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Age | 60+ | 71 | 54 | 57 | 39 | 55 | 59 | 77 | 70 | 50 | 79 | 41 | 60 | 58 | 49 | 54 | 54 | 38 | 49 | 65 | 48 | 63 | 36 | 60 | 41 | Age | 71 | 81 | 50 | 50 | 63 | 51 | 56 | 69 | 65 | 57 | 43 | 55 | 72 | 70 | 51 | 54 | 56 | 49 | 55 | 64 | 55 | 60 | 58 | 65 | 53 | Age | | 63 | 49 | 52 | 42 | 53 | 69 | 34 | 49 | 60 | 61 | 46 | 47 | 57 | 51 | 49 | 37 | 73 (in another two months) | 45 | 46 | 37 | 49 | 33 | 67 | 62 | Age | 55 | 72 | 39 | 47 | 48 | 54 | 61 | 62 | 55 | 48 | 39 | 69 | 50 | 63 | 62 | 38 | 29 | 34 | 73 | 65 | 32 | 60 | 54 | 75 | 67 | Age | 30 | 62 | 67 | 69 | 52 | 55 | 47 | 69 | 70 | 57 | 58 | 52 | 70 | 49 | 40 | 53 | 66 | 47 | 53 | 49 | 48 | 43 | 59 | 56 | 58 | Age | 33 | 61 | 49 | 50 (1951) | 54 | 52 | 56 | 51 | 74 | 66. | 48 | 55 | 52 | 67 | 39 | 49 | 50 | 52 | 47 | 48 | 61 | 45 | 50 | 53 | 52; May 1949 | Age | 63 | 61 | 49 | 37 | 63 | 41 | date of birth 12 Feb 1946 | 56 | 64 | 59 | 72 | 59 | 53 | 45 | 54 | 48 | 44 | 53 (born 1969) |
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Diagnosed | AFIB, A-flutter | sick sinus /atrial flutter | A-Fib, A-Flutter | Refractory atrial fibrillation | Paroxysmal AF | Chronic A-Fib | AFIB | Atrial Fib /Flutter- Mitral valve disease | A-FIB | A fib | persistent afib | Paroxysmal AF | Atrial Fribulation | Paroxsysmal afib | lone-persistent A-FIB (asymptomatic) | Atrial Fibrillation | Atrial Fibrilation - Flutter | a-fib | atrial fibrillation - hypertrophic cardiomyopathy | AFIB | Lone Atrial Fib/Flutter | 2004 | AF paroxysmal | prox A-Fib | Lone Atrial Fib | Diagnosed | A-Fib | Afib,pseudomonis, | Atrial Fibrillation | PAF | Persistent Atrial Fibrilation | atrial flutter w/ rapid ventricular response | LAF | AF | Afib (persistent) | AF | Lone, paroxysmal AF, bradycardia | paroxysmal af | Paroxismal Afib/flutter | AF | atril fibrallation | PAROXYSMAL A - FIB COPD | Mitral valve replacement, A-fib,Congestive Heart Failure, Stroke | AFIB | Atrial Fibrillation with rapid ventricular response | Chronic atrial fibrillation currently controlled by medication | paroxysmal AF, tachycardia, AVNRT | Atrial Fibrillation | Lone Arterial Fibrilation | PAT and AFib, A flutter | Dilated Cardiomyopathy with permanent Atrial Fibrillation | Diagnosed | atrial fibrilation | AF | Atrila Fibrillation/Flutter /Rheumatic Heart Disease | Lone atrial fibrillation (paroxismal) | Af | PAF | afib | AF | parox lone afib | Atrial Fibrillation | AF | Lone atrial fibrillation | AFib AFlutter | Persistant AF | Atrial flutter, hypertrpic cardio myopathy | Paroxismal AF | A-fib | AF (I convert spontaneously) | atrial fibrillation, right atrial flutter, left atrial flutter | | Cardiomyopathy | PAF | Congenital Heart Defect, Atrial Flutter, Torsades de Pointes, SVT | atrial fib./flutter | Paraoxysmal (lone) atrial fibrillation - no other heart problems | Diagnosed | Chronic AF | Paroxysmal AF with mild mitral valve prolapse | Lone Atrial Fibrillation | Atrial Fibrillation, Arrhythmia | Lone A-Fib | Atrial Fibrillation/Coronary Artery Disease | Afib | artial fibrillation | PAT AF/FL | Atrial fibulation | AFib and Aflutter | AFIB | symptomatic A Fib. | A-Fib (new), MVP, MR, HCM, VT's, BP Borderline High | Atrial Fibrillation | atrial fibrillation, atrial fluter | Persistent fast AF | Lone AF | lone AFib | LAF | Atrial Fibrilation, Genetic | Atrial Fib | A- Fib | AFIB | paroxymal a-fib | Diagnosed | primary atrial fibrillation | lone atrial fibrillation | proxismal(sp?) afib | A-fib | AFib for 3 months, arythmia of and on for 15 years | Was permanent but 2nd ablation a success | AF, recurrent | A-Fib | Atrial fibrillation | Atrial fibrillation | lone paroxsmal a-fib, sick sinus syndrome | chronic afib, pacemaker, cardiomyopathy, Mitral Valve prolapse | Atrial Fib. | Atrial fibrillation/atrial flutter | Atrial Fibrillation with flutter | Fast Afib | AF | lone afib | Atrial Fibrillation / Cardiomyopathy | proximal afib & atrial flutter | PAF | af | AFib | LAF | Chronic Atrial Fibrilation, Atrial Flutter, premature beats | Diagnosed | Atrial Fibrilation | paroxysmal atrial fibrillation | Atrial Fibulation | Chronic Atrial Fibrillation/Arterial Schlerosis/CHF | AF | AF | afib | AF from hypertropic cardiomyopathy | AFib | ATRIAL FIBRILLATION | Cronic A.F. | AF | paroxsysmal AF | Atrial Fibrillations & Idiopathic Hypertrophic Subaortic Stenosis | afib | Paroxsymal AF | Atrial Fibrillation | A-Fib | Afib | lone paroxysmal atrial fibrillation | paroxysma atrial fibrillationl | chronic AF | Chronic Atrial Fibrillation | Atrial fibrillation, mitral valve prolapse | Sick Sinus Syndrome, Left Bundle Branch Block, A Fib | Diagnosed | AF | atrial fibrillation | AF | arrhythmia | Lone A.F. | chronic af | Paroxysmal Atrial Fibrillation with Atrial Flutter | Atrial Fibrillation | Paroxysmal Atrial Fibrillation | Lone Paraoxsysmal Atrial Fibrillation | lone atrial fibrillation | chronic AF | A-FIB | Atrial Fibrillation and Atrial Flutter | Lone AFIB | Atrial fibrillation | lone atrial fibrillation | idiopathic paroxysmal AF |
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HowLong | 4 | diagnosised in 2009, but it may have existanced for years. | 1 | 20 | Nearly 7 | 5 years | 7 | 2 years | 8 | 2001 | 8 | 6 | 10 | 8 | showed up on EKG last year | 1 year from May 2006 | 8 | 4 | diagnosed 10 months ago | 6 Months | 4 | 20 | unknown (potentially 3-5) | 4 | 6 | HowLong | 1 year | 12+ | 15+ | 5 years | two | 1 | 16 | 7 | 3 | 14 | 14 | 7 yrs | 11 | since May 1997 | 10 | 10 | 1 | 10+ | 3.5 | 10 yrs - 7 years paroxismal, 2 years chronic, 1 yr controlled | 20 | 10 | 3 since diagnosys but probably a lot longer | 12 | 4 years | HowLong | 3 | 4.5 | 22 years | 3 | 6 yrs | 3 | 7 years | 2 years | 7 years | 2 weeks | 1.5 | 13 | 4 | 4 | Flutter 9 months, HCM eversince I can remember. | 3 | 11 months | 7 | 8 | 1 | 7 months | 9 since diagnosed | 33 years of Congenital Heart defect, Atrial Flutter 1996, Torsades de Pointes 2003, SVT 2001 | puberty...50 years ago | 7 years | HowLong | Diagnosed in 1999 | Seven | 7 | 15 years | 8 yrs | Afib 3 years/CHD20 years | 1 | less than one | 12 | 1 month | 1yr | 15 | 2 | Permanent A-Fib, 6 months; other, 15 years | 3 | 8 | 1 year 2 months | 4 weeks | 1 | Nine months | 6+ | 5 months | unknown | 3 yrs. mildly | first diagnosed 30 years ago | HowLong | 1 year | 8 years | 3 | one | off and on fr 15+ years | 10+ | 20 | one year | 13 | 21 | 15 | 5-7 since it began | 3 | 2 years ago | 5 Months | 2 years | 1 year | 7 | 8 | 6, treated for only 1.5 year | 4.5 | 3 | 2 yrs 6 mo | 4 | 6 months | HowLong | 9 | 15+ | 12 weeks | first episode occured in 1986 | 8 | 3 years | eight | 13 | 12 | 4 1/2 years | 13 | 3 | 16 | 20 | 2 | 6 year | 4 | 3 | 14 | 6 | 10 | 12 | 14 months | afib = 8 years, MVP = 19 years | 1 Yr:Diagnosed 2/00 | HowLong | Diagnosed - 1.5 years; Undiagnosed - 6 Years | 9 | 15 | 5 | 5 | 6 | diagnosed 1994 | 14 | 13+ | 2 | 12 | at least 7, but probably more | 8 | 1.75 | First episode in 1973 at age 24 | 5 | 5 | 7.5 (from 26th Jul 1998 to 9th Feb 2006) |
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Frequency | 3-4 months | daily before ablation, after ablation I'v had 4 episodes | up to 4 times a month | 8-10 per month | Infrequent - 1 or 2 per year | Chronic | twice a month | 2 episodes | 3-4 times per 24 hrs. | variable from three to four months to daily | every few weeks | No major episodes any more. Last one in Sept 07 | now everyday, | Every 2 or 3 days | persistent | weekly | intermittent | never goes away | every day | 2 | couple times a week | daily | 2-3 week prior to medication | twice a week | Couple of times a week | Frequency | almost continuous | constant | 3-4 weeks spells of events every 2/3 days lasting months | About every 6 - 8 weeks | constant | multiple each day | every day | 5 months | constant | 2-3 times a year | Progressed from 1x per year to now where I am in and out. | at least once a month or more | Now continuous flutter | increased to regularly after by-pass surgery | variable | EVERY DAY NOW | Continuous | Sporadic | chronic | 24 x 7 during chronic stage | weekly | weekly | 1 in 6 months to 2 times a week | Daily | Permanent last 24 months | Frequency | every day | varies--every 2 days recently | daily | twice month before ablation (2005/03/17); each 2 days since | 5 long over last 6 yrs , short ones every 1-2 weeks | approx 1 every 6 weeks @ this time | episodes caused by life style | first year daily but reduced after first ablation. | every day | just once but went back to sinus rhythm on its own | on and off depending drug protocol | varies - usually one per week or more | 5 days / week | All the time, to varying degrees. | Varying - 2 daily ,2 weekly | Between once in several months to Several times a week | up to 10 a day | Daily of late although sometimes I am blessed to go as long as 2 1/2 or so days without AF | 2 per week | all | one that I know of | About 1 every 3 weeks on average. | At first every 18 monthsish. In 2003 I had two episodes in three weeks in March. Then another episode in July and another episode in August and again in September. Septembers was the Torsades de Pointes episode. | several times/week (after age 55) | Hospitalized in 1997 for 7 days (first attach). I had no adea what AF was at the time | Frequency | 24/7 | Initially infrequent (Quaterly?); lately one to eight days apart | max 5 years : min 7 weeks | currently dealing with Arrythmia all the time, Afib is 1-2X per week | approximately every 3 days | Recently: once a month/ since back on Amiodarone ,10 months between episodes | daily | chronic | Daily | 2 weeks | 2 with in the last yr | Twice per week | Constant without medicine | 2 episodes in four months | 18 days | daily | Persistent | only 1 | once | one to three a week | Constant | Condition ceased after 5 months | weekly | varied | don't know | Frequency | daily | 6 per year | 1-2mos | sporadic | AFib now continuous previously 3 to 4 per year | 24/7 | 2 to 3 x per year | ongoing | Varies from 2 weeks to 4 months | continuous 24/7 | varies- | chronic | 1 per week, but decreased after 1 mo on Amiodarone | Every 6- 14 days | Daily | 3 times/wk | off & on, mostly on. | 2 to 3 days | 2 - 3 per week | unmedicated = many times / day, 50% reduction | daily | ranging from 4 weeks to 6 months | monthly | Weekly | sometimes daily, almost always weekly | Frequency | 2-3 month | daily | Constant | none in last two years/3-5 times a month prior to June 1999 | constant | Chronic | until two years ago twice annually.Then every two months | Perm at this time | random | 4 MAJOR ONES, BUT DAILY ATRIAL FLUTTERS | now cronic | 3-4 per month | Several each month | getting worse the older I get......Last two years about 12 times | 4-6 wks | more than 5 times a week | once a year originally, now daily | continuous | Varies greatly. Atleast once a week | daily | daily | chronic | | on average, weekly | Irregular - Never Know - Small Episodes in last year | Frequency | Irregular; up to once a day | varies | 3-4 mo | all day | Every 7 to 30 days | constant | previously daily, now 2/3 times weekly | Chronic | once or twice a week | Initially every day. Now usually once a week | every 4 days . very predictable cycle | every 2 days or so | weekly | Almost daily | Once every few years at first then once a year then steady but in NSR for last 6 years with Amioderone | | 6 sustained in 5 years | none since second ablation but see personal comments |
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Duration | <1 month | 4 episodes from1-5 hours since April, Had a 5 hour episode1 week go | 30 mins to 24 hours | 12-40 hours | 24 to 36 hours although first episode was a week in hospital | Chronic | up to 100 hours | First one converted spontaneous, prestently in one-4days | as long as 4- 5 hours | three to twenty four hours | usuall 12 hrs or so. one 36 hrs. most recent 16 days | | from 1 hour to sometimes 10 hours | 24-72hrs Naturally cardiovert to NSR | NA | 10 to 24 hours | unknown - cardioversions alway necessary | never goes away, only gets less severe | variation of physical activity | Less than 24 Hours | 10 minutes - 8 hours | 1 to 60 mins | 6-8 hours | 2hours | Anywhere from a 15 minutes - 4 hours | Duration | -- | constant now | 4.5-12 hours | 8 - 24 hours | constant | minutes now for the most part | 1minute to 5 days | a few hours to a few weeks | until cardioverted (sometimes weeks) | 4 to 12 hours | hours to weeks to months, it depends | 8 hrs or more. | Continuous | from 2 hrs. to 72 hrs. | variable | AT NIGHT IN THE MORNING | | Varies | chronic | 24 x 7 during chronic stage | 1 to 12 hours | 1 to 2 days | 1-2 hours after taking tambocor, never tried without | a few minutes to several hours | permanent | Duration | more 60 min | 2-24 hours | 1-48 hrs | 10 hours (before ablation); 30 hours since | long ones 8-21 hrs..currently in af for 6 days, otherwise only last few seconds to 10 seconds | 1 hour up to 36 hours | short and seldom | A few minutes to 24 hours | 8-60 hours | once i think | 3-4 weeks | 2-30 hours | 1 - 5 hours | N/A | As short as 10 secs, As long as 7 hrs of waves of intesity | 2-18 hours | any where from 15 min to 1 hour | Erratic--current episode is of 5 days duration, somewhat longish | 1 - 5 days | all | one cardioversion and hospitalization | Anything from 2 to 18 hours | Few seconds to 80 hours | 8-12 hours | Nov 2003 (hospitalized for 3 days) | Duration | na | Sometimes minutes, sometimes hours, sometimes days | 24-48 hours | 10 mintues to 8 days | 12 to 36 hours | Persistent until cardioverted. | continious | chronic | 5 minutes to 54 hours | 2 hrs | 2 days | 1 minute | 8 to 12 hours | 48 hours | 12 hours | few minutes to 10-12 hours for fibrillation, up to 1 hour for flutter | | 15 hours | 36 hours | first was eight hrs., now down to one and half to half an hour | Constant | | minutes to hours | 3 bouts of severe tachycardia--45 mins to 1 hr. | don't know | Duration | 30 minutes to an hour | half hour if I reduce my heart rate with a calcium blocker | less than 24 hrs, except for 8 requiring cardioversion, one electrical | weeks | half day max | | 36 to 48 hours | long | 8 to 19 hours | | 3 minutes - 2 weeks | chronic | 6 to 72 hours | 20-24 hours | 10 minutes to 3 hours | 12 hours | off 2-3 weeks | continuous off amiodarone 3 days on amiodarone | 1 - 24 hours | >1min to <5hours | 5min to 10 days | chronic at the moment | 10 to 18 hrs | 10-18 hours | 15 minutes to 48 hours | Duration | 10 minutes- 1 hour | variable, minutes to hours | Constant | 30 seconds to several hours | constant | 30-40 hours before reversion (cardioversion) | 20 -30 hours | perm | random | 2-5 HRS. | all the time | 4-12 hours | minutes to weeks | 1-5 days. Needing zapping (cardioversion)-electric shock | 1-36 hrs | 2 -24hrs | Full time | continuous | 2 to 3 days | 1 hour | one to 36 hours | chronic | | 6 to 18 hours | Since pacemaker 1 hour | Duration | Irregular; up to 24 hours | minutes to 15 hours | 1day - 8wks | few minutes | 10-22 hrs. | | varies - shortest l hour, longest 16 hours | Chronic | from 30 to 60 hours | 24 to 36 hours | 30 to 40 hrs. | 1-4 hrs. SR obtained by taking Tenormin | 30 min. - 24+hours | 15 minutes to 8 hours | Converted in 1 day with assistance | | several months | |
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Preceding | Unknown | fainting, l muscle aches, fatique depression, SOB, lack of sleep,PTSD | Exercising | None | Father very ill | Cancer | none | Mitral valve stenosis | none | nil | ? | Hysterectomy | none | None | unknown as I have been asymptomatic | Drinking alcohol | none | none that I know of. I believe stress to be the initiator | heart raced 120-150 beats | Triple Bypass | none | none related | alcohol, exercise, lack of sleep | 2 ablations preformed | No major event or illness, onset out of the blue | Preceding | -- | ?? think it was present long before it was recognized - pneumonia | Not known | Hypertension | On medication for high blood pressure but controlled | hypertension | asthma | Pigging out at buffet restaurant | suddenly stopped 100mg/day altenolol - 2days prior to first episode. | stress | none | no illness went up the stairs to quickly (A & E ) paf diagnosed | Possibly job/marriage stress | Heart Attack in 82 Stroke in 99 By-pass 03 | none | NONE | Had a tooth pulled | Mitral Stenosis | bronchitis and/or migraine | None known | | none | none | Sinusitis | Stress/anxiety | Preceding | 2002 | none | mechanical heart vlave replacements mitral and aortic | Hockey tournament (stopped during a game; stress from organizing all) | nil | none | | Heavy cold, hypertension | Familial-parox lone afib started for myself, my mother and younger female sibling around 45 years old. | Trapped nerve in neck since May 2004 | work stress, rotating shift work, with possible sleep apnea, lack of exercise. | none | none | None | Hyperthyroidism due to Amioderone | 6 beers and a Viagra | Had a bad cold and then an asthma attack directly preseeding the episode which set of my AICD 5 times in one night | Congestive Heart Failure---went away spontaneously | none | | pneumonia | None | Several surgeries from a Congenital heart defect created scaring and enlarged right atrium. | 1 mile run in boy's gym class in school | None | Preceding | None known, but do suffer from stress | TIA (trans ischemic attack) probably caused by undiagnosed AF | chronic flu in 1996 | Always seemed related to cold or flu....thought eating bananas was the cure | none | | increased blood pressure 166/110 | stress afib was first symptom | Over Stressing (again) Over Stressing JOB | Mowing lawn | CAD, Angina | None | Saw Doctor after having tired dizzy, shortness of breath symptoms. | Jet Lag | none | started after heavy meal (an iteresting thing: one of the doctors I saw has a theory that fibrillation is caused by infection from a bird I had at this time - small $14 budgie - as this bird gave afib&flutter to the person I gave it to (?)) | Was fit as a fiddle - just had a sudden onset one evening on the way back from work | bradycardia 12/2000 | none | Antibody eating up my red blood cells,(there is a medical term for it-hemolysis-(sp) ) | None | aleric reaction to Verapermil | unknown - have been hospital professional for years | none that I know of | stress | Preceding | none | | hypertension, some heart disease,cholesteral | stress | none other than minor chest infection after flying from UK to USA | Big meal | unknown | | hyperthyroidism | Had hernia repair in hospital 1981 and I suspect anaesthetic set AF | none | exertional heat stroke | Mild Heart Attack | none | asthmatic, depression. mild skin condition.chronic tiredness | none | thyroid problem, perhaps | | None | no recent illnesses | | severe strerss situation launched first episode (flutter) | Pneumonia | | Flu | Preceding | Pneumonia | none | Constant | Sudden Death Episode in March 1995 | nothing About 20 years ago had an AF episode during a food poisoning incident | none | acute stress | none | none | NONE | Party lots of alcohol and smoking | valve repair | | NONE | none | none | None specific; significant stress and regular international travel suspected | | hysterectomy | Stress | none | junctional tachycardia, spleenectomy | On vacation in Colorado - altitude above 10,000 feet | | None | Preceding | Extreme cycling and alcohol | none | no | | | | AF began with Hysterectomy surgery/loss of 3 units of blood during. | | N/A | | | | | None diagnosed | Lots of stress | | | |
