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Atrial fibrillation (AFib) and medication side effects
Heart Rhythm Conditions | Last Active: Jul 30 10:18am | Replies (103)Comment receiving replies
After almost 3 1/2 years of dealing with nausea from the medication I take for my a-fib I am still frustrated that I don't have an answer. I think the one that causes me the most problem is Carvedilol. I feel if I change from what I am taking, that the effects will be the same. The Dr. gave me something to help with anxiety and nausea, it has helped some, but I feel I am just taking more pills to help the side effects of other medication. I have a-fib all the time so know I have to take something. Any suggestions what to do. It gets hard dealing with this.
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Knowing everyone's situation is different re heart, I am taking doletilide and it keeps me in rhythm most of the time. They say it's normal to go out now and then, but adding the CBD cream seems to make things better. You know, CBD cream is now FDA approved for children with epilepsy, and just a thought, epilepsy is an electrical problem. And so is afib....hum??? Also, keeping the salt way low in your food really is important in managing afib.