Name | annie |
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Location | washington, dc |
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Age | 43 |
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Diagnosed condition | a fib |
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Years with condition | three months |
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Frequency of episodes | once a month at first; this week, every day for the past six days |
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Duration of episodes | 1-2 hours |
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Event preceding first AF | none really, slight hypertension |
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General health | don't drink, smoke or do caffeine. Have a hiatal hernia since 7 years ago, had a diagnosis of kidney disease with protein in urine. |
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Current state | just starting out, mostly freaked out and scared |
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Triggers | Haven't been able to figure one out yet. A couple of times it was after eating lunch (pizza once, hot pastrami sandwich another time),
a few other times just by standing up and walking around. |
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Preventions | None yet |
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Current medications/side effects | Dilacor XR, no side effects
Protonix for stomach acid/hernia, no side effects
Prinivil (ACE inhibitor) for hypertension/kidney problem, no side effects
Coumadin prescribed today, won't begin until tomorrow (11/2500)
Celexa for anxiety and Ativan on occasion, although hadn't used it for months until today. |
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History of surgery | Two biopsy surgeries for breast tumors (both benign) |
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Future plans | See where this goes. See if I can roll back this from every day to once a month or even less. |
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Personal comments | I can't believe this is happening to me.
I was fine & dandy until late August. I was on vacation, it was a very very hot day and we'd been walking all over the place when I felt this
funny feeling in my stomach, and I felt my pulse to see if it was fast and it was skipping beats all over the place. I sat down and drank
two bottles of water and went on with my day and was fine. The second time it happened, a month later, I was coincidently in my doctor's
office and they did an EKG recording the fib. I corrected myself that time as well.
Now i seem to slip in and out of it easily. |
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Check list | acebutolol | amiodarone (cordarone,pacerone) | anisindione (miradon) | atenolol (tenormin) | aspirin | azimilide | bepridil | betaxolol | bisoprolol (monocor,emconcor) | bretylium | bucindolol | carvedilol | cibenzoline | dicumarol | digitoxin | digoxin (lanoxin) | diltiazem (cardizem) | diphenylhydantoin | disopyramide (norpace) | dofetilide (tikosyn) | dronedarone | encainide | esmolol (brevibloc) | ersentilide | flecainide (tambocor) | gallopamil | ibutilide (corvert) | lidocaine | mibefradil | metoprolol (lopressor,toprol xl) | mexiletine | moricizine | nadolol | phenytoin | procainamide | propafanone (rythmol) | propranolol (inderal) | quinapril (accupril) | quinidine (quinaglute) | sotalol (betapace) | tedisamil | timolol | tocainide | trandolapril (mavik) | valsartan (diovan) | verapamil (calan,isoptin) | warfarin (coumadin) | asthma | diabetes | GERD/acid reflux | hypertension | hypotension | hyperthyroidism | hypothyroidism | adrenergic | vagal | familial | idiopathic/lone | paroxysmal | permanent/chronic | atrial flutter | cardiomyopathy | CHF | PAC | PVC | SVT | syncope | bradycardia | tachycardia | heart block | myocardial infarction | rheumatic heart diease | sick sinus syndrome | stroke | WPW | electrical cardioversion | defibrillator | pacemaker | ablation | bypass | maze | Male | Female | |
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