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Health | Formerly athletic, non-smoker, moderate drinker | allergies, depression, sleep disorder, hypothyroid | good | Very good. I run 25-30 miles per week. Resting HR low 40's | good | Muscular Dystrophy, Rheumatic fever, CHF, Valvular disease and replacement | good, non smoker, non drinker | good no bad habits | excellent | healthy | one drink daily before dinner. have discontinued | non-smoker, little alcohol | non smoker, light drinker, high blood pressure | Reasonable for age - stopped alcohol after stroke. | good, drink occasionally. since diagnosis I have lost 50+pounds on a diet plan | Good, overweight, have never smoked regular drinker | smoker | reasonable, I do smoke (yea, I know my bad...) | good | Good | fair | heart disease - three stents 1997 | binge drinker | good | Fairly good health, light smoker, nondrinker, no other heart conditions | Health | high blood pressure for 30 yrs - no smoking, drinking, etc. | Poor - Chronic colonized pseudomonis, chronic lung infection, avium bacterium, O2 constant, non smoker | Reasonable, smoker, moderate drinker | Very fit (except for the hypertension), non smoker, enjoy the odd beer. Have gout but under control and no attack for several months. | Good | type 2 diabetes, peripheral nuropathy | good, non smoker occassional drinker | Very good except for hypertension | smoker ( quit 7/2005), overweight | Fair to good non smoker, non drinker | Athlete, no smoking , no drinking | non smoker non drinker slightly overweight | 80 lbs overweight, quit smoking 25 years ago. out-of-shape. | non smoker, glass a wine with dinner, good health | well | FAIR | Poor now, Before surgery-good health, no smoking, no drinking, exercised regularly, lifted weights, worked 12 hour days | Basically normal while in NSR. non smoker and occassional drinker | Good before Afib | Good - non smoker, non drinker, no other chronic illness | Average for 55. Moderate drinker. Non-smoker. Active lifestyle | Good | Exellent apart from AFIB, smoked for 35 years (quit 5 years ago), one bottle of wine a day, hiatus hernia | Non smoker, quit alcohol, mild allergies to pollens and dust | Exsmoker and Exdrinker (moderate) | Health | excelent | 20 lbs o/weight, non-smoker(5 years),no more than 2-3 beers, | good | Excellent; athletic; drinker (1 bottle wine about 3 times a week) | no smoke, no asthma in good health..no medications. Have had irritable bowel 15 years ago | fair- high blood pressure-diagnosed/depression and anxiety-on proper diet and exercise regimen-waiting for resolution of condition before tackling cholesterol | diabetic | Overweight, Non smoker, heavy drinker before AF with hypertension. | | Good, non smoker, occasional drinker. | Good, non smoker & social drinker, BMI =35. | good | Excellent - Daily cardio workouts | Non smoker for last five years, like a glass of wine, but well within the current recomended guidelines of 21units. | Non smoker, reformed drinker ect, active | good, overweight | I have hypertrophic Obstructive Cardiomyopathy, asthma and had a TIA in February of 2004, CHF | Excellent considering my age | excellent, | | good | Good health, Non-smoker, low alchahol intake | Allergies but fairly healthy | good | Excellent | Health | Smoker, drink one litre beer/day, no spirits, no drugs. | Good except for AF--doctyors say remarkable for age | non-smoking very fit individual | I could take better care of myself. I smoke, but that does not seem to have much impact...and I have clear lungs. Major problem with weight control as every time I exercise, I go into Afib | General good health no other heart problems | Heartt Disease. Otherwise perfect. | good | exellent, ex-smoker, quit 1987. light drinker | T-II Diabetes (well under control) | overweight | | Good | very light drink at times, Non smoker, | Good, non-drinker, non-smoker | good | good general health, no other heart problems, don't smoke, drink or get involved in sport | Fine | overweight | excellent | don't smoke or drink | Good, no vices | non-smoker, 2oz liquor per day | good | good | lifelong asthmatic, sleep apnea | Health | former smoker, drinker, caffeine drinker | I live an extremely healthy life with the hope of avoiding AF. | asthmatic(last 3 or 4 mo) , | GERD, UTI | GH good, Never smoked, modest drinker | good, but due to meds now overweight | none | relative good health | Good | Excellent | drinker | good | Very Good | diabetic, hypothyroid, high pressure | Fit | good health, non-smoker, very light drinker, | non smoker . Mod drinker | Good health, smoker, non drinker | None Smoker, Lite Drinker | allergic predisposition | | quit smoking 5 years ago moderate drinker | Good general health | very active(run, bike, lift weights), drink beer and some wine | non smoker, non drinker, high blood pressure, arthritis osteo. | Health | good | excelent, non smoker, occasional drinker | Non smoker, occasional glass of wine. Overweight. In good health prior to A Fib. condition | I had smoked for 30 years and had been a drinker of & on | good, drink two glasses of wine per day four to five days aweek | Great health, slight chest congestion (allergies) all my life | good but hypertension also diagnosed last year for first time | Have sleep apnea | good | VERY GOOD. non smoker | Exellent but out of condition, now non- drinker, non- smoker non- excerciser ! mild hayfever . | good, non-smoker, non-drinker | General health is only ok. Hiatal hernia with active ulcerative oesophagitis | The heart problem is my big problem. Never know WHEN!!! | well enough | asthmatic | Excellent; some allergies, Hypertension, high cholesterol | OK | fair. Arthritus, migraines, no caffiene, no alcohol, no smoking | light drinker | excellant | now overweight, was in great health when AF began | overweight, high blood pressure, diabetes | average drinker until 8 years ago and then none since, never smoked, developed periperal neuropathy of feet 3 years ago - suspect prolonged used of heart medicines | | Health | good; non-smoker, regular exercise, moderate drink | good | no | mild asthma, pacemaker, non-smoker, fit | Good health, active biker, hiker, roller blader. Quit smoking in 1992. Played ice hockey until age 48 and trained to keep in shape. Find I am weak for a week after a bout and do not have full strength for one month. Have 1 drink per day. | athletic non-smoker, light drinker | ex-smoker (stopped 8 years ago before AF began!) | Very Good | excellent general health; mild hypertension controlled by atenolol; daily moderate exerciser | Excellent health. Non-smoker. No more than 2 wines/day | excellent,no vices,athletic heart 40 to 50 BPM | never smoked, former Masters swimmer, triathlete, biker | Hypertension, Hypothyroidism, High Cholestral | Good (former smoker; occasional glass of wine) | Excellent | Non-smoker, occasional glass of wine | perfect | Good, non smoker, very light drinker |
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CurrentState | Despite ablation, still having episodes requiring electroconversion | fatique, doing better after meds | CA | Living with it. Continue to run and exercise and pretend that it is not there. | Had PVI March 2010 - no events since | very ill | frequency increasing and considering atrial ablation | anxious, | cured | One month post ablation with no episodes yet | just converted to sinus rhythm after the 16 days of afib | medication managed | quite ill most days | fairly ill | "cured" | Premanent AF | continuing episodes | I feel as though I am quite ill as my condition puts quite firm limits on me | Not quite 1st cardioversion - can't handle antiarithymia med | On medication | preparing for an ablation | status good and maintained | on medication | improved | On my 4th different med, last shot before Ablation | CurrentState | had an ablation and a pacemaker and defibrillator | Permanent pacemaker, 2nd ablation performed today- 1st one nearly killed me. | Moderately ill | Currently in NSR with frequent ectopics. | Good but for palpitations, breathlessness, insomnia | recovering from ablate and pace | waiting for a second ablation | Still get incidents. | semi cured | almost cured | Cured??? | still on all tablets. still have af. | Continuous Aflutter, coronary heart disease, sleep apnea. | I am on a waiting list for PVA this coming year | atrial flutter after being in atrial fib | VERY ILL | Very weak, feel better last two months, cold all the time, except during a hot flash | Takind meds to stay in NSR | pretty ill - now have cardiomyopathy | Probably temporarily controlled following two RF two ablation surgeries and a cardioversion | OK except when having attack | Manageable - improved in as much as when I have the fibrillation it is less | Cured | Cured | Breathless, fluid retention, dizziness (mornings), anxiety, depression | CurrentState | | ongoing | miserable | Recovery from ablation that aggravate my AF | on Noten beta blocker..but walking aound and getting used to the drug and warfarin | on medical leave-episodes while uncomfortable are not so bad that I can't function-better since medication but on medication for 3 years | controled | Just had 2nd Ablation so feel better than before although still experience fast heart rhythem. | unchanged | not very good some good days& some bad but maybe medication | cured for the time being. ( Amiodarone has a long half-life over 100 day+) | AF episodes increasing | Almost dialy afib/flutter | AF not very well controlled, feeling absolutely drained most of the time. | Permanant heart rate 120, and AF. | Not having them for now | A-fib under control so far thanks to a Radio frequency ablation performed by Dr Al-Mugummda @ St. Josephs Hospital in Syracuse New York | Nuisanced but not debilitated by AF | frequent episodes | 1 afib ablation but not successful | adjusting to activitity limits, less energy | In NSR - Last bout 16th June - No other symptoms. | Doing very well since Pacemaker implant. | tolerating the condition. quality of life terrible | Not too sure what's happening right now! | CurrentState | April 2004, going in to Atrial Flutter. But normally not a prob. unless I do anything at all strenuos, like walk up 2 flights of stairs | Frustrated that I can not stay in NSR--threw a clot in December; | NSR | Sick and tired of the meds, the fatigue, under too much work stress | condition worsening | Sinus rhythm | cardioversions only last a few days min to 10 days maxium | out of afib for 6 months, but on amiodarone, so do not know. | Sure could be a LOT BETTER | medication | stable | Cured | was controlled well for a while with Tambacor, now frequent occurances | Unpredictable | stable | more or less same condition for the past 5-6 years (daily afib episodes) | Still in persistent - have had 8 cardioversions in a year and am awaiting Maze surgery | reasonably healthy | OK | In remission! last afib was 28.11.02 | Ongoing treatment | undercontrol | PVA 8/2002 - may have some flutter ? | no fibrillation for last 6 wks. | started doefetilide this week 1-6-03 | CurrentState | getting treatment | I take Tambocor to reduce number of episodes | relatively healthy, no restrictions on activities | cured presently | ILL but still firing on two cylinders | Am still in NSR after 2nd ablation, feel good so far | | Underwent catherer ablation and pacemaker insertion this week | Trying amioderone | Still as it was 20 years ago | NSR while on amiodarone, taking ToprolXL for PACS & PVCs | currently in NSR for the last 2 weeks with amiodarone after cardioversion | Improved, but long term not definite. | struggling for control of episodes | Improved but not cured. | OK but with lots of AFib episodes | good health | no afib two weeks after second ablation | Just putting up with the condition, occurs at rest mostly | improved but still not controlled on meds, side effects minimal | almost constant AF, just started amiodarone | afib | Still have AFib but less episodes | flutter ablation, PVA scheduled for 10/29/01 | tired of it, to say the least! | CurrentState | overall good | variable | No energy.Short of breath when doing light to moderate work. Tightness of chest.Light headed when bending over or getting up from chair. | stablized since June of 1999 | in AF all the time, take digioxin and coumadin, not cured | Chronic | on Amioderone 100mg a day.Zestoretic 10mg for Hypertension . seem well and under control.Absulutely no side effects.I was on flecanide first and had very severe allergic reaction to it.My specialist doesnt want to see me unless the six monthly xrays and | in perm A-fib | improved | As of about march 2003 dramatically improved | Pacemaker controls palpitations, now need new one, do get very weary now, | in limbo | | still hoping one day to be cured. Live with it daily! | not in afib, but terribly, terribly tired | coping | In constant AFIB | Controlled | not cured, depressed with the whole thing | controlled | a-fib canot be controlled by drugs, two ablatations have failed. | physical activity is limited | No episodes since being put on Tikosyn | do mild excercise at gym, skiing, etc. | On medication - a fib under control | CurrentState | Sinus rhythm | still seeking a solution | in control | working on it | Am active biking, walking, etc but am frustrated with recurrences and the fact that I cannot properly build strength. Slight asthmatic condition. | not bad, considering | living with it - better than previously | Considering maze | I have adapted to being in and out of AF and lead a full life. | Betapace-did not help. Tambocor helped initially however gradually increase to 100mg/2x's day. Did not help. Starting on Amiodarone. | same old same old cycle .Very active during sinus days of cycling | tired of Coumadin, Amiodarone(Pacerone), which has caused significant loss of pulmonary function, stopping amiodarone as of 11/3/00 | controlled | Fair (have some limitations from a stroke and exhaustion while in AF) | Cutting amioderone dose to 100 mg/day and increasing dietary supplements to hopefully stay in NSR | permanent a-fib | NSR | NSR since second ablation (9th Feb 2006) |
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Triggers | Originally believed it was caffeine but no longer seems to have an effect. | Lack of sleep, recurring PTSD and possibility thyroid | exercise, fatigue, overeating, position of body. | Lack of Sleep. | Stress/Anxiety
Strong coffee (caffeine)?
| none | none | | stress, alcohol, coffee, ? | overeating, alcohol use, lying on my left side, laying in the recliner. Over tired, over hungry. |
MSG | Lack of sleep
Odd movements
Fizzy drinks
Stress | red wine, caffiene, M.S.G. | Alcohol, Stress | unknown
I did use to drink at least 2-3 liters of diet coke a day for almost 15 years. | Alcohol, lying on left side, coffee & tea. | unknown | I have symptoms almost constantly, I don't think any one thing initiates it | Lifting heavy items (Over 10 lbs), trying to rush doing things, walking real fast. | | No triggers. Events happen more during the day than the night. I do have sleep apnea and my doctor seems to think this my cause some of my attacks at night. | indigestion, fatigue | alcohol, lying down, sleep, large meals, high adrenaline/panic attack | being nervous, upset about something, to much caffenee | No identified triggers as of yet. All episodes are random, no more frequent during the day than at night. | Triggers | don't know what started this. All it could be was too much caffeine. But the doc says no. | Pneumonia, otherwise currently in constant episode, on 02 constant, | None | Eating heavy meals late at night.
Too much alcohol | None | unknown for sure, too random | food, stress, illness | Pigging out, eating late, drinking caffeine, or stress. | none apparent | stress | Caffeine, lack of sleep, too much stress, bending over, alcohol consumption, etc.
| anxiety
relaxing
sleeping
seems to be both extreems | Unknown triggers, maybe exertion. | I tried to keep a record of my triggers. Chocolate, cafeine and definitely stress are factors. Everytime I thought I had it figured out something else seemed to trigger another attack and nothing made sense anymore.
| none | OVER EATING----SLEEPING ON MY RIGHT SIDE ----EATING LATE AT NIGHT ----SOMTIMES JUST SITTING DOING NOTHING ----CAFFEEN | | Alcohol, large meals, spicy food, stress. | Gluten
MSG
Lack of sleep
Lack of food
Chocolate
Caffeine
Lay on left side
Lay on back
Stress
Electrolyte inbalance (esp. low magnesium and potassium)
Physical activity
Low magnesium
Low potassium | Exercise
Stress
Often no apparent trigger
I have a bicuspid aortic valve which so far works fine and various doctors are in disagreement whether it could have caused the AF. There is some family history of AF. | Eating when very hungry ie. sudden sugar surge. Fear or anxiety. Embarrassment. Low adrenalin when relaxed. | Food, especially a late dinner, and definitely lettuce, but not rocket.
Coffee
Tea
Stress | All the following I presume, if I was sure it would not happen again:
Very heavy ongoing physical effort
Heavy meals
Getting not enough sleep
| Paroxysmal | Dilated Cardiomyopathy. Normal coronary arteries. | Triggers | unknow | I believe it may be a combination of fatigue, alcohol(even in moderate amounts},lying on left side & a heavy meal consumed later than usual. However, this is speculative at this time. | | Majority: getting in bed; sleep
Minority: stress, vagal stress | EACH major EPISODE SEEMS TO ALWAYS be related to food...The first major espisode in 1999 was set off after a large meal which included a lot of peanut satay sauce.
I had 3 more episodes in 2002 between Sept and Dec. I noticed that peppers or capsicums were in each of my meals preceding these attacks.Also my meal was a large serve. When I recognised this, I made changes and as a result, it significantly reduced the number of minor af episodes. I also had no more major attacks until this week.
I had a larger that normal meal of 7 supermarket sausages that were salty and these later made a rather acidic ast feeling in my gut. I had no salads with this. At midnight, I got into bed...then after a short time, it started into AF. I can feel that when the contents of my stomach enter into the intestine,thats when the Af will start.
Triggers that may cause short episodes include: stress, certain positions when lying down.
| alcohol-work related stress-not eating regularly-late meals ie long period from last meal and then eating heavily-strenuous work without proper hydration | overeating,phyisical stress, mental stress, | Alcohol, stress, anxiety, sleep/ relaxing, caffeine. Smokey rooms i.e. pubs. Talking too much! Exercise | lying down, leaning back in a chair, large meal, stress, low blood sugar.... | Alcohol | (1)If my AF was induced by sleep apnea (low blood oxygen levels)then alcohol was the probable cause, so now nil intake and my sleep breathing rhythm has returned to normal.
(2) I noticed that Coffee affected my heart beat, so nil intake of all caffeine products.
(3) After a strenuous one hour walk, after a few days of no exercise at all. Now a little and often.
