical cardioversioncrossdefibrillatorcrosspacemaker
crossablationcrossbypasscrossmaze
tickMalecrossFemale 

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