(4) Stressful situations and sudden explosive noises. | Alcohol
Startle/shock
Large heavy meals
Locking knees
Swallowing large amounts of fluid at once
Pre-menstrual
| Maybe Stress | Stress, bending down, over excercise, walking up gradients, stairs etc. All seem to worsen the condition. | Alcohol hangovers ie day after,are the worse.Tiredness
lack of sleep or poor sleep ( drink,hangovers?!). Food,
I'm not sure what sometimes a sandwich and tea at work lunchtime, definately a largish meal in the evening. I
am interested to see if there is a correlation with
body functions,ie enzymes ect 'in digestion and the
'waking monster'.I can tell when AF is about to happen
as the feeling starts in the gut solar plexus area, sadly
I can never be sure how intense the AF will be.
| Loud Music or Noise, Smoky Environment, Alcohol, Caffeine, Indigestion, | Colds (coughing), stress, caffine, |
All the pleasurable things in life are reputed triggers. Rather than abstain I indulge in all in moderation (Coffee, chocolate, wine, beautiful women, an occasional cigar, an occasional drink, dairy products, dancing...) | none known | | pneumonia, caffiene, was on cold pills too long (over a month) | As time goes on, its looking increasingly like dehydration is a trigger for me. | None | alcolol, heavy meal, stress, lack of sleep. | 1997 was put on AMiodorone (200 mg) Warfarin (was always 3mg but no forever changing (mostly higher). Medication stopped working last year and was causing a lot of missed beats, etc. The Cardiolgist I saw privately took me off the Amiodorone (takes 6 months to get out of your system). However my seventh month was last Nov 03 and I went straight back into AF. | Triggers | As I am in constant AF, I do not even think about triggers. But I do avoid caffeine ( I do remember one event before AF diagnosed, drinking strong coffee and almost immediately feeling my heart beat change) and try to avoid stress.
| Not known. Seems to happen most in my sleep.
Also sometimes is brought on by execise (dancing) and sometimes converts while exercising---seemingly without rhyme or reason | postural or high-intensity exercise whilst being dehydrated or having recently had too much alcohol or aspartame | Work stress, cardio workouts, caffeine (none for 15 years), sleeping on my left side, bending down and standing too quickly, not getting enough sleep, colds and flu. | none | 1)Has been caused by Alcohol twice.
2)Recently possibly triggered by lack of sleep and fatigue.
3) Mostly there are no triggers. It comes on for no reason. | | Stress, lifting over 50 pounds, | Eustress
Distress Makes no difference, happy times are as devestating as illness, death of family member, car wreck, etc. Being TOO TIRED (on CPAP, and that alone keeps me from getting a really restful sleep. Anxiety disorder, I just can't make my brain understand that these (Mule Kick) irregular beats are "Not Life Threatening". Sure feels life threatening to my "primative brain". | over exertion |
Stress and other factors such as onset of angina | Work stress | I guess stress, however seems to occur even while sleeping
and doing non stressfull times as well. | MSG, food additives; over-eating; frequent post-prandial symptoms; alcohol; sleep depravation; stress. | Alcohol
Exertion | coffeine (coffe & tea including decoffenaited coffe and coffeine-free natural teas, cola drinks, chocholate), fruit (bananas caused the worst arrhythmias I had to date apparently due to thyramine they contain; also apples and citrus fruit; mellon fruits are fine), smoked meat (thyramine again), aged cheese, soya products, junk food, spicy food, beans, MSG in various food (stay away from chinese restaurants). Also, some medications I tried in the past (Naturopath supplenets like vitamins, minerals; traditional Chinise medicine and even regular Aspirin - regular, low-dose or coated) seems to trigger Afib so I am not taking it. In the past I also tried Coumadine (blood thiner) but I had to discontinue its use after severe chest pain (so I had some kind of reaction to this drug) | Don't know any -each time I went into AF it was different situation and the time in between relapses was getting less and less - I can stay in normal sinus rhythm for about a month. | cyclical oestrogen variances
icy-cold drinks
? alcohol | caffein, MSG, alcohol, altitude | Probably the hemolysis depleated muscles and heart? strength?
I do look at Hans bb., have taken on the WW trial and was on UW prior to that. Was put on Lanoxin and a BB, that stuffed me right up in two weeks, came off them, saw a different cardio he put me on Tambocor "on demand" only have not had meds since 28.11.02. | Stress | none | To much excersise.possibly getting dehydrated form it.
First sighn was in 1982 when running,heart went up to 175,but no other symtoms then. | | | Triggers | alcohol, caffeine, sleep or relaxation, lying on left side, stress | fatigue, emotional or physical stress,sleeping,alcohol, coffee | Stress,possibly alcohol but quit drinking after first known episode. | Chocolate, stress, coffee | Sometimes stress due to undertaking something new, after dinner speaking for the first time, playing the club final bowling match etc.
Not work related.
Have suspicion that flying has something to do with triggering. | Big meals,premade cakes,biscuits,flans,chocolate,cheese,1 glass of red fine but not 3,Chinese food,tea,coffee.
Reluctant to go back to this type of eating at the moment | drinking something cold, getting hot, caffeine | Stress | Most frequent are heavy meals; however, 50% of episodes occurred under many different circumstances, some even just when awaking. My cardiologist says there are no consistently predictable triggers. | | I have no known triggers other than dehydration. Have to be careful to dring plenty of water especially after exercising or before flying. As far drinking goes, its not necessarily a trigger, unless I have more than 2 glasses of wine. Exercise used to be a trigger but since I was finally diagnosed with a-fib 3 years, I haven't been up to too much exercise. | now i'm chronic (persistent, seemingly close to permanent. The latest cardioversion lasted 12 hours before reversion to afib. Update: 7/30/02 Been on amiodarone for 60 days and have now been in NSR for the last 2 weeks after electrocardioversion. Feel the best I've felt in a long time. | Exercise, stress, ham, corned beef | | Rest
Sitting relaxed.
Following meals particularly in the evening.
Stress.
Cold drinks.
Lying in bed.
Extreme cold or heat
fatigue | extensive exercise (AFib next day)
| don't know | none known | None | more pronounced late in day through night and early morning hours, laying down | alcohol, intense exercise | stress and i suspect some foods and q10 | Not a clue | stress | unknown, seem to be no rhyme or reason for the onset of the episodes. | Triggers | msg, bending, excercise, sometimes after eating
lying down
| exercise, fatigue, excessive eating and I wish I knew what else triggers it. Aside from exercise, there seems to be no rhyme or reason to the triggers. REcently had pulmonary vien ablation, now exertion seems to trigger episodes more often | | Excessive exertion,high stress,excitability | None | Alcohol, stress, perhaps MSG, | Definitely alcohol and or caffeine.Sometimes exhaustion,not from exercise though.Sugar in big doses. | It does it whenever it damn pleases. | rising too rapidly
Extremely cold drinks
mental stress [pressure] | SO FAR I HAVE ONLY DISCOVERED TEA,COFFE,ALCOHOL.AND I SUSPECT DIGESTIVE BISCUITES.SPICEY FOOD. | I'm in cronic A'F .But it some times seems to fibrillate 2-3 times 'faster' than my 'normal'. Triggers on these occasions are, hunger, eating too much, tiredness, my heart positively HATES adrenalin, monthly hormonal cycle, alcohol, (darn't have one sip) nicotine. | caffeine, alcohol, stress, exhaustion | Late nights, large meals, tight waistbands!, excitement (usually not stress)
Got a lot worse when I developed thyrotoxicosis from taking Amiodarone | I do not smoke or drink, I do not have caffeine, I do not do anything at all to make these episodes come on. Most of the time it is at night. I am reading in bed, or watching TV or listening to music. I know the minute it starts and feel every single beat from my heart. It does a job on my confidence and I feel as though a hammer were over my head waiting to fall. | Sour stuff. My son gave me a candy called "warheads" that was so unbelievably sour it shot me right into afib. He laughed until he realized I was sick... | stress, excitment | Stress, alcohol, caffeine | Caffene
Alcohol
Stress | none | digestive problems
stress
caffeine
monosodium glutemate | anything and nothing | emotional stress, excess caffeine (limited caffeine found to settle rhythm), alcohol, MSG, chocolate. | Altitude may have attributed to onset... Or could be stress of travel. I had some unexplained "illnesses" on two prior vacations. I was also on the diabetic drug that was taken off the market, Rezulin. I thought perhaps my "illnesses" were because I was on Rezulin at the time. After I was taken off Rezulin, I did not have any problems until four months later in Colorado. | Same as everyone else on here....
MSG... within seconds of eating foods containing it
Sugar - usually only if eaten within an hour or two before going to bed
Stress - try taking a 20 minute nap.... it helps if you can find time for it
Going to bed - 95% of episodes start within 5 minutes of laying down in bed. Seems like when heart slows down some other irregular pacemaker takes over. Heart rate usually falls below 50 at rest.
| | Triggers | MSG, food preservatives, alcohol, caffeine | alcohol, caffeine, sugar, stress, | | caffeine
fatigue
emotional stress
exercise | Fatigue -- It may activate other triggers.
Alcohol -- Overdoing will trigger attack.
Stress -- Especially when relaxing after a stressful situation resolved.
Large Meals -- Attacks always after dinner.
Heat -- Seems to increase propensity to go into A.F.
A.F. Itself -- Longer I am out of A.F., the easier it is to stay out of A.F.
Too Full a Schedule -- Need to relax during day or I get stressed.
Spicy Foods / Cheese --
Refrigerated Dough Products, Red Wine, Golf, Ice Cream after Big Dinner.
| | caffeine; alcohol; spicy foods; heavy meals ; hunger; exertion (lifting anything heavy or climbing stairs); lack of sleep; overtired; bending over; being cold ; stress ;
resting after exercise; getting up from horizontal position. | Alcohol; Caffeine; High intensity, vigorous exercise; Fatigue | Initial triggers:
large meals;
alcohol (two or more drinks often triggered an immediate AF episode. When I cut down to one drink only it rarely triggered an immediate episode; however, my AF incident records showed that even one drink increased the overall frequency of AF);
caffeine (chocolate was the hardest to give up, but I had similar experiences with chocolate to those with alcohol); coming down from emotionally and physically stressful days at work (I am a psychotherapist and worked in a psychiatric emergency service at a University until 3 years ago); occasionally, highly anxiety-producing events (eg, buying a car, taking an exam).
These triggers lead me to believe that my AF is both adrenergic and vagal. For the first time in many years I recently forgot to take my atenolol in the morning and by noon was experiencing a rare early onset of AF.
Current triggers:
Rest;
Sleep;
I no longer drink alcohol or use caffeine, and I eat smaller meals. I am mostly retired (self-employed and seeing patients one day per week), but AF episodes have continued to increase even as my life has quieted down. This leads me to believe that my current triggers are primarily vagal, probably because atenolol calms my adrenergic tendencies. | Most common trigger is changing positions. If sitting for most of day, climbing stairs or slightest exertion can trigger episode. If busy all day walking, exercising, playing golf, sitting can initiate. However many other triggers....large meal, rolling over in bed, etc. | 95% vagally mediated : at night, resting after phsical activity, within 2 hrs after a meal ,bending over, sitting slouched foreward.BUT ONLY AT THE "PEAK" TIME OF MY CYCLING! | Stress, beer (one bottle or less), sometimes wine, but usually not until 24 hours later, sometimes exercise (even
slight) | unknown | Dehydration; Premenstration; Lack of Sleep; Deep breathing; Caffeine; Alcohol; and Sleep | STRESS
alcohol
dehydration | The doctors have indicated that my atrial fibrillation was caused by a long period of hypertension. Also an enlarged heart. | chocolate, alcohol, fear of something | large meals
resting after exercise
bending over incorrectly
sticking head in cold water
vigorous exercise (eg treadmill stress test)
most of the time I go in when I'm at rest
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Preventions | None. | taking meds to sleep better, | relaxing | None. | | none | none | | ablation | Nil | | None | none, although sotalol makes the heart rate much slower. | None | unknown | Cutting out Alcohol | unknown | None of the zillions (OK, maybe I embellished a LITTLE ;-)) of doctors I have seen have been able to make this go completely away. They just keep poking and dosing me. | Stop and take deep breaths. | | none | Simple gastric medication, sleep | vigorous exercise to interrupt episode | i have experenced that a mild pain medication will releave and relax myself out of a fib. Heart rythem medication such as amiodarone and keeping blood pressure under control. | None | Preventions | During the ablation the doc set my pulse at 80 and it hasn't moved from that at all. He said he didn't want to go any lower because sometimes my pulse was as high as 130 and that would be too much of a change. | | None | If I have had a late meal I will try to stay awake as long as possible because all of my episodes happen when I am asleep. | None | still working on this | ice, resting, drugs | Avoid the above | altenolol, sotolol | take my meds......sleep | At first, long duration/low intensity aerobic exercise helped me to convert. 500-1000mg magnesium also seems to work when I feel my heart getting irritable. | Have no control over when it will happen. | None known. | Needless to say that I don't have any chocolate or cafeine and as far as stress is concerned I do my best but it's impossible to avoid stress completely.
After reading the bulletin board I tried walking on the treadmill when in AF and at first I converted back to NSR but eventually it didn't work anymore. I found too that sleeping on my left side can trigger AF, so I avoid sleeping that way.I have my meals at the same time everyday. | none | DONT EAT BIG MEALS DONT GO TO SLEEP RIGHT AFTER EATING STAY AWAKE DONT SMOKE OR DRINK IT CAN AND WILL BRING ON A FIB | Nothing seems to prevent it. Acupuncture works quite well to slow the heart rate to below 120 bpm. The acupuncturist has shown me how to needle myself to bring the heart rate down, but it will increase again over a period of time. | Exercise, no alcohol, smaller servings. | Gluten free diet
Better sleep habits
Better eating habits
Stress reduction
Improvement of electrolyte inbalance
High doses of magnesium (glycinate or orotate)
Nutrient IVs twice a week with 2grams of magnesium
Increase potassium consuption - from food
Improve hypothyroid | None | | Regular exercise
I take enzymes ("Enzyplex") with meals and it has improved my digestion and (hence?) my AF.
| Apart from avoiding the abovementioned : If only I knew
Then again, what was a trigger before does not trigger anything the next time. | None | Didn't find one yet! | Preventions | yes | At the moment nothing other than trying to avoid above conditions. | | Exercise | Avoid spicy or too much of 1 food
Avoid large meals before bed....have a larger meal during the day if you have to
Have easier to digest meals for the evening
Avoid foods that will make you feel acidic in the stomach
If you eat late, stay awake and in a more upright position..if it means going to bed or sleep at 2-3am.do it
If you are doing an activity, even if it is thinking about something that causes a short episode, immediately cease that thought and move onto that thought at a later time
| Staying with small meals throughout day as opposed to 3 squares/day seem to reduce frequency- Since away from lousy work situation while on medical leave episodes are much less frequent. | | None. | | don't know | (1) No alcohol.
(2) No stimulants, eg caffeine, drugs in cough medicines (pseudoephedrine etc.)
(3) Regular exercise every day on flat ground building up to about one hour per day every day!
(4) Weight reduction to bring BMI to < 30. (25 if possible)
(5) Healthy diet of lots of fresh fruit and vegs.
(6) Develop a happy attitude, laugh as much as you can each day. See a funny movie, tell jokes (buy joke books and read them out aloud to your spouse and family etc.) It works!
(7) No salt. | none | none | Keeping calm and resting when I feel the need. | Stay clear of Alcohol, very hard, I love a pint.Littler
meals more often,curiously no breakfast and a sandwich
at lunch triggered the worst AF yet. No chinese food.
Keep active.Good uninterupted sleep. No late meals or hotdrinks. Laying on the left side makes the heart sound
like its straining making sleep difficult | | none |
None known | none known | | My cardiologist says it is more an issue of being on the right meds, but I would like to know more about what I can do to prevent this. | I've recently twigged on that I reckon I can attribute most, if not all of my bouts to dehydration so since my last bout I'm trying to drink at least one and a half/two litres of water a day. | Anti-Tachycardia Pace Maker, possible AF Ablation | eating lightly, avoiding all known triggers. | Don't know any really, although I sometimes think getting too tired may be a contributing factor. | Preventions | None except sleep |
Wish I knew | alcohol abstention or no exercise or exertion for a few days following alcohol
| Not certain what that means | none | None | | | Drugs to induce stupor. almost PRN Xanax, Ambien, Tylenol #3 plus all the effects of 240mg Inderal X2, 300mg Ethmozine X2, 10mg Hytrin X2, Amioderon 2X20mg (Loading) x2, Synthroid (tumor removal), Actos 15mg X1 | | | None | tried almost everything without success until Tambacor, which worked well about a year or so. now they are going to try a hospital stay and take me off Tambacor then try Dofetilide. | Good night's sleep; eating very little; empty stomach; pure food; weight loss. | None--avoiding triggers seems to only delay onset. | strict diet (avoiding all known triggers or consume them sporadicaly as there is a some kind of treshold until I can 'violate' my diet so e.g. occasional coffe is ok as long as I dont take the next one for 4-5 days), moderate physical activities, medication | None - medication is only controlling the rate and nothing else. It doesn't keep me in normal sinus rhythm. SO have been referred for surgery. | | | UW and WW and foods to help the Mg++ and N+
A lot of steady exercise, watching my HR and slooowly building myself up again.
vits.3 x 1 mg. fish oil, 1 x 500 iu E., 1 x 50 mg. Qc10.,
1 x garlic tab. | Sleep | none | none for me.. | | | Preventions | unknown yet | With AF I have a very high heart rate. A calcium blocker, reduces my heart rate and AF in a half to three-quarters of an hour. Recently I have also tried carotid artery massage and holding my breath. These actions enable me to take less of the calcium blocker to reduce the heart rate and restore normal rhythm. | None I am aware of | Ablation and implanted pacemaker | None yet but desperatly looking. | Staying calm,sensible eating and no big meals and bearing down helps to. | none | Had five cardioversions -- none successful | NONE | | | | Walking when PVC or missed beats detected. | | Walking
cold then warm shower
concentration on something other than A.F. | | | none known | None | medication only | | none | Not a clue except for meds helping frequency | | | Preventions | meds, sleep(sometimes to convert) | none | | Relaxation | | | Avoiding more than 2/3 units alcohol daily.Avoiding caffeine totally.Taking sleeping pills to control insomnia. | None | regular habits and rest
adequate sleep
a strict de-caff diet
lose weight and 30 minutes walking per day
Take medicine EXACTLY as prescribed | PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU FIND SOME.
| Once it starts, I take 100mg Metoprolol, that works most times,(thats every day) If it kicks in late et night, I take another 50-100mg metoprolol, that works eventually! meaning, I wake in the morning and it's gone! What has worked more than anything is having this *!*!* illness for 13 years! you sort of, almost get used to it, in other words, the power of positive thought,whilst it doesn't exactly prevent an episode, doesn't exacerbate it either. | not known | I've never found anything | I am on all sorts of medication and nothing helps. I have been ablated, cardioverted and waiting for something new TO CURE ME. | None I am aware of. | walking | Amiodarone 100mg/day worked for 2 years. Advised by two new physicians to get off due to side effects.
| | none | water intake
valsalver manouver
not mixing proteins for breakfast
detox routines | none | none | None | Take a nap during the afternoon - it seems to reduce chances of having an episode
Avoid sugar after dinner.
Avoid MSG (Virtually all canned soups and chicken stock have it. Make your own...
| | Preventions | Avoidance of above substances | quinaglute worked for 8 years but now it is worse than ever | amiodarone | no caffeine
less work
relax/rest
exercise | Exercising at first etopic beats on occasion has prevented a bout of A.F. but not always. Avoiding fatigue seems
to be a big help. | | have never known anything to actually prevent an attack coming on - it just happens! | Low intensity exercise; rest | No known preventions (despite years of carefully kept records of all episodes).
Postponers (sometimes):
"bearing down";
going up and down stairs a few times
Terminators:
moderate walking;
moderate biking;
yoga/calisthenics
At this point, these terminators only work on the second (and sometimes third) morning after AF starts. | So far nothing has helped. I have tried all remedies mentioned in the AF chat rooms: bearing down, putting face in cold water, magnesium supplements, coughing, etc. I usually convert on my own but lately episodes have been lasting at least 24 hours. | Nothing has ever altered or stopped the cycling | | none | Other than avoiding triggers, no known preventions. | | | | I was able to delay the onset of AF for about an hour if I ran up a flight of stairs after the first few ectopic beats.
I would often go into AF when in bed and if I immediately got out of bed and walked around as soon as AF started I would sometimes convert back to NSR. If I didn't convert in the first couple of minutes of AF I'd usually be in for many hours. |
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CurrentMeds | Diltiazem, Metoprolol, Multaq, Lipitor, Coumadin, Lasix, Pottasium chloride. | diltiazem,thyroxine, temazepam,citalopram, aspirin, claritin | 20 mg sotalol 2 times a day. 81 mg asprin a day | Coumadin.
Nexium.
Simvastatin.
| Sotalol 80mg twice daily (one generic brand (Almus) causes very low HR and skin rash) current generic brand (APS) OK
Ramipril 5mg once daily - major headaches when first started
Aspirin 75mg per day | metropolol, coumadin, | metoprolol | amiodarone 100 mg daily
metropolol 100
aldactazide 25/25 | none | Flecanide to control the arrythmias.
Coumadin post procedure for three months.
Monocor to for rate control in the event of an episode.
I am having occasional irregular beats since my ablation on Sept 19th, but no real episodes of fibrillation.
I was started on flecanide in Nov 07 and had not had any episedes since feburary this year. Prior to that I had been
having episodes of fibrillation daily for a year. My life was hell.
I feel very tired all the time and can fall asleep on a dime. I am due to come off the medication in December to see if the ablation was effective. I am sure that the monocor is the cause of my tiredness.
|
coumadine, amiodorone, 81 mg aspirin, diovan | 50mg flecainide twice daily - halo vision effects
4mg candesartan daily
7mg warfarin daily - get very cold and sweats
1.25 mg bisoporol twice daily - lightheadedness and low blood pressure | Sotalol,warfarin,diltiazem, | Verapamil - low blood pressure
Previscan blood thinner - none
Zocor - none | will be on Coumadin (~50mg) for a few more weeks. no side effects. Have been on this drug for almost 8 months now | Amiodarone- erectile disfunction, numb fingers ,
cold feet.
Warfarn no side effects so far.
| My in case of medication Flecinade.
Has worked once. | I take amniodarone (200 mg BID) Atacand (16mg once a day) Bisoprolol (5mg once a day) Rat poison (Warfarin) (7mg once a day) and carvidelol. The Amiodarone has caused some torubling side effects, I see a blueish haze around everything, and my skin is turning a lovely shade of blue-grey. The most troubling thing is that I am told that the hue of my skin is probably permanent. The doctors in thier obtuse humour (it actualy seems worse than mine) call it 'smurf syndrome' believe it or not. Everyone notices, I get stared at constantly. |
Warfarin - Afraid to bump into anything or bleed. Metoprolol - Stomach problems. Cartia XT - tired | | Sotalol 180mg 2x a day - bradycardia events, syncope
Atenolol 25mg when needed
Coumadin 9mg
| warfarin giving digestive problems, pravastatin 40mg giving digestive problems, Lansoprazole 15mg. | amiodarone - none yet
aspirin | amiodarone-no side affects,tropel-xl no side affects along with blood pressure medications. | Tikosyn 250 mg AM/125 mg PM - mild Bradycardia events/mild syncope
Coumadin - 10mg/15mg alternating days
| CurrentMeds | the side effect I have the most is fatigue and I don't know which med. to blame.
Amiodorone
Warfarin
Coreg
Altace
Synthroid
Furosemide
Norvasc
Zetia | Pacemaker implanted August 2006. A Catheter Abalation of AV Node today - Hopefully will eliminate all heart medications except Coumadin | Had AF for 15-20 years without fully realising. 4 years ago events became far worse but nothing could be done until they were caught on ECG. Results showed fibrillation with sporadic flutter. Went through complete range of drug treatments to no avail. Eventually had ablation for flutter which minimised symptoms by 40% making life much easier. Recently August 2007 on have been getting events every 3/4 days which are making my life miserable. During event am unable to walk due to interuppted blood suply to muscles. All the usual symptoms but never know when it will revert spontaneously. Unable to work the last few months due to events. | Sotalol 80 mg - slow pulse
Aspirin 75 mg
Valsartan 80mg for hypertension
Indapamide 1.5mg for hypertension
Allopurinol 100 mg for gout
Co Q10
Cherry extract for gout (brilliant) | Lack of ability to exercise; consequently experiencing knee and hip joint problems | amiodarone 200 mg x2 daily still adjusting dosage
metoprolol 100 mg x2 daily still adjusting dosage
digoxin 0.25 mg x1 daily
warfarin 5 mg x1 daily still adjusting dosage
meds to new to quantify side effects | warfarin | atenolol 50 mg.day, digoxin .25 mg/day, lisinopril 40 mg/day. ECASA (enteric coated acetylsalicylic acid) 81 mg/day | warfarin, cardizem, lasix, zocor, acupril, potassium suplement, aspirin.
some shortness of breath - can't tell if associated with any specific med. | amidodarone, atenolol, norvasc, cozzar, asprin and crestor | 50mg Atenolol
7mg warfarin
I've tried everything else, but they eventually stopped working. | Bisoprolol 5mg daily
Flecainide 300 mg daily
asprin 75 ml daily
Flecainide now on maximum dose.
| Synthroid, .088mg daily
Plavix, 75mg daily
Diltiazem, 240mg daily
Atenelol/Tenormin, 50mg 2x/day
Coumadin, 4mg daily
buffered aspirin, 325mg daily
Nitrobid time release, 6.5mg 2x/day
Vytorin, 10/20 mg tab daily
Uraxatrol, 10mg daily
Protonix, 40mg daily
Senior formula multi-vitamin daily
Tylenol as needed for arthritus
| 1 Adalat 60mg. XL
1 sotalol 160 m.g. HCL in morning and 80 m.g. at night
5 1/2 Coumadin or Warfarin 1 m.g.
1 Crestor 10 m.g.
3 clonazapam 0.5 m.g. to help with my anxiety
I also take Omega 3 Fish Oil, Folic Acid and Vitamin C | flecainide, propoponol flecainide | 1. NORPACE 150MG AM 300PM
2. LOPRESSOR 50MG
3. ASPRIN 82MG
4. LASIX 40MG
5. LEVOXYL 100MG
6. LIPITOR 10MG
7. TRICOR 108 MG
8. WARFARIN
9. POTASSIUM 10MG
10. COMBIVENT
11. ZOLOFT 50MG
12.COLACE
13.LORAZEPAM 5MG
14. VICODIN 500 MG 4 PER DAY
| Metropolol 100mg, Enalapril 5 mg, Asprin 81 mg, Digitek .25 mg, Warfarin 10 to 12.5 mg per day. | Tikosyn - none.
Digoxin - none.
Cumadin - none. | Coreg/cough with high dose, very little improvement
Coumadin/menstrual hemorrhage, inflammation, allergic to warfarin - must use non-generic
Armour Thyroid/none | Toprol - fatigue, constipation, coordination, mental dullness
Warfarin - no side effects | Sotalol. Weight gain and lethargy
Asparin | Amiodarone for 5 years - no side effects yet | tenormin 100 - no sides
cardioasperine - no sides | | Digoxin
Amias
Bisoprolol
Frusimide
Multivitamines
Thaimine
Warferin
Folic acid
Cipralex
Atorvastatin
Main side effects removed sinced I stopped carvedilol, and got bisoprolol instead
| CurrentMeds | concor 5 mg/day | Amiodarone which makes my skin more sensitive to sun; also results in an itchy condition on my face, neck, arms & back.
Warfarin- no side effects that I'm aware of. | amiodarone/coumadin/digoxin/vasotec | Amiodarone (cordarone): deposits o cornea, insomnia
Avapro TM: for hypertension
Warfarine (coumadin): only for 3 weeks (post-ablation), none yet, wondering if it can trigger AF | NOTEN...has reduced Bp to a lower level 100/60./.make me a bit drowsy but this could also be part of the condition
Warfarin..no side effects yet | Apo-Sotalol-Accupril-Effexor-Aspirin--Drowsiness, dry mouth, blurred vision, occasionally lightheaded, little or no urine, sexual side effects | dofetilide,toprol xl,warfarin,lisinopril,protonix,zocor | Warfain, Bisoprolol 10mg per day but I can increase to 20mg per day if condition requires. | Flecanide 100mg/day
Verapamil 240 mg prn
coumadin 7.5mg/day | I am taking warfarin 4mg a day till they get the blood level INR right, currently 3.8. Amiodrone 200mg now twice a day (was 3 times a day for first week) and 3rd week will be once per day. Simvastatin 1 tab at night. Omeprazole 20mg once a day morning.
Have not felt that good for a week or so but don't know if medication is the cause. Feeling anxious, nervous, chest and back pains. Excess acid and burping. | Verapamil 240mg per day; occasional rash, tired, lassitude, swollen bloated stomach, anxiety.
Cartia (Aspirin) 100mg per day. nil side effects noted.
Stopped Amiodarone (200mg per day maint dose) 10 weeks ago, but residual still effective due to its long biological half-life up to 105 days. Very unpleasant side effects and glad to be off it.
| Amoidarone - just started
Digoxin .25 mg - none
Cardizem - none
Avapro for HBP - none
Warfarin - the usual bruising
| none | Wafarin Sodium 7mg daily(fluctuates slightly)
Bisoporol Fumerate 2x2.5mg daily
Atorvastatin 10mg daily
Not sure whether I feel so rough sometimes as a result of the medication or the illness??? | 2x 160mg Propanolol(betablocker. Sluggishness, low self esteem.
1x50mg Profanothiouracil. For thyroid,no side effects
discernable but betab's have that covered!
Warfarin | Amiodarone - tired, constipation, blurry vision
Adult Aspirin
Mevacor
Atenolol | Amioderone 400mg vision problems, Toprol 50 XL, Verapamil 240, Lasix 40 mg, Coumadin 3mg, singular 10 mg, spriva 1 inhalation per day, flovent 4 puffs a day, xoponex nebulizer as needed. Tired all the time |
Coumadin 6mg
Toprol 100mg
Verapamil 360mg
Thyroxine 0.2mg
Lipitor 10mg
Ambien 5mg
Magnesium 400mg
Calcium 1200mg
Fosamax 70mg weekly
Vitamin-mineral supplements/Coenzyme Q10/Vitamin E/etc
| metoprol, magnesium, fish oil | hemigoxine
isoptine 240
sintrom | atenelol- low energy side effect
warfarin- risk of bleeding from activities | 100mg Flecainide twice daily
75mg dispersable Asprin daily.
No noticeable side affects. | Sintrom (Coumadine bi-product)
Ramipril ACE Inhibitor
| Tambocor: none that I'm aware.
Atenolol: physical fatigue.
Warfarin: standard---bleed easily. | Now on Sotalol, 40mg twice a day. Warfarin (dose keeps changes constantly at the moment) No side effects but it hasn't put my heart back in rythmn Sotolol that is)(it's quite irregular at times). I am now awaiting to see an Electro-Cardiologist in a couple of months time. Feeling a little more hopeful! I certainly do not find the doctors very helpful at all (they appear to know very little about AF and never seems to be able to discuss or answer questios that I ask them). | CurrentMeds | Sotalol 160mg
Warfarin 5/6mg
Recent addition of Digoxin 125mg( only 2 days)
Recent addition of Thyroxine ( TSH up to 4.5) |
Verapamil--360 mg/day (since end of Jan)
Coumadin--5 mg/day
Thyroxin--0.2 mg/day
Lipitor
Ambien | flecainide (tambocor),warfarin (coumadin) | amiodorone (200 mg per day) and one aspirin. Low energy, trouble sleeping, swollen ( retaining water), and,um flatulance and smelly urine. Ok, its a bit graphic, but its the truth. | amiodarone, cardizem, coumadin Current nor previous drugs
have controlled A-Fib | Amiodarone: shaking hands, thyroid problems....problems resovled with a lower dose
Verapimil: None
Coumadin: bleeding, bruising
Aspirin: none
Cholesterol
Lopid: none
Zeita: None
Lipotor: none
Stomach
Nexium: none
| | Amiodarone, sensitivity to light. Nedd dark glasses on cloudy days. Haloes around lights at night.
coumadin/warfarin. none
coreg. none
furosemide. none
lisinopril. none
spironolactone. none | Intense fatigue, depression, inability to concentrate, blurred vision, shakiness, (I KNOW BETTER THAN TO ATTEMPT TO DRIVE A CAR) leaving me "Home Alone". | Aspirin
Pacerone
Micardis
Wafarin
Digitek | Digoxin
Pacerone
Zetia
Lescol
Norvasc
plavix
Minitran (transdermal patches) | Amiodarone, 2000 MG/week.
Numbness, tingling in lower legs. Decreased libido. | Tambocor 150mg 1tab at 1:00pm & 1½ at 1:00am
HCTZ 25mg 1 a day
Mavik 4mg 1 a day
Norvasc 10mg 1 a day QUIT TAKING 3/27/03
Synthroid 0.1mg 1 a day (Changed from 0.75m 1 a day
NIASPAN 500mg 2 at 1:00pm & 2 at 1:00am g on 2/10/2003)
Allegra 60mg 1 twice a day
Coumadin 5mg 1 a day (Changed From 4mg on 2/10/2003)
Labetalol 100mg 1 twice a day(started on 02/12/2003) QUIT TAKING
| ICD Gem III AT with Amiodarone, Warfarin, Atenolol; So far, so good. Side effects from Amiodarone only: eyes very sensitive to light; some problems with balance; appetite less and no tolerance for salt. Atenolol: bradycardic but it was meant to relax heart and keep rate safe; A-Fib developed when MVP and MR worsened thus making Atenolol unsafe without pacemaking back-up.
2006 Update: Amiodarone is finally causing Thyroid problems which have contributed to 2 A-Fib episodes in 6 months. Not happy with Norpace and not sure what to do. | Aspirin.
My thyroid levels are a bit low and have been taking a thyroid replacement (synthroid). This may have been due to the Amiodarone, or it might be directly related to the afib. Time will tell.
| For the past 5 years I am taking Verapamil (2x80 mg) and Sotacor (also 2x80 mg). What this does is to control Flutter (fast but regular heart beat) but does very little (not to say nothing) for Afib. The major side effect is the fact that my energy level is really low so I constantly feel tired. No other side effects. | I am generally quite low on energy and cannot function enough to work. I am not as sharp as I used to be. I do have very active dreams and sometimes nightmares ever since I have been on medication, which has been changed several times. I have also gained a bit of weight but that may also be due to the lack of activity. | Nil | amiodarone | Tambocor "only on demand" 50 mg. if af during the day, 100 mg. if it wakes me up at night (or early am. which is most of the time)
Dose make me a bit slugish for half a day or so. | Coumadin/None
Cardizim 180mg/None
Atenolol 50 mg/None
Amiodarone 200 mg/None
| none | ASA 325 MGM daily
Synthorid 75 MCG daily | Amiodarone & Coumadin
Headaches
weakness/lack of coordination in hands | doefetilide | CurrentMeds | solatol. light-headed, fatigued after taking. also taking aspirin | Tambocor and Warfarin: If I forget to take Tambocor, which I take mostly in 25 mg. doses (for a total of 75 to 150 mgs. per day), then it can trigger AF, especially if combined with one of my other triggers. | Atenalol,lipitor,coumadine.
Amiodarone:only side effect so far has been sensitivity to sunlight.
Advair, inhalent: Makes me hoarse, need to clear throat often. | Coumadin, Zocor, Synthroid, Prilosec, Lasix
No side effects presently. | Warfarin, Amioderone and Digoxin. Was also on frusimide as diuretic but it, combined with warfarin, led to a kidney bleed and 9 days in hospital.
Was on sotalol for 3 years until full AFib started then switched to the three above. | 0.250 Digoxin + 80mg Sotalol BD + Warfarin
No Digoxin now. | Betapace 3 years, tired all the time. | Previously took Sotalol, cardizim, ameodarone -- had side effects on each med, consisting of tiredness, headache, water retention, sleeplessness, rapid hearbeat | Amioderone I have been on it for only 7 weeks, but suspect fatigue. | Warfarin - don't bleed much if I cut myself even deeply
Cordarone - very quick to burn in Sun. No eye problems (Have annual checks). | amiodarone - 200 mg./day - tired, no side effects to date
toxprolXL - 50 mg./day - tired, low blood pressure
coumadin - 4mcg./day - losing hair, bruising. | amiodarone, cozaar, lasix, coumadin | Amiodarone 200mg/day - side effects not observed (yet).
Coumadin - some bruising. | Toprol XL 25mg once a day - no side effects
Coumadin 3 mg a day - just normally easy bruising
Amiodarone 400 mg X 2 (still in loading phase) should be reduced shortly - no side effects at present | Amiodarine no side effects as yet only five weeks into programme. | Lotensin
Zocor
Warfarin
Metropolo - loss of energy
Magnesium - just started | currently only on coumadin | Zestril, aspirin, Coumadin | Cordarone 200mg, Diovan 80mg, Cardiicor 7.5mg, aspirin 75mg
Will not releave the condition,
Loss of sex drive, pain in arms, chest pains
| dofetilide - feeling much better as far as side effects go. Current doseing 375mg bid. Doesn't control the afib yet but it has reduced the number of episodes and to some extent their duration. Unusual occurance - marked dizzyness 2 hours lasting about 1.5 hours before AM dose of dofetilide. | amiodarone 400mg daily for 2 weeks, then 200mg daily
ASA 325mg/ day | some fatigue
bad sleeping and dreaming | Pacerone - no side effects that I know of
Coumadin - no side effects that I know of | coumadin | Amiodorone, Lopressor, Coumadin, lipitor, cardura.
| CurrentMeds | Rythmol & Atenolol
No side effects at this time | currently on coumadin and 81mg asa. I have noted that during the last 6 months or so I have started to feel cold inside. I used to always be the warm one in the family but now I am the one to turn up the heat | Centrum Protegra. Coumadine. Gemfibrozil. Metoprolol Tartrate. | Amioderone
Norvasc
lipitor
coumadin
Side effects= fatigue | coumadin, digioxin, lipitor no side affects noticed expect thinner blood. | Amiodarone (CORDARONE), Persantin, Tenormin | See above | Tikosyn, wafarin. No sides noted | sotolol [fatique]
cardizem [fatique]
lanoxin
coumidin [MUST get ProTime on schedule] | 2X 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 | Metoprolol and Asprin. I self medicate the metoprolol, in that I only take it once symptoms have kicked in.So some days, I 'only' take 100mg, other 'bad' days, 150-200mg.Aspirin= 75mg per day. Side effects of metoprolol is to make me very, very fatiqued about an hour after taking it. I yawn and yawn my head off! My eyes feel like someone threw powder in them they're so dry. Then that wears off and I'm back to 'my' normal.(?) | dofetilide, no side effects
cardizem | Cartia (aspirin 100mg/day) | ateninol,calan sr,coumadin, corderone. I am always tired and have very little strength especially in the afternoon and at night.......... | amiodarone
aspirin | Dofetilide
side effect anxity bad excema | Cardizem 120mg
Coumadin, no known side effects
Xyrtek no known side effects
Lipitor, no known side effects
Tapazole (for Thyroid) | Tambocor
Cardizem
Aspirin
Coumadin | none. | warfarin - none
lisinopril - none
amiodarone - none | amiodarone, I ahve been on it for 11 weeks, no side effects yet. Still in a-fib
Coumaden | coumadin | I am currently on Coumadin 5 mg, Diltiazem 240 mg and Metoprolol 100 mg. The Metoprolol was just prescribed for a week prior to being placed in the hospital to receive Tikosyn therapy. The Metoprolol has slowed my heart rate considerably and makes me feel tired and listless. But what else is new!
January 2001 placed in hospital for tikosyn therapy. Converted on the third day and have remained in normal sinus rythm since that time. Thank God! | Norpace 200 Mg and Atenolol 50 Mg for heart
Coated aspirin for blood thining
Neurontin 2400 Mg for feet
none discernable | metoprolol, Amiodarone, aspirin, prinival, lasix, relafen | CurrentMeds | Daily dosage:
100 gms. amioderone
5.5 gms. coumadin | Procanbid (extended release) 3000 daily
Lopressor 75 daily
Coumaden 2.5 daily
So far I have had no side effects. | twitching, sun sensativity | Amioderone: missed beats
Coumadin: bruising
Zantac | Have been on amiodarone since 1996. After loading, I was a 200 mg/day and reduced over next year to 300mg/wk.
No attacks in 1 1/2 years. Started attacks again in 1998. Attacks 1998 - 14, 1999 - 22, 2000 - 22. Increased
dosage to 100mg/day and was at this in 1998, 1999 and 2000. Recently increased dosage to 150 mg/day. Side
effects - slight thyroid reduction, dry eye (may be unrelated), slow heartbeat and reduced exercise tolerance, in-
creased cholesterol level went from 149 to 204. Retired in late 1998, but reduction in stress did not reduce
episodes. Have slight asthmatic condition that may be related to amiodarone but no lung problems yet. Tracking
it. Was converted to NSR twice in 1996 with ibutilide after 72 hour bouts prior to starting amiodarone. Now convert
on own. To convert, have night's sleep and if not converted by A.M., do heavy exercise while in A.F. (mow lawn,
etc.) Then lay down. Usually convert while laying down.
Take following currently - daily -- 1 protegra ( antioxidant combo), 1 400 mg vitamin E, 1 multi-vitamin, 150 mg
amiodarone, 83 mg aspirin. In past have taken 250mg magnesium, 12 1/2 mg levoxyl daily but neither seemed to help reduce
reduce episodes.
| CoEnzyme Q10
Aspirin 325/mg per day
| FLECAINIDE 100 mg taken twice daily.(side effects have been increase in ectopic beats, tiredness and mild eyesight deterioration)
TEMAZEPAM 10 mg taken at night to aid sleep.
I occasionally take Diazepam 5 mg if AF gets really severe -it can calm everything down a bit and at least helps to avoid panic adding to the problem.
ASPIRIN (soluble) 150 mg taken daily | Coumidin - no side effects
Digoxin - no side effects | Atenolol 100mg qd am;
Digoxin 0.125mg qd am;
Coumadin 2.5mg 5 days per week, 5mg 2 days per week qd pm.
Nexium, 20 mg qd am. This medication is usually prescribed for GERD/reflux, for which I have no symptome. It helps me with a mild swallowing problem.
Lipitor 10 mg qd pm
No side effects from any of these meds.
Supplements: Multivitamin (Twinlab daily onecap wo. iron); E 800; Garlic 600mg bid; C 500; Cosamin DS qd. | I started 2 days ago on Amiodarone (200mg/2X'sday). After one month I return to Cardiologist and he plans on cutting dosage to 100mg/2X's day. However, I have heard of the side effects and danger of long term usage and am scared to death. I did have a baseline bloodtest and chest Xday performed. | Coumadin,atenolol,mavik,temporarily off synthroid | Amiodarone 400mg/day, lipitor 20mg/day, 50mg tenormin when needed
Tired, easily winded, measurable loss in pulmonary function as of test on 11/1, so I am off Amiodarone as of today,
since it can be baaad for one's lungs. | Amiodarone 400mg daily
Aspirin 325mg daily
Synthroid .125mg daily
Lotrel
Lipitor
extreme sentivity to sun
beginings of fibrosis
worsened thyroid
extreme fatique
shortness of breath | Coumadin (no known side effects).
Tikosyn (caused elongation of QT wave)
Metoprolol (depending on dose, it causes very low pressure and lightheadness)
| Amioderone 100mg/day (was at 200 mg/day) - I feel fine on it but my liver emzyme and TSH levels are going out of the normal range. I have chosen to taper off the amioderone rather than damage my other organs.
I also take coumadin and 1/2 asprin per day.
Now I have decided that I had better try to help my heart resist afib tendencies by modifying my diet and taking supplements that reduce arrythmias. (Mag Tab SR, Omega-3 oil, vitamin C and E) | Digoxin .25 mg daily
Warfarin 5 mg daily
Verapamil 240 mg daily | lopressor 50 mg twice daily
cardizem CD 120 once daily
| none
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PastMeds | Rythmol - was replaced by Multaq | flecainide, pacerone made me very ill, with vomiting, nausea, and low blood pressure | metoprolol, flecaninde, asprin, warfarin, | Atenelol.
Propafanone.
Flecainide.
All pretty ineffective - continued episodes in spite of taking the damn drugs for 15 years.
Amiodarone.
After my first ablation procedure I was given Amiodarone for a very short time. I had what doctors have called an allergic reaction, which threw my thyroid way out of whack. I know from my own experience and my mom's toxic reaction to it late in her life that it is a dangerous and excessively aggressive drug. Avoid it at all costs. | Warfarin | | amniodarone | fentenyl
Morphine, codeine, demeral
Sulfa drugs (bactrim etc)
| about 7 different drugs tried, some worked for a short period of time | I was initially started on sotalol. It worked for a while and eventually I was having episodes every few days.
I was then changed to digoxin and it worked for a few months before it no longer stopped my episodes.
I was given propafenone and it worked for me for a couple of years. I was then changed to cardizem. It made my ankles swell and made me constipated. It did nothing for my fibrillation.I had to be admitted to Er twice and later to the CCU for cardoversion. On one of my admissions I was given IV amiodarone. I had an anaphalactic reaction and almost died.
So flecanide was the medication that had the best results for me. |
lanoxin. | Propafanone - severe breathing difficulties - ended up back in hospital
Amiodarone - sensitive to sun and vision problems
Digoxin
Sotolol - severe breathing problems
Dipridamole - flushing
Aspirin - stomach problems
heparin
verapamil
valsartan
Many more but I forget the names | I have been on most medications for Af, one of which gave me a big problem with tyroid function, last year it was too high, this year it is too low.( Amioderone, flecanide)
sorry but been on so many cannot remeber them all! | Sotolol - no side effects
Amioderone - bad peripheral neuropathy - still had afib attacks
Aspirin - didn't prevent stroke
Acebutolol - lowers blood pressure excessively | Rythmol (lead to a bout of atrial flutter - very scary event as my wife was gone and I was taken care of my daughter, the bout lasted most of the day - heart rate at 130+ BPM)
Amiodarone (200mg) took for about 6weeks post ablation
Attenalol (30mg)
Toprol (50mg) (reduced heart rate may have caused my depression) | Digoxin, only taken for a few weeks | Too long to list. | none | Diogoxin - On for one week - felt very sick - quit on my own - ended up in hospital. Amiodarone - On for 4 days - felt very out of it and like a zombie - Procainamide - I lasted 17 days on this one - same thing listless and zombie-like | | Cardizem - 240mg 2x a day - syncope, did not help to stop or limit my Afib attacks.
Rythmol SR - severe reaction, put me in V-Tach
Amiodorone - bradycardia, syncope - my doctor feels I'm too young to be on this med
| As above with Amiodorone but without Lansoprazole for 2 years. Miraculously found I could stop Amiodorone by taking Lansoprazole. | none | amiodarone-none, tropel-xl none, blood pressure medications-none | Rhythmol SR - mild Bradycardia, fatigue, numbness and tingling
Rhythmol - mild Bradycardia, fatigue, vertigo
Amiodorone - Severe Bradycardia, nausea, syncope episodes | PastMeds | Previous medications were a variety of blood pressure pills. Also the Zetia for Cholesterol and the Synthroid for thyroid.
The rest are all medications they gave me for the A Fib and I hope to get rid of some of them soon! | Had ablation by orthoscopic surgery dec 2005 - Hospitalized for 3 months - nearly died - no positive effect and health state is far below that of before surgery. Detection of a swallow problem is the only positive outcome of this surgery and my family recommends EXTREME Caution before having this surgery as a lung is deflated and peumonia is somewhat common
Coumadin,Amioderone and 4 others - with every nasty side effect in the book evident. Found DRs unwilling to acknowledge them - very frustrating. Life became mostly misery although i know others who love amioderone.
| Warfarin,
Digoxin, Soltalol,
Current
Flecainide acetate
Bisoporol
All usual efffects | Amioderone - horrible drug. Took it for about 2 weeks only.
Atenolol | skin problems, constipation, nightmares, irritability, anxiety, bad taste in mouth | metoprolol 50 mg x2 daily seemed to lessen severity of episodes for a while | beta blockers...make me miserable. | amiodarone--sensitivity to sun | Amiodarone - blurred vision, sensitivity to light, did not stop afib.
Sotolol - slight bradycardia, prolonged Q-T ratio.
Altenolol - shortness of breath, dry cough | digoxin, rythmol, verapamil | I have taken almost everything. They either had bad side effects, didn't work, or eventually stopped working.
Was on amiodorone (the medication from hell) for 30 days. Didn't work and I gained over 30 lbs in that month.
Had severe side effects on sotolol.
Felcinide and ibutilide were the best until they each stopped working. | Amiodarone
Warfarin
Sotalol
warfarin was scary i was glad to come off it. my dr would like me to go on it again instead of asprin but i refused i would be more worried about the warfarin than the possibility of a stroke, and that is a constant problem with af. you have to go with your own feelings and live the best you can. | Many through the years, mostly forgotten. My afib has progressed through various stages.
Rythmol didn't control it
Cordarone controlled it for a while, but eventually failed. As a side effect, it damaged my thyroid to the point where I must take Synthroid forever. I don't know if it affected my lungs or not, but I had to be tested frequently for damage.
| I used to be on Amiodarone which seemed to control my AF better but the side effects were terrible.
After my by-pass I was put on so many medications that gave me bad reactions and didn't work. I can't remember all of them.
I also was on Plavix after my stroke. At that time my AFs were not too often.
After my by-pass and complications, I ended up in ICU , they gave me IV amiodarone and when I went in NSR they sent me home with amiodarone pills and put me on coumadin.
A while later I had internal bleeding. The coumadin was stopped. After a colonoscopy, they removed a large polyp which was likely the cause of my internal bleeding.I went back to taking Plavix.
When my AF became more and more often and longer and longer in duration, my doctor put me on Coumadin instead of Plavix. Strange enough my AF have been better since. | as above,also had amiodarone | NO SIDE EFFECTS | Cardizem, Potassium Chloride,Morphine, Nitroglycerine, Acetaminophen, Oxycodone Apap, Temazepam, Magnesium Hydroxide, Promethazine, Metoclopramide, [inj] Docusate Sodium, Amiodorone, Enoxaparin [inj] Pantoprazole, Prilosec, Macrobid, Zocor. A lot of medicines were given to me when I had the strokes, but I have no record of what they were. Gave myself lovenox injections twice a day for 3 months, [caused extensive bruising] | | Amiodarone/increased afib
Toprol/cough, decreased BP, no improvement
Metropolol/cough, decreased BP, no improvement
Lisiniprol/decreased BP, no improvement
Digoxin/inceased afib, no improvement
Lasix/affected electrolytes/don't have a fluid problem
| See checklist - most side effects are related to blanket nervous system depression including difficulty swallowing, poor coordination, unreliable sense of body and extremity position, constipation, mental fuzziness, difficulty making mental connections between obvious topics, mental and emotional passivity | morizizine...high blood pressure
amioderone....skin sensitivity
flecaininde....none
propafenone....none | None | Tambocor - did not work as 'stand alone'
But helps every time I get an episode together with other current medication
Cordarone - caused hyperthyriody - lasted 8 months - cured now | Digoxin
Atenolol | Amioderone - Dead man walking, could not tolerate it, asleep at the breakfast table, until bedtime. Going to sleep mid conversation etc became slate grey. When given with metroprolol, violently sick, blood pressure dropped through the floor, nurses tilting the bed to maintain blood flow to head.
Fleccainide | PastMeds | | none | verapamil/rythmol/cadizam | Sotalol: extreme bradychardia (<40 bpm) | nil | propafenone, atenolol- daily rapid heartbeat along with irregular heartbeat episodes, constant drowsiness and dizziness- stopped taking after 3 weeks and returned to Sotalol | rythmol,corderone,betapace,digitoxin with time drugs did not work. many side effects | Digoxin - no real effect on AF
Flecainide (makes me very tired)- initially no real effect on AF but re-started in Nov 2004 after week spent in hospital due to AF.
After 1st Ablation - Atenelol (tiredness)and Amiodarone (stopped after 3 months). At the time I was also being treated for depression which I am sure was made worse by the meds and in particular the Amiodarone. | Beta blockers feel "exhausted," weight gain, and shortness of breath. Flecanide-intermittent chest pressure, tip of tongue feels burnt. | | as above +
(1) Warfarin 3.5mg per day gave INR 1.8 - 2.0. caused brusing and copious bleeding from any minor wound.
(2) Amiodarone caused horrific nightmares, a sensitivity to sun light, skin colour changes, a drugged stupor state, a mottle skin tone, rashs under arms, crutch, between toes, on arms and legs. Sometimes headaches that lasted all day, then revert to a throbbing pressure ache, a negative attitude and depression. Excessive anxiety that caused an excessive eating disorder-"comfort eating". You need to pre- warn your spouse of these behaviour changes in you. | Started with digoxin at first, low dose. Currently on moderate dose which my cardiologist calls "subtherapeutic" because I metabolize high amounts without ill effects. Was on Beta Blocker for a time, but it made me drowsy. Higher dose of Cardizem caused edema.
Now on amiodarone temporarily after first RF ablation - results of ablation inconclusive, too soon to tell. | Digoxin,Toporol,Amiodarone
All had no effect or worsened condition. Main side effect: Tired, slow heart rate, increase in episodes. | Aspirin 300mg.
Digoxin
Amioderone...Dreadful side effects with this horror, glad to be off it. | Amiodarone. All the side effects mentioned in the leaf-
let given out with the drug.I'm glad to be off it but
I see it works for some. | Flecainide - Worked for awhile (6 months), and then didn't
Coumadin | Dysoperimide (norpace), toprol 300 mg a day, lasix, verapamil the combination drugs weren't doing the job. |
Amiodorone 200mg (was increased to 400mg this February prior to requesting to be taken off). Wasa no longer working although I personally did not experience the horrible side effects described by others.
Some of the medications checked below were only taken briefly and except for the above have long been discontinued | veralin, verapamil, propafenone, amiodorone, tambacor, cardizem | cordarone : all skin was red
sotalex
flecaine | Amiodarone- caused hair loss
Disopyramide- caused blurred vision and difficulty swallowing/ dry mouth | Sotalol 80mg twice daily for 8 years. Cold hands and feet. Slow heart rate.
Amiodorone for 4 months 200 mg twice daily. Wouldn't touch it with a barge pole again but I didn't know any different when I was prescribed it. Side affects included shaking and rather unpleasant dreams.
| Amiodarone Hyperthyroidism
Sotalol Torsades de Pointes
Atenolol Tired, depressed, Cold, no energy
| Amiodarone: Just stopped working. | Amiodorone (200 mg) and Warfarin (3 mg). Amiodorone was an awful drug for the first 6 months - made me feel so ill, shakey, sick and lost a lot of weight. However, after that period it was wonderful for 4 years - I was able to carry on normally with everything, apart from swimming that is. Apparently you can not swin if you have AF and cold water is a BIG "no-no", I was told it could kill you (that info was from a consultant). Oh yes, I was given Flecainide but it made me extemely ill after 3 days and on leaving it off I ended up in AF! | PastMeds | Amidarone.....UNBELIEVABLE. When first diagnosed I was put on to this..within 3 weeks I was in NSR and felt 21 again.
Little sensitive to strong sunlight. Don`t recall any other side effects. Deposits built up in eyes, but no visual disturbances.
Gradually benefit seemed to wear off.
NHS in my new area of UK do not like Amiodarone and withdrew immediately. Put me on Digoxin,only, within 3 months my Thyroid had gone into overdrive..HypoThyroid state, not nice!! ( they did not check Throid before taking me off Amidarone?) |
Amiodorone, 200 mg/day for seven years: Sun-sensitive, increasing lumbar congestion
No coumadin for last five years but back on since I had an embolism in December that luckily went to my maxillary artery (upper right arm). 'Unusual outcome' per the doctors--normally would result in a major stroke or death. | flecainide and amiodorone ( the latter for conversion only) | Tambocor - Gave me Ventricular Fib after 1.5 years
Digoxin - out of breath all the time
attenolol - same as dogoxin | |
Sotolol: depressed, faigued, tired, spacey feeling in head.
Didn't work at keeping in NSR...longestwas 2 months
Norvasc: none
Lanoxin: none
Plavix: bleeding bruising
Pravachol:none | | digoxin. Went toxic on .0125 qd and was taken off it. | Most of them made me feel like I'd have to DIE to feel better. The ones that didn't cause that reaction were totally ineffective. | | | Digoxin, Atenalol for only a few weeks each. Got off coumadin when episodes decreased. | | Mexiletine for earlier VT's along with Cardizem; Cardizem caused shortness of breath, did not tolerate well. Before that Lopressor for hypertension made me bradycardic and may have contributed to VT's; Propafenol caused VT runs; Aspirin, okay but changed to Warfarin. Have learned to love my ACE inhibitor (Lisinopril). It's saved my life, helping me breathe. | I've tried several including Atenolol, Protonolol, Sodolol, Actenolol, Tambocor, and Amiodarone. Because of the potential side effects of Amiodarone, I dropped it. Of all these, Sodolol was the only one that seemed to have a slight impact on reducing the frequency of events. | In the past 8 years I tried Rhytmol, Digoxin, Tambocor, Amiodorene, traditional Chinese medicine (this actualy triggered Afib), some Naturopath supplements (also, some of the supplements actualy triggered Afib) - all in all, medications I tried so far either don't do anything for Afib or even worse - they trigger it. | Same as above | IV Amiodarone in CCU
Oral contraceptive pill | | Lanoxin and a beter blocker for two weeks only.
Amiodarone via an IV on the first laf/ER visit, took eight hrs. to NSR. | Atenolol 150 mg/Sluggishness and heart pauses | Verapermil -developed an alergic reaction after using the product for 4-5 years | Amiodarone-Destroyed my Thyriod-A known side effect
The medications below slowed my rate,but make you feel like hell.Rythmol seemed to work well for me. All summer I cut my lawn [about two hours walking] and I went to the gym daily.
All the drugs for A-Fib are at the 2% level for having a life threating reaction.So a PVA was my choose and if needs repeating so be it.The EP calls it a "touch up" | On beta blockers (Atenolol, then Metoprolol)
they worked for a while--then AFIB got too severe
No side-effects
Also using Patanol eye-drops for glaucoma
Evista (to prevent osteoporosis)
Vioxx (for joint pains) | lopressor
beta-blockers and calcium blocker led to resolution ot early events
atenolol...weak effect
flecanide...two hours of sleep a night and extream weakness
amioderone....did not totally cover a-fibs and posed too much long term toxicity | PastMeds | | Amiodarone:episodes of atril flutter
Atenolol: made AF more frequent
Calcium Blocker: regular use as a single medication did not stop AF, even though I take a dose now to reduce my heart rate during an episode.
Digoxin: sent me to ER with a heart rate close to 300bpm
Tambocor: Present medication-not perfect, but it combined with a calcium blocker during AF keeps me out of ER.
Warfarin: The side effect is mostly the misery of trying to balance my diet to avoid the inconvience of driving out to get my blood tested. | Propafenone: I think it worsened my condition, taken off when heart disease was confirmed. I have a partial blockage and some scarring, indicating a possible heart attack at some time. | Ameodarone -- sleepy, headaches, loss of balance
Sotolol -- nervous, headache | None | Diltiezem 300mg weight increase,no help whatsoever
Amioderone. | | | Atenolol -- periodic drops in blood pressure, lightheadedness
Sotolol -- No side effects, but an increase in AF episodes. | | rhythmol, betapace, cardiazem - ended up with pacemaker because of low heart rate (it would drop into low 30's while on these various medications. Amiodarone is the only thing that's worked for me. | dronedarone, lotensin (gave me bad cough) | Sotalol. Very slow heart rate. Poor circulation. | Digoxin - no side effects
Rythmol - no side effects
Cardizem - cough, headache, made a-fib worse
Sotalol - fatigue, swelling in lower legs, depression | Flecanaide condition worsened with severe attacks. | Amiadrone - nausea, weak, disorientated
Digoxin - nausea
| very shakey while using & trying Propafenone for a couple of days, which worked for two weeks. Amederone caused visual halos. Also tried cardiversion which worked for a couple of weeks. | atenolol, digoxin, sotalol, verapamil, amiodarone, propafanone, aspirin, coumadin
Extreme fatigue | AS above | disopyramide - muddy thinking, unable to find words and verbalize them well, dizzy, blurry vision, neurological weakness and uncoordinated hands/arms, tonal tinnitus in both ears, increased migraines, dryness of eyes (painful), constipation, gut discomfort
flecainide - fatigue, very dizzy, loss of appetite, muddy thinking, unable to find words and verbalize them well, numbness of mouth and lips, migraine headaches, malaize, moderate sleep onset difficulty. After 8 weeks severe acute sharp left side chest pain, PM fevers, burning in lungs with exercize, extreme fatigue and malaise, pleurisy, constant caugh, and fluid bubbling in lungs when prone.
Aspirin - no difficulty
Toprol - bradycardia
Amiodarone - severe sleep problems (not well counteracted by Ambien, no positive effect with lorazepam). These side effects persisted very strongly for 84 days and continued noticibly for 118 days. Warfarin therapy was never in control and dangerously high INR = 10.
Cardizem - didn't control Afib - used before ablation | sotalol stopped working | sensitive for sun | None | ameodarone - difficulty breathing at times, short but intense pain in head, wheezing from lungs | sotolol, didn't work
altace,dry cough in 24 hours
diovan, totally wiped out, no strength, no energy, generally whipped. | PastMeds | Amiodarone: tremors, adverse to cold, stomach, weakness.
pins & needles in fingers & toes.
Rythmol: n/a
flecanide: n/a
procainamide: n/a
verapamil: fatigue
digoxin: n/a
| gave up all other drugs, although I have been on amiodorone in past as well as the usual array of meds listed by others, such as verapamil,made it worse, rhythmol, worked for a few weeks, sotalol, made it worse, digoxin,didnt notice a difference, atenelol, no difference. | Amiodarone | | amiodarone - thyroid problems, loss of appetite, sleeplessness, vision sensitivity, urinary frequency, had to stop taking amiodarone due to thyroid malfunction. everything is fine since I stopped taking amiodarone | Sotalol, Tambacor, Flecinade, Rythmodene | see above | Amioderone - breathing problems
Rthymol- fatique
Norpace- liver problems
Betapace - stomach problems didn't work
Quinidine - stomach upset
tiazac - fliud retention
inderal - dizzyness
| amiodarone [medication of LAST resort]
[side effects were unreal]
Rythmol[not effective on me]
Verapamil
| QUINAPRIL 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. | Over last ten years, cardiologist tried loads of different drugs. I did'nt memorize names, but none worked for long. Finished up on amioderone, but did'nt want that for possibly 35-40 more years, so stopped that and had a pacemaker and ablation. | amiodarone
sotalol
disopyramide | Amiodarone - did a pretty good job until it caused thyrotoxicosis
Digoxin - very low pulse rate (mid thirties) and nausea
Sotalol - 2nd period on this drug, too many side-effects to list but mainly digestive problems and light-headedness
Zantac - for hiatel hernia. Really made me feel lousy
Isoptin SR (Verapamil) (120mg/day)- seemed good at first but when the AF really kicked in, it was useless
Flecainide - re-tried it after several years - ok for a couple of days, then it dropped my pulse rate so low I couldn't walk.
Rythmodan + sotalol - only a slight help | Who remembers. Nothing has ever done it for more than a few years and the older I get the worse and more stubborn it gets. | Have tried Caridzem (no side effects, but then no discernable afib effect either) Sotalol (no discernable afib effect, left me drained) Digoxin (ditto) and Rhythmol (ditto, plus it made everything I ate or drank taste like it was liberally coated with powdered aluminium.) Now taking Amiodarone, no known side effects yet. | every single medication with the exception of Beta blokers | Amiodarone, none visible; significant sun sensitivity e.g. stay out of the sun or load up with sun block.
Caused Thyroid damage
BetaPace AF; did not work, and caused fatique
Digoxin; couldn't effectively function; Heart rate of 40, unable to speak effectively | amiodarone
Rythmol
Betapace | There are to many to remember. The doctors tried all kinds of available medicines. Either they didn't work or the side effects were unbearable. The latest one was Amioderone. That didn't work either. In fact I think it made it worse. | flecainide acetate - none
dogoxin - none | | amiodarone, sotalol - excess fatigue.
propafenone, flecanide, verapamil, digoxin - limited side effects noticed. | The whole medication thing has been such an up and down rollercoaster. It seems when I try a medicine that starts to help, it is only a matter of time before I suffer what the doctors here call a "breakthrough." I was first prescribed Coumadin, Amiodorone and Diltiazem. Felt okay the first time. Began feeling lousy and ill all the time. Unable to work, function normally. Medications changed to Lanoxin(digoxin)for a short period. Felt worse. Finally settled for several months on Coumadin, Covera HS (Verapamil). January 2001 on Tikosyn, coumadin,
altace 10 mg, Cartia ST 240 mg. | Inderal, digoxin, quinidine, betapace
amadiodarone - shaky
| metoprolol, Amiodarone, Cardizem, Coumadin, Norvasc - discontinued cardizem because of slow heartbeat; discontinued norvasc due to swelling in ankles and feet | PastMeds | Maximum daily dosage (summer 2000):
400 gms. amioderone
100 gms. tambocor
Dizziness, light headedness, lack of energy and concentration, severe reaction to sun. | Procainamide 4000 nausia, lack of appetite,
quinaglute No side effects
dolfedalide made me feel dizzy and did not help my arrithmia
Rythmol no side effects helped for 1 week than failed
Flecanide didn't work
Sotalol no effect
disoapyramide no help
Linoxin
tenorman
dofetilide
atenolol
| | Rhytmol:
metallic taste in mouth
dizziness
fatigue
Digoxin: low heart rate, nausea | Have been on amiodarone since onset. Have no heart disease or artery blockage so have considered going to
flecanide, propafanone and dofetilide, but physician says amiodarone is the best. However, I am getting frustrated
with recurrences. Have not had significant side effects yet! Ran into breathing test problems in august 2001. Decided tochange to tambacor plus digoxin for rate control. Am now on125mg/day tambacor and 0.125 mg digoxin have benn free of a.f. since convertingto tambacor eg. 2 m0nths . | pretty much everything in the book/various unfortunate side effects | PROPRANOLOL taken for 2 years led to low blood pressure and bradycardia (my pulse went down to 36 beats per minute at one stage and I was admitted to hospital);
SOTALOL (made me very ill);
VERAPAMIL (didn't work)
AMIODARONE caused me to feel very ill with pins and needles in arms and legs and had breathing difficulties. | Sotolol - Fatigue, Low energy
Amiodarone - Good Experience although elevated thyroid numbers after 6 or 7 years
Tambacor - Effective for about 6 six months | Quinidine, debilitating diarrhea, did not prevent or stop AF;
Flecainide, constipation, urinary retention, did not prevent or stop AF;
Propafenone, dizziness, unusual taste, constipation, did not prevent or stop AF;
Sotolol, acute depressive reaction, did not prevent or stop AF;
Amiodarone, brief trial that did not stop or prevent AF.
Supplements: Co Q10, L-Carnitine, Magnesium, Calcium and some others were pro-arrhythmic for me. | When on Tambocor, I had weakness in my legs and have tremors in my hands but noticed these symptoms before Tambocor so possibly age factor. | all common anti arrythmia drugs.(none work) | Tambucor-lost effectiveness, even when dosage was up to 200% of orginal, Lanoxin, may have had part in
increased frequency and intensity. Tenormin daily with that regimen. AF got to where it would last 3+ days,
most of the time at 145bpm or more (up to 260). Cardiologist said "live with it". I ultimately went to electro-
physiologist.
| Rythmol
Sotalol
Lanoxin
Verapamil
All inaffective | Amiodarone - After loading and increase in dose, it worked well for about 3 months. I stopped it recently because it was not controlling AF very well and I had side effects (skin problems and possibly mental fatigue);
Rhythmol(no side effects, but it didn't control AF)
Norpace (caused constipation, it did a great job of controlling AF in the middle of the night but I had to stop taking it because I started having more AF during the day) | digoxin | Amiodarone (Pacerone) tried last year. Stopped after 10 days with respiratory problems. | amiodarone 200 mg once daily for 2+ years
lung problems
severe hyper thyroid
high blood pressure | sotalol (made me very ill)
flecainide (gave me 1:1 AFlutter)
propafanone (gave me 1:1 AFlutter)
amiodarone (gave me thyrotoxicosis but is the best thing I've taken for the AF -didn't stop it happening though)
bisoprolol 5mg (took for a year with no side affects but wasn't really doing the job)
verapamil m/r 240 mg - felt great in NSR but terrible in AF
metoprolol (taken only when in AF for rate control) - probably the best solution I've found so far
I switched back to bisoprolol for a while to see if it would improve the frequency but it didn't so I've gone back to metoprolol on demand so I'm not as much of a zombie in NSR
warfarin
aspirin
simvastatin (took for 3 months after 2nd ablation, no problem with cholesterol but it helps AF and inflammation)
irbersartan - took after ablation(angiotensin receptor blocker - there's a long list as to why this may be good post ablation)
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Surgery | 8-hour ablation procedure to address both AFIB and A-flutter. | toncils, hip surgery after car accident, | October 2009, A flutter ablation, August 2010, Pulmonary vein ablation isolation | I've had 2 ablation procedures, each performed by my cardiologist. He is an excellent doctor, the head of Electrophysiology Services at a major hospital in Seattle. The first surgery was ineffective, but the second one gave me nearly 2 years of symptom-free living. Gradually, however, the symptoms returned, though they are not as severe or debilitating as they were prior to surgery. Having tasted the magnificence of living without afib, I will not stop trying for a cure, and to that end have decided to have another procedure. My cardiologist agrees that my third (and hopefully final) procedure ought to be done by another doctor. I'm currently trying to convince my insurance company that the best, most effective clinic (ergo, ultimately the least expensive) is the Haut Leveque Hospital in Bordeaux, France. The father of the catheter ablation procedure, and the most consistent innovator in heart rhythm technique is Dr.Michel Haissaguerre. I think this clinic presents the best chance in the world for a cure, and I'll be going there soon, I hope. | PVI - March 2010 - Papworth UK
Conscious sedation | Open heart in 2005, partial ablation in 2008, pacemaker in 2006 | Pacemaker/ av ablation | Valvuloplasty for Mital stenosis
Ablation procedure for A.Fib. (unsuccessful) | none | PVI ablation, transseptal on Sept 19t. Has conscious sedation which means I was able to feel the burining, but I would sort of sleep in between I spent six hours on the cath lab table. It was worth every minuite and I would do it again if necessary. I hated my life while I was held prisoner to these episodes. I work aa an Er nurse and there were times while on duty I felt I would pass out.
I am feeling very positive about this procedure and I advise anyone who has episode as I have described to speak with your family Md or cardiologist. | | Hysterectomy in 2002 - tachycardia afterwards (150 beats recorded during operation)
5 or 6 cardioversions - never worked for longer than a few hours between 2002 & 2005
2003 - Atrial flutter ablation. Paroxysmal af afterwards
2005 - virus that affected my heart - organs shut down and on life support - dialysis for kidneys until function came back ( 3 and half months in hospital)- left with 60% heart function
Heart biopsy but did not establish cause of virus
2006 - Pulmonary vein isolation
2007 - cardioversion on relapse
| pacemaker fitted in 2004, was due to have a AV node ablation in Oct, but since having a scan of my heart last week was told the AF, had caused alot of damage to my heart, and they may not be able to proceed with the ablation. | Broken leg - 1999
Pacemaker implant - March 2007 | spinal menogitis(sp?) as child
three electrocardio versions (one of the three was post ablation)
PVAI surgery by Dr. Nibley, Mt Diablo Medical Center in March of 2007 | Varicose vein removal from 1 leg in 2000
Cardioversion in April 2007 (didn't work) | Ablation. Went into AFib next day after ablation. Had another ablation about 3 years later. Lasted six months. | I have had two ablations and am slated for yet another. Anyone that has endured one of these things, will empathise. They are not too fun. They start with a two hour trans esophageal echo and go down hill from there. | Hammertoe surgery - 1996 - Breast biopsy surgery - 2000 | Sept 15 , 2006 Triple Bypass | Heart surgery - none | Three stents in heart 1997 after angina. No significant recurrence. AF not diagnosed then, but episodes were occurring. | none | two heart ablations for a fib. two knee scopes, herneia repair. | Not at this writing 11/28/06 | Surgery | Two knee replacements and the ablation (which they don't call a surgery, they call a procedure) | 1st Ablation Dec 12 2005,
Abdominal feeding tube Dec 30 2005
02 march 2006
Pacemaker August 2006
AV NODE ABlation Nov 21 2006
| Atrial fluttet ablation | None | Surgery for ovarian cancer
Ablation for Afib | AV node ablation and pacer implant 6 wks ago | one ablation April 2006 | None | ablation on 3/2/06 @ St. Alphonsus Hosp., Boise, ID. Dr. Karl Undesser. Alot of afib for 2 mos. following procedure. - needed to be cardioverted from one episode that had lasted 3 weeks. Have self converted from all subsequent episodes (never ever self-converted prior to ablation). After the first 2 mos. had a month of uninterrupted NSR. Subsequently have had episodes of afib lasting from a few minutes to 6o+ hrs. Have started taking a 50mg altenolol whenever afib starts & that seems to stop it within an hour or so. | angiogram....not really surgery but my arteries are clear as
of Jan.2006 | EP study
RF ablation (unsuccessful)
DDDI pacemaker insertion
PVAI surgery at Cleveland Clinic in May 2006 (I feel 100% better). Restored NSR. Only 2 days of a-fib that went away on its own. Very few symptoms, very few palpatations. Best I have felt in 10 years. I highly recommend PVAI surgery at Cleveland Clinic. | Half my Thyroid gland removed 2000.
My thyroid was overactive. So it did not surprise me that my heart decided to do the same.
But my thyroid is now underactive and my body temperature seems to be getting lower. Two new symptoms that i have to get my head around. I am very concerned this will be too much when my af kicks in again. I'm very lathargic out of af, not my usual and af takes alot of energy from me. anyone else have this problem.?
We do not know in my case if it is the thyroid that triggered the af, as any problem would cause me to be over anxious. | Benign Lipoma removed from transverse colon, 1986
One salivary gland removed, 1988 or so
Arthroscopy of both knees and one shoulder.
One shoulder replaced.
Stent in one coronary artery, 1999, reopened 2002 with Bracheytherapy to prevent reclosure.
I have had two procedures performed by the U.of M. Hospital group headed by Dr. Fred Morady. In 2001 I had a left pulmonary vein isolation to correct Afib, and at the same time another procedure in the right atrium to correct flutter. This was referred to as "The French Procedure."
Due to a recurrance of symptoms in 2003, I had another procedure ("The Italian Procedure"). This consisted of additional lines being placed in various places in the left atrium. I did well for about 22 months.
Sadly, I have now developed atrial flutter. My heart rate remains steady but fast, while the atrium flutters, reducing its efficiency. | By-pass surgery in 03.
Hernia Operation in 04.
| 6 cardioversions 1 internal cardioversion. 2 pvi ops in last 9 months | 1. FAILED ABLATION RESULTED IN HOLE IN MY HEART 2 MONTHS IN HOSPTIAL
2. PACEMAKER INPLANT
3. OPEN MAZE PROCEDURE FAILED STERNUM OPENED UP AFTER SURG AND IS STILL OPEN AFTER 8 MONTHS
4. SECOND PACEMAKER INPLANT FAILED DUE TO THE DOCTOR NOT PLUGING IN THE LEAD WIRE HAD TO RE OPEN AND REPAIR
5. ON FEB 16 GOING IN MASS GENREL HOSP. FOR A SECOND ABLATION 2006 THEN HAVE MY CHEST REPAIRED CLOSE THE SERNUM AND FIX 4 BROKEN RIBS FROM MY OPEN MAZE OPP. | Tumor removal, left knee.1990 Tooth pulled Oct. 2004, Valve replacement Jan.2005 Had ablation during valve surgery, also removed sections of atrium and left ventricle. Cardioversion did not work. Pacemaker was removed because the heart would not speed up during exercise; stayed at 50 beats a minute | Valvial Plasty - Opening of the mitral valve with a catheter. | Catherization - no cardiac issues. | Oct 2003 - RF ablation of pulmanory veins for AFib - resulted in AFlutter - persisted after cardioversion
Nov 2004 - RF ablation for AFlutter temporarily successful
May 2005 - cardioversion for AFib succesful - so far have to remain on Toprol, otherwise get exercise-induced AFib | ablation for AVNRT
ablation for flutter
pacemaker....now sithched off | 1977 Removal of Appendix
1989 Removal of arterial venous malformation in spinal cord
1992 Removal of polyp (non-cancerous) in throat
2002 Separation of fistula between colon and bladder (due to diverticulae) | RF ablation Oct 2006. One episode 3 days after ablation. Free of AFIB since !!!!. Off medicine since Jan 2007. | 1st ablation June 21, 2005 for aflutter and minor afib
2nd ablation June 24, 2005 with partial pulmonary vein isolation and over 280 "zaps"
3rd ablation May 2006 with compelte pulmonary vein isolation | None. | Surgery | | Dual chamber pacemaker installed in Jan 05 due to lower than normal hb at times. | 1986 Mitral valve commisorotomy
2004 valve replacemnt mitral and aortic | Ablation done in Québec on march 17, 2005. Still on recovery. Actually my AF episodes are very more often. Before ablation: about ten hours, each two weeks (twice a month). After ablation: about 26-30 hours, each two days. First time, I see someone for whom AF was aggravated by ablation (I pretty read much of the current medical litterature). First time my electrophysiologist see this too | nil | none for this condition- past surgeries for testicular cancer | | Catheter Ablation - Jan 2004 - partially successfull but remained on Atenelol, then AF returned in force in Nov 2004. After a weeks stay in hospital I have since had a further ablation in Jan 2005. Hopefully this has done the trick, although I will not know for sure until another 3 months once the heart has recovered from the ablation. Currently still experience a fast heart rate from time to time but appear to be in NSR. | Have had 2 RF ablations:
Feb 2004-complication: Cardiac Tamponade
October 2005 | Hernia operation 18 months ago and Vasectomy 22 years ago. | 2x DVT in calf muscle 10 & 14 years ago.
Various bowel scans for routine cancer checks, nil.
1x cardioversion - OK. | RF Ablation 9/9/08; instigated RF flutter which may need to be separately abated. | RF ablation in Aug 2004. First 2 months were fine. AF returned 3 months after procedure. Same frequency / duration as before. | No surgery as such, however I have been cardioverted twice the first effort lasting for 5 months of sinus rythm, the second time only two weeks. | One ablation in July 2003 | None | Jan 2001 had a Cardiac Cath and then a dual chamber AICD put in, on June 29th 2004 had a Cardiac Cath and Radio Frequency Ablation. |
Thrombectomy this past December--I was lucky; passed a clot from atrium that lodged in my right arm rather than going to cerebrum.Had not been on coumadin since 1999. Am back on for life.
2004 Refused sinus node ablation with pacemaker implantation
1997 Refused catheterization to explore for blockages (none show on echocardiograms) | 2 ablations | radiofrequency ablation of afib.
| cardioversion | None. | 1972 Left BT Shunt
1974 Waterson Shunt
1978 Aorta Shunt
1987 Fontan
1989 Coil Occlusion
1997 Wisdom teeth
2003 Pacemaker
| Tonsillectomy at age 6. | None | Surgery | Electro cardioversion tried in 1999, only 4 months after first diagnosis. Went back into nsr for 4 days, then back to AF
None, but Papworth Hospital suggest Pacemaker and AV node ablation. I have so far declined as I `m not convinced it is the answer. |
Embolectomy, right arm--Dec 16, 2003
Nothing prior for over ten years | 3 electro-cardioversions - conversion by amiodorone on other three occasions | None, unless you consider two internal cardio conversions. I have a consultation with Dr. Natale (Cleveland Clinic) at Marin General in December and am currently wait-listed for RF Ablation with Dr. Natale. | pulminary vein ablation | 2 quadruple bypass surgeries 1983-1993
6 balloon angioplasties
13 electrocardioverions
1 coated stent | | Went into afib 10/02. Had a cath 2/11/03 and dr tried to remove and/or squoosh the "interluminal filling defect with mobile characteristics". It rolled away from his instrument and dissected the artery in the process.(In English, he said it looked and felt like a pebble stuck onto my artery wall.) Had immediate bypass sugery 2/11/03.
Several shock delivered during surgery for afib. Went back into afib 2 days later. Put on IV Amiodarone and held in hospital till afib stopped.Episode of extreme bradycardia a month later led to hospitalization insertion of pacemaker. Taken off Amiodarone and digoxin. Afib returned in 3 weeks. Put back on Amiodarone. no afib for 6 months.
| Two angioplastic radio frequency ablations... Somewhat successful. Thyroid removal with non malignant adanomas...3cm and 5cm diameters. | |
Quad- bypass
Mitral valve replacement | None | | ICD implant, February 19, 2003; Cedars-Sinai Hospital, Los Angeles. | None | Radio Fequency Ablation in 1997 was attemt to cure Atrial Flutter but was unsuccesful (by the way, it was done using only local anaestethic so I could actualy feel the burns they are making inside the heart and after an hour or so this burning caused unbearable pain so they had to stop - so much about 'painless ablation procedure') | | nil | none | Heart-none | Pulmanary Isolation Ablation, 7/2002. This surgery was incomplete as they found a 10mm x 8mm thrombus (clot) in my left atrial appendage and were unable to finish the procedure for fear of a stroke. | | To many wounded in Viet Nam x3 and had injuries from running.
Approx. 20 surgeries | eye surgery 4 yrs. ago
breast biopsy 25 yrs. ago | none | Surgery | no surgery for this condition. knee surgery 14 years ago | None for heart related matters. | No heart surgery | Carpal tunnel, Hysterectomy, 2 back surgeries, hand surgery, gall bladder, tumor on thyroid, artroscopic on knees | Kidney removed aged 5 after accident/trauma.
Had cardioversion last week but the sinus reverted to AFib within 24 hours. | Cardioversion failed to return me to nsr.
Changed to Flecainide prior to another cardioversion, this failed too.
Ablation in Nov 05 at St Mary`s, london ..Failed.
Cardioversion 22/4/06 Failed as well
2nd Ablation 3mnths ago..so far a success. | no major | ablation and pacemaker on 7/2/02 | Repair of ruptured ovary at age 18.
Repair of bleeding ovarian cyst at age 22.
Hemorhoidectomy at age 23.
Hysterectomy (cervical cancer) at age 24.
Repair and partial removal of prolapsed intestine at age 31.
Insertion of fixator to repair fractured wrist at age 68.
| As I said, hernia under general anaesthetic in 1981 (also other side hernia in 2000) | | pacemaker implanted 5/14/02 | None | None
Atrial flutter ablation in January 2002, not known if effective, went into a-fib during electrophysiology study to document type of atrial flutter and did not convert despite numerous drugs and 5 attempts at cardioversion. Later converted on own. | Brain surgery following skull fracture | Kidney Stone (3 years ago) | | Lasso ablation on 10 October 2001. Afib returned one week after. Second ablation on 9 Nov 2001. Almost two weeks with no afib. | None | Ablation 60 days following amiodarone therapy termination. It was preformed blindly because I would not return to afib during the procedure. It is suspected that this was in part due to the fact I was still under the influence of the amiodarone at the time. The ablation failed within 12 hours. | Catheter ablation March 2000...unsuccessful | vealve replacements mitral and aortic | Two back surgeries
Hystorectomy
| | no heart surgery | Surgery | Ablation of Atrial flutter 3/00 | tonsilectomy, reemed out prostate 13 years ago.(i have often wondered if there was a connection) various teeth. | Cadioversion. Failed. | implantation of an ICD
angioplasty x 7
replacement of ICD | knee surgery about six months ago | None | none recommended unless I break through medication,in which case two specialists seem to prefer a pacemaker to ablation | None | two ablations in 2000 [cured AFlutter 100%]
Ablation in 2001 [helped AFib but still on meds] | NONE. | Just ablation and pacemaker 7 years ago. It's lifespan is almost over now, so I'll have to have a new one in next twelve months. | open-heart surgery | Failed AF ablation in 1994
AV Node Ablation and pacemaker in Sep 2001 | 2 ablations, 6 cardioversions..... | Nothing for the heart...yet. Did have an attempted ablation, unsuccessful, but I don't consider that "surgery", more of a "procedure". | Hearnia repair, rhino plasty | None
Two cardioversions
Cardiac catherization | 2 ablations | March 1991-cardiac ablation which failed, and a single chamber pacer installed.
May 1991-Another cardiac ablation witch failed and a dual chamber pacer installed.
November 1998-Pacer was changed. | cardiovesion x 3
radiofrequency ablation - cured flutter but not fibrillation | Left pulmonary vein ablation
Flutter ablation | 2 EP studies to ablate junctional tachycardia.
Participated in experimental protocol testing linear catheter ablation technique which was to emulate maze technique to eliminate AF. Completed 3 ablations in protocol, 1 on right atrium, 2 on left. AF symptoms were reduced for a limited time from procedure. | First onset of AF was placed in the hospital three days on Coumadin, Amiodorone and Diltiazem. Did not convert. Went back to hospital approx 1 month later for cardioversion. Hit me three times, did not convert. Had heart catheterization for suspected blockage from nuclear stress test. No blockage found.
In hospital January 23 for Tikosyn therapy. converted third day. NSR since that time 6+ months | none | EP Study with ablation for Atrial Flutter and implant of pacemaker, had cardioversion at that time because of a fib | Surgery | None | ablation of left pulmonary vein 11/9/2000
ablation for atrial flutter 11/21/2000 | no | pacemaker 16 years ago
AV node ablation a few years ago | Had heart catheratization that found heart okay.
| several cardioversions
EP study | No surgery for AF - only for other reasons (Hysterectomy; Hernia surgery; Gallbladder removed) I came round from Hysterectomy to find myself wired up to ECG as I had gone into AF during surgery. I had lost 3 units of blood during the surgery and have often wondered if that may have been a contributory factor to start of AF as I had never suffered from it previously. | None | None | Never had surgery. I'm 59 and have never been in a hospital overnight in my life. Maybe that's why I'm having a hard time dealing with this problem. | catheter ablation for suspected WPW pathway. none found! catheter ablation for atrial flutter circuit and preparation for trans septal pulmonary vein ablation. Am waiting to see the out come of the ultrasoud technic for this before proceeding.(the cleveland clinic) | Within a week after seeing the EP, I had a catheter ablation, which has helped for 18 months, but it could be because
I have been taking the amiodarone. At least I don't stay in AF as long or at as high a heart rate as before the
ablation.
Have now decided to undergo the maze procedure at the Cleveland Clinic because I can only see things getting
worse. The AF cure rate for the maze procedure is nearly 100%, and although it is open heart, it beats a lung
transplant. My EP is scheduling this procedure now and I hope to do it within 2 months.
| EP Study | N/A | | | | Feb 2005 Pulmonary vein ablation (and atrial flutter ablation)
Feb 2006 Second ablation - (last years flutter ablation was OK but 3 veins had reconnected)
Both ablations performed at Newcastle Freeman Hospital under Dr Steve Furniss |
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Plans | Plan is to switch from Multaq to Flecainide this week after an electrocardioversion a few days ago. | To build a social net work, and to find help with PTSD with out going bankrupted I'v had to go to the ER too many times for A-Fib and this is a financial drain.and makes me more depressed and anxious. | currently 75 days in normal sinus rhythm | Live a healthy, active life that is free of the cursed atrial fibrillation. | Controlled withdrawal from Sotalol starts in 2 weeks
Losing weight and hope to withdraw Ramipril this summer as was never high BP but my first cardiologist wanted to rule out hypertension and he considered I was borderline. Personally I've never known a high BP reading. | | atrial ablation within the next 2 months | Valve replacement | keep on keeping on | I will be taken off the flecanide in december 08 and also the coumadin( I think).
If I have no further episodes in the next month I will be taken off the monocor.
If I have further episodes I will require another procedure which will not be as long or complicated as the one I have just undergone. |
continue on coumadine for three to six months. May be able to cease taking depending on how I do during this period of time | Hope to either maintain a reasonable equilibrium using medication with the odd cardioversion on any relapse or if things worsen to have another Pulmonary vein isolation or other ablation as necesary | havnt made any, feel too ill most of the time. although my daughter emigrates to Australia soon and I would like to visit every couple of years if it is possible. | Due for catheter ablation in Paris in July 2007.
Update - ablation completed. NSR for the week following. Some tachycardia events but no irregularities. The medical treatment in Paris under Dr. Cauchmez has been excellent. Not on any antiarrythmic drugs.
The procedure was approx. 5 hrs and concentrated on the left pulmonary vein with a total of 80 burns. Hope to feel better and better as healing process continues. | complete drug treatment in a few weeks. then start aspirin and hope the ablation sticks. | I want to get off Amiodarone as it doesnt seen to work, my pulse is always around 105 bpm at rest, it usually goes up to around 180 when exerecising.
Will try another drug, try to get fit, lose weight and try to cut down on alcohol, currently drink around 8 units a day(2 cans of strong larger) | unknown - looking for answers | Try to keep my spirits up, try to beat this darn thing. Try to keep my doctor apts. Try to keep my sense of humour and try to keep my composure. | Would like to try my first cardioversion. Was scheduled for one at St.Lukes in Jacksonville on March 28, 2007 but got sick with a upper respiratory infection - had to cancel. Was so looking forward to it. Had about 4 months to get 4 readings in a row of PT/INR. Not giving up! | | right now I am preparing for an ablation | Trying to establish best medication/eating routine. | discontinue amiodarone
ablations - flutter and PVI | stay on medications, keep blood pressure under control along with heart rate. may consider another ablation in the future. | May agree to try ablation, EP is trying to convince me this is worth a shot, putting off PM as long as possible. | Plans | Get rid of some of these pills and hopefully the pacemaker and defibillator do their job. | hope to actually feel better - and perhaps be allowed back home from Nursing home. I left a healthy 80 year old just shy of 1 year ago and am now a near invalid. | | Changing from Sotalol to Flecainide with Bisoprolol within the next 2 weeks as suggested by my Cardiologist.
Cardiologist also suggested a PVIA which I will give serious conseration to if the Flecainide doesnt work. | I've tried all of the control medications and none have worked and all have side effects. Failed attempt at curing AF with an ablation. Considering an AV node ablation with pacemaker but I'm not sure that it will work for me | Hope to gain control of AF episodes. Hope to return to more sedintary employment so episodes will be less debilitating. | second ablation July 2006 | Would like to find a cure. Dr. wants me to take warfarin but I don't want to. | In October will consult w/ Dr. Undesser on need/possibility of second ablation. | try to keep the stress down, lose some weight | Return to Cleveland Clinic for a followup in Oct 2006. |
I get on with things as normal as possible when not in af. I try not to worry. (not easy)
I do not know when af will happen, But usually once a month.
I find my legs go very weak, unable to get up the stairs and then usually that night I will go into af. I wake up
in af and it will be afew hours after my next tablets that it will kick out again. | My regular cardiologist refers to his 30 years of experience in telling me that "Afib is inevitable, but that with continuation of medications, survival rate is unchanged". He also warns of the possibility of accidental uncorrectable narrowing of the pulmonary veins during another procedure. I feel tired all the time. His attitude is that since I am 72 years old and retired, I should sit back and smell the roses, enjoying what I have instead of fretting over what I can't do. Unfortunately, I can't persuade him to come over to my haose and take the garbage out to the street, or mow the lawn, or plow the driveway. Sitting, watching TV and snacking isn't good, either!
Dr. Morady, at University of Michigan hospital, feels that It is worth another try at ablation. He is well versed enough in the condition to have published papers on it, so I have confidence in him.
So-o-o-o, I am going back in on February 16th for another shot at it, hoping that "The third time will be the charm."
| I am now on a waiting list to get PVA. I was told that I was a good candidate for PVA. I am hopeful for the future. | may ask to have maze surgery | LIVE LONG ENOUGH TO SEE MY SON HAVE A CHILD | Keep on living: Try to get some of my strength back. Would like to feel useful again. | Hope to have some form of ablation to be cured. | Possibly ICD pacing and/or pulmonary vein ablation. | Reduce load on adrenals caused by low level food allergies and stress, increase fish oils, cont current levels of Mg and CoQ10, add flax seed oil - explore Resveratol, Berberine, and Chinese medicinal herbs - get tested for H. Pylori infection, increase exercise very gradually, retire from stressful job | for what?? | Carry On!! | Try to get of Cardarone as everyone says you cannot take this forever (However I take it for 3 years now and aside from some sleeping disorders I do not feel any aggravating side effects)
I try to get a fair idea on PVA history for others with +/-same age and condition. | Discharged 10/07 from Dr Roy John, head of EP lab at Lahey Clinic in Burlington, MA | Remove as much stress / anxiety from our lives with early retirement and live a smoke free, non drinking, simpler life. | Plans | | Will see how amiodarone plays out as I've been on & of it a few times(presently back on). Would consider ablation to get of meds but need to know more about success rate. Would appreciate hearing from others who had this procedure done. | | Appointment with EP, april 11. Considering new medication or new ablation. I'm pretty much bewildered. | if it doesnt revert,will probably have cardio version in 3 weeks | | | Just to get on with life. In the past the fatigue would really get me down and stop me from doing things. I also intend to lose some weight and generally increase my fitness levels, which is something I just didn't have the energy to do before. | wait as long as I can stand it until the procedures are perfected and advanced. | don't now but want to try vitamin E to try as have read that it may have the same effect as Warafin. Would also like to see if herbal/homeopathy would help. Herbs like Hawthorn for example. | Get fit, lose weight, eat lots of fresh fruit and veg, no food preservatives(sodium nitrate etc)and then when two biological half-lives of the Amiodarone drug have elapsed (210 days), commence a reduction of the verapamil dosage, a progressive step reduction of 50mg at-a-time, over a 12 month period to nil.
Will stay on the Cartia (asprin)100mg per day for life. | Hope for the best! | Considering a second "touch-up" procedure. | I have never been offered Ablation, I only found out via the internet of it's existence, I might not be suitable but I aim to find out. Keep reseaching to try and find non drug related means of lessening the effects of the AF. Keep listening to fellow sufferers, this site has been a great help tonight, thankyou all.
Oh and I need to find out what this "Maze" treatment is. | Awaiting second ablation at Papworth hospital, listed
before christmas 2004.
Ablation worked for me until the Amioderone kicked off
the thyroid which in turn started the AF.The very thing
that was supposed to help, hindered.
To anyone prevaricating about cathater ablation I
recommend the procedure. Its blissful experiencing a drug free life in normal sinus rythm if only fot a short while.
| I was put on 200 mg Amiodarone when Flecainide stopped working. The Flecainide kept me AF free for 6 months, but by the 9 month mark, I was back to 5 episodes per week. So far, I am 2 months AF free with the Amiodarone. I don't know how long this will last, but I hope for a long time. Perhaps long term, I can switch between the two, and they will maintain their effacacy. | I am taking it one procedure at a time assuming the rfa worked which I will find out on sept 30th, the I want to take care of the HOCM symptoms, I hope to convince my DR. that a Septal Myectomy is the way to go. I am also hoping go back to work and to continue my education in the field of forensic science. |
Listening seriously to all the histories of PVAs--may go that route if my episodes get me down. (Usually I stay below 120 bpm which I am adapting to) | 3rd ablation | another ablation to fix atrial flutter | find how others with my similar problem (septal defect, congenital) are being treated- esp patients my age range | I have an appointment with Dr Gill of Guys and St. Thomas's in London on 12th August with a view to ablation - Don't know if I'm ready for this yet. I might not even be a suitable candidate - I have lots of questions for him.
| To live life to the fullest | Retired, part-time work. | Hopefully, to be able to find a cure and carry on normally for a few more years. | Plans | Desperatle hope and trust in the Medecine men to find a cure for this problem, which seems to be becoming almost epidemic in size. Will suffer the probs unless it gets hopeless, then I will consider pacing, as a last resort |
Hard to plan in this state.
Still working half time--plan to continue as long as I am needed and can contribute.
| Once back in NSR the cardiologists just say to get on with life. No testing or analysis involved.Hoping to see a different one soon but have no great expectations. Just hope that flecainide reduces the frequency of episodes | See above. I am hoping to get my energy back to enjoy life. | AV Node Ablation with St. Jude pacemaker to be done 11/4/03 | PVI | | Have badly leaking mitral valve. Most likely another surgery and recovery in future.
Retired, gardening, cooking, reading, writing, family affairs | Give Amioderon a chance. Maybe a pacemaker
I feel like taking a bandanna and wrapping a couple of sets of underwear, tying it to a "walking stick" pole, and just RUNNING AWAY. Maybe if I ran away fast enough, I could fool the Gremlin that took the place of my heart and I might LOOSE him. | Angiagram | | Considering Catheter ablation. | April 28th trying hospital visit with dofetilide (tikosyn)
They said if that is not helping that a pacemaker then rate control may be next option. | May try to lower paceing rate since 98% of heart is being paced; need for Atenolol has increased from 25-75 mg. Will try to hold off on surgery as long as possible. Eventually Mitral Valve will probably need repair or replacing along with other procedures such as ablation. Hoping for new and magical techhnologies in the future.
2006 Update: Just returned to Boston where I am being followed at MGH. Care is not as good as Cedars and no one can compare with Dr. Cannon who kept me A-Fib free for 3 years!!! | Ablation if and when the frequency increases even with Sodolol. | In my case the most effective way to deal with Afib is to control the food I am taking (although it is very difficult for me to do it constantly as I enjoy good food) combined with Verapamil & Sotacor (which does nothing to Afib but seems to control Flutter reasonably well). Also, I will continue to search for other possible ways to deal with arrhythmias. | Have been referred to surgeons for the possibility of the Maze procedure | Currently having cardiac work-ups
Want to investigate hormone levels in depth | | just waiting and taking things at the same rate as i am now. | About to undergo cardioversion with the Amiodarone. If that doesn't work we will try other drug therapies. | I have had 3 cardio conversion attempts. The first two were unsuccessful and the third lasted only one day. For 5 months from start of chronic Afib I was treated with 400mg amiodarone. I am now back to normal sinus rythym
Currently I am considering staying on amiodarone for a while before any other treatments. My doctor told me that within the next few weeks he will take me off of coumadin.
| One day at a time ! | Trying to stabilize INR
Hoping to reduce amount of Amiodarone
Finding medications + side-effects limiting
Going to consult a Chinese physician | wait a couple of years for improvement in ablaton methods | Plans | exercise, lay off caffeine and alcohol, avoid sodium, eat heart-healthy diet, handle stress differently | Hang in with the medications until I detect that my health plan will provide an EP who is sufficiently experienced and skilled to do an ablation. | Stay with amiodarone in hopes of a better drug in future. Be alert for any side effects and hopefully stop amiodarone before any permanent damage. Alternative is PVA but I have very little symptomatic problems when in afib and Cleveland Clinic Drs seemed to prefer living with the problem instead of PVA stating that they could possibly do more damage than help. This advice was given in April, 2002, I have been on amiodarone since.Would like to try azimilide or dronedarone but don't think the are available.
I also had a melanoma successfully removed 8 weeks ago but have many moles and will not be surprised if there are reoccurances. So this may "get me" before side effects from amiodarone set in. | Hope to live to be 100 | To carry on living and working and hopefully find a solution. | Will not give up as long as there is a chance of a cure. | would like surgery to stop and get off of meds, and
coumadin. | Don't know | | To live another 20 years | I'm going to see an ep at Texas Heart Institute in Houston. He works with Michael Duncan, who is performing the Maze at St.Lukes. In the meantime, I'm staying on the amiodarone. Hopefull, something better will come along for me. My cardio has talked about the new AF suppression pacemaker and also he feels there is a new procedure coming along where a maze-like procedure can be done with cathethers. | If and when amiodarone quits working, I may try dofetilide.
Right now I'm counting my blessings. | Investigate radiofrequency ablation, although 2 cardiologists have said it won't work for me, or if it does, it won't last. | Hoping for drug that will control for longer than 2 weeks at time. | Will consider ablation as I don't want to continue on drugs. | | none | Wait and see | To try and find a doctor the can offer a real cure so that I can start living again, help if you can | After 2.5 weeks on drug check with cardio to see if dofetilide dose should be increased. | If amiodarone fails then may consider Maze procedure. | retrial cardioversion planned | To live with AFib and not get discouraged and terrified when the ticker starts racing - like I'm in a race and going no where FAST!!!!!!!!!! | Scheduled PVA for 10/29/01 | being referred to an EP Dr. at U.Va. hospital in Charlottesville, Va. a Dr.Haines for possible Focal Ablation | Plans | considering "laso ablation"- encircling the pulmonary
veins with ablations, to try and keep the "foci" from
emitting elec. impulses to the atrium. | do pva again | Hope to get this under contol ASAP. | continue under the medical supervision of my cardiologist and enjoy my Grandson, who I have the pleasure of taking care of M-Th with my wife. He will be four in August | Just live with it. My Dad had it for 20 years and did not die of it. My Mother also has had it for probably 15 years. Fortunately I can still exercise vigorously. I Mountain Bike and Road Bike but had to stop running due to knee surgery. However there is no question I don't have the energy I used to, don't know if due to the reduced cardio effeciency or aging. | Need help | Hold tight till the miracle cure arrives. | | Try control of AFib with minimum meds,weight loss and
learning more and more about AFib | TO VISIT A NEW SPECIALIST IN SOUTHAMPTON.HIS FIELD IS ARRYTHMIAS. | After next pacemaker.which I'm hoping is even better than this one, I want to lose weight and excercise, and resemble Jane Fonda! Up to now,attitude has been, "why bother" if I'm going to drop dead perhaps with the next 'attack' of A.F.Now I don't think I will drop dead with A.F (thanks entirely to finding A.F web-sites) and feel optimistic about a future,(like having one!)I want to plant my saplings and watch them grow... Not to mention my six sons growing as well!!! To be calm, be happy, have a life... | dont know | Any comments to kforge@mantissaconsulting.com.au | Try to go on with my life and not let this make me depressed but I am afraid to go away travelling or too far from my doctors and or hospital....... | Wring as much fun as I can out of life. | Try for an ablation | Another Cardioversion, wait for ablation to improve success rate | | unknown | non-invasive maze procedure when available | Lasso ablation
maze | Possibly try Dofetalide.
Volunteer for another ablation protocol.
Wait for Atrial defibrillator technology.
Work up the nerve to get the maze procedure.
| I have my fingers crossed that the Tikosyn will keep my heart rate normal. So far, so good. | looking for a Afib specialist in NJ area | Take one day at a time and enjoy my sinus rhythm for now | Plans | Better define substances that trigger AF and eliminate need for drugs. | Plan to have the left pulmonary vein ablated again in January. This time they plan to ablate the total circumfrance at one location.
If the next ablation doesn't work I will seriously consider having the Maze procedure done. | keep on keeping on | stick with meds
hope for cure | Am hoping dronedarone is shown to be effective and free of amiodarone side effects. Hoping it's the Holy Grail
for me.
| ? | Wait and see how things develop! I am disappointed that Flecainide does not actually stop me from going into AF - I just don't get it all the time like I used to. I hope I don't go into chronic AF as I don't think I could cope with that. | Planning to have maze procedure in January 2001 | I do not plan to try new major anti-arrhythymic drugs, given my past experience of no benefit and plenty of side effects from them.
I keep the maze in mind, but I am not eager to have major heart surgery now that my heartrate while in AF is under 100, and I have learned to live with it. (Living with AF for me means that, although I always know when I am in it and feel uncomfortable and fatigued; I also do all my usual activities when in AF, and it no longer upsets me emotionally.) Ablations are not yet sufficiently consistent as a cure for AF to cause me to consider one.
I am hopeful about new treatments that may come along, and appreciate being able to hear what they are really like from other Afibbers who are utilizing them, not just from physicians and articles.
Mostly, I try new non-traditional treatments from time to time. They don't cure the AF, but they do support general health. | I plan on looking into alternative methods but hanging in and not letting this condition effect my very active lifestyle until a cure is discovered. | Am convinced the AFS are secondary to some as yet unidentified neurologic disorder. Will persue this idea via the cleveland clinic neuologic department | Maze as above and return to active lifestyle | Maze Procedure | I just started Tikosyn in mid May 2001. I was recently diagnosed with hyperthyroidism and need to get that treated before deciding what else, if anything, I need to do for the AF. | I have MASS, a connective tissue condition that includes mitral valve prolapse and top normal atria and aorta valve size, which probably predisposses me to AFIB. Also after an episode of AFIB in 1996 I threw a clot that fortunately lodged in a cardiac artery so instead of a stroke I had a modest heart attack. I hope to get my system more resistant to arrythmias so I can get fully off amioderone. I don't really want to take another antiarrythic drug unless it is effective without big side effects. I think we all would like to solve the cause of our afib and not to just try to "cure" it with heavy duty and very expensive drugs. If I can't keep in NSR I will hope that a non-invasive MAZE technique will be developed that will work. (I hope this happens soon to the benefit of everyone.) | Investigating the feasibility of Dofilitide (Tikosyn) or Azimilide therapies. | | ... update 22nd July 2011. Still actively enjoying NSR and completely free of AF since second ablation Feb 2006.
...update 15th Feb 2008 : I'm skiing again! 2 years of NSR and still counting :)
earlier comments.....
Slowly increase my fitness levels so I can get back on the ski slopes!
I was going to try dofetilide but had trouble getting it (it's on a restricted licence in the UK)
I'd like to find an exercise I'm capable of doing in the hope that I can steadily work my way back up to a decent level of fitness.
I'll take some convincing that a 3rd ablation is a good idea (but it'll be either that or a pacemaker if the second ablation doesn't work)
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Comments | | Its not the fast heart beats and SOB that bother me as much as the confusion, left sided headaches and drunken feelings that I get when I have these a-fib attacks. This last attack has left me feeling venerable and anxious. I am also wondering if anyone else has had these problems with confusion after a-fib episodes, and if any one else has had problems with warfin. I started out with 5mg and went up as high as 20mg with no results. MY INR remained at 1.5 no matter what I did, but the drug was making me sick to my stomach, so my doctor stopped it., and put me on aspirin (that also causes stomach problems.) | probably the worst experience of my life. | Unfortunately, most of us live acutely aware of our symptoms. It's hard to avoid feeling the slightest rhythm variation, and to feel the disappointment, anger and sometimes fear as another episode bears down on you.
I have trouble differentiating between PAC's and afib, and for my money PAC's are nearly as insidious. I feel them almost as strongly as afib, and if I don't push myself they will keep me from living the life I want to lead. I want a life free from all arrhythmias, and I won't quit till I get there!!
You have to fight the bastard. | First episode I stayed in hospital for a week until I reverted. Had Heparin drip for the week and various drips including Digoxin . Finally reverted with Flecainide IV on 5th day and within 1 hour of being given the dose As I had been in AF so long I was kept in for a couple of days after.
When in AF (fast - circa 200 bpm) most effective treatment is Flecainide IV, I now have some Flecainide as "pill in pocket" but have never taken one. I have also had Amioderone through a central line.
Had PVI at Papworth. Very worried before hand but the procedure and hospital stay was fine.
Had chest soreness for 5 or 6 days and very severe heartburn for a couple of weeks.
Feel fine now. | | | | i would like to help someone who has this condition by giving my non medical advise | Afib is a very debilitating condition for some people such as I experienced. I was feeling very depressed and like I had lost control of my life.
I want to let you know there is a cure in most cases that have no underlying medical condition.
to the person who withdrew due to pain after on hour. Give it another try. If you ask for more sedation they will give it . It is important that you are awake because as I am sure you are aware there are some serious risks involved,
The doc needs yu to tell him if the pain is to severe in case of injury to areas not meant to be ablated. |
basket case because of fear of coumadine and amiodorone | Finding the right specialist is key to beating this condition.
I had many problems with heart medication and it was difficult to find medication that worked and I tolerated. Due to my being so severely ill at one point they had to give me both flecainide and amioderone together which despite the side effects worked to cardiovert me. Unfortunately when my heart flips into AF it is between 170 & 220 beats a minute and needs to be acted on quickly as my heart function is now compromised. I will be on medication for life now. | I am really sick of having AF, my days are filled with trying to fit everything into one day, ( very difficult when I am sometimes in AF 6 hours to 10 hours at a time.)
I can only walk a few steps to the bathroom, or to make tea when I am in AF, as I feel too breathless and faint when I move about too much. | Had stroke in January 2007 and was found to have bradycardia.
Pacemaker implanted March 2007 for bradycardia but no alleviation of afib
despite atrial pacing.
A very difficult condition to treat or control and when in afib I am extremely symptomatic.
Has ruined family/social life so hope the ablation works. The drug therapies seem at best to control afib for a very short period only and at worst have no effect at all.
I empathise with anyone who has afib - it's a very insidious condition and just gets harder and harder to control the longer it lasts. I hope everyone gets some relief or cure from it. | A little history
My job requires a full medical every other year. Starting about 10 years ago the technicians began to noticed that I had premature atrial contractions (PACs) in my EKG.
At my last physical one year ago they diagnosed A-Fib from the EKG. I went through a stress test and they noted my exercise intolerance.
I went to a cardiologist and he recommended an electro cardioversion. I went through two, I was in normal sinus rhythm (NSR) for about 4-5 days and then back to A-Fib. We tried Rythmol,,,that did not work at all. He put me on Warfarin to protect against stroke. He told me that the medical data said that at my age I could take aspirin and just live with A-Fib since I was asymptomatic.
I would have done so, except I learned that persistent A-Fib will remodel your heart such that you could have valvular problems,an enlarged heart in the future and A-Fib could become chronic.
Even though asymptomatic I opted to try the Pulminary Vein Ablation Procedure (PVAI). I had the work done in March 07 as well as the electrophysical study. Post surgery I was put on Amiodarone, Toprol and Warafin. About a week after surgery I was again in A-Fib so I underwent one final electro-cardioversion. Since then I have been in NSR. I elimenated the Amiodarone and recently the Toprol. I do still have ocassional bouts of skipped (ectopic?/PACs) beats but I always go back to NSR.
Emotionally this has been tough. I am keenly aware of every skipped beat now. Sometimes at work I feel like I am in a fog. It has effected my life adversely. I am somewhat optimistic now as I have been in NSR for close to three months. | Over the past 20 years I occasionally had irregular and fast heart beats lasting a few hours after drinking red wine.
With me it's not so much the fast heart rate that bothers me, it's the floppy feeling in the chest and the feeling of only firing on 3 cylinders. | Medication makes me feel tired and listless. | I am curious if anyone else has this to the degree I do. Has anyone else have/had this condition be as persistant as mine seems to be? The symptoms can (read ARE) very distracting and a little scary. I spend about one out of eight weeks in the cardio care unit of either the local hospital, or the larger hospital three hours away in a much larger city (where the electro-cardiologist keeps shop). Even lying in bed I have trouble breathing, climbing a flight of stairs can be a real chore. I sweat constantly and to a degree that I have to be careful I don't dehydrate. I sweat even sitting in a chair watching TV. The thing that bothers me the most is my poor kid. He wants to go for a walk, I can't, he wants to play hockey, I want to as well, but my darn body won't agree. I would have the doctors make me bionic if I could play with my son again. Is anyone else in this boat? | Still have alot of questions about A-fib and A-fib cathethar ablation. Been doing alot of research. Still on the fence about it, but I would love to get off the medications. Very medication-sensitive. | | Last year my doctor wanted me to have an ablation after the V-Tach episode, but we decided to try one more med.
I was fine for almost 7 months [my attacks were mild and only lasted for a few minutes] than all of a sudden my attacks changed, and I have been in the hospital 3 times this year. | My father had same problem. I assumed for decades that the problem was some sort of hernia problem.
Not sure about meaning of paroxysmal - assume this means beat skipping.
Episodes prevent sleep - produces gastric problems - creates AF. | | I was under a lot of stress at work when i first new i had a fib. i got a medical retirement from my job. now that i'm not under a lot of stress and having two ablations and taking the right medicanes my symptoms are minor and the only downfall is having to take the heart medicanes and blood thinner. when i first came down with a fib my symtomes were severe and it was very hard to work and i was always having to leave my job and go to the emergency room for care. | Learning to cope with AFIB, is a battle in itself, if you can learn to live WITH it, instead of AROUND IT, you have half the battle beaten. | Comments | Thanks for the database, it is interesting to see how other people are doing with the same problem. | You are the only person in charge of your health despite what Dr.s tell you. Learn all the side effects of every drug and proceedure that is recommended. New proceedures are often exciting and can be effective but understand that you may become a deciding statistic for future reference. Don't expect miracles -
Appreciate what you have now - it may disappear tomorrow. | Remember that it is your heart and if you are not happy with anything DO NOT let it go ahead. It seems that atriall fibrilltion cannot be cured only minimised and something like flecainide has serious effects on other drugs which doctors may want to give in the future.
Warafin usage in the U.K. is standard practise in a lot of places but if you are not happy with it TELL THEM.
My consultant said that at the age of 50 the risk of a blood clot in the brain far outwieghed the benefits of taking warfarin full time . Also was unhappy at being kept at very high levels 4-4.5 for weeks at a time.
| Whe I first had AF episodes I used to get really worried. Now I see them as a nuisance which can make things like travelling overseas a problem as you are always wondering if the 'devil' is going to show up. | | Still have other conduction paths so when in AF random pulses are still getting to ventricles. Doc says I'm in the 5%-10% of patients who have these conduction pathways. | nil | Incidents always start in the middle of the night and seem to stop sooner now. In the past I took amiodarone for weeks, was electrocardioverted, they stopped spontaneously, or I used the Valsalva maneuver.. | Over weight. | The meds seem to make me tired. Have trouble sleeping and have to take a sleeping pill. | I played football in college and was a competitive racquetball player. I also used to ride 100-150 mile bike tours. I am now out of breath climbing a set of steps and struggle to force myself to work out. I feel every irregular beat that my heart makes and it is very annoying. It creates a sense of anxiety.
Ever since the PVAI surgery, I feel great. Still a little winded but it's getting better. |
I find that people don't realise that you can be in so much pain when in af, my symptoms are breathless, faint, weak, I have to lie down after afew minutes of walking about and like a kick in the chest when it goes back into a normal rhythm.
And that I feel I am running a marathon while sat down.
| This has been a long hard road, and I had a really hard time even getting it diagnosed, at first. I would feel like I was having a heart attack, and went into ER's three or four times telling them I just felt weird, sick and dizzy, fluttery in the chest and cold. Of course by the time I went through the "System", my heart would resume normal rythm and they would find nothing. My physician even prescribed Prozac at one time.
Finally, I ws lucky enough to have it caught on a EKG, and at least I knew what it was, and that I wasn't crazy!
Right now, I'm somewhat concerned about things, but have put my faith in God's plans. If it is to go well, it will. If not, I'll do what I must.
A side note: I'm not sure if the condition is congenital, but my mother used to complain about her heart "Wanting to jump out of her chest" at times, and my daughter is starting to display some symptoms, too. Mom lived to 86, though. | When in AF, I feel totally exhausted, I lose my voice, I don't sleep well, I just feel lousy, I get anxious not knowing when it will start and when it will end.
Luckily so far, I've converted on my own even though they are lasting longer. | 10 yrs ago was running marathons and competing in triathlons. Have noticed attacks becoming more frequent. heart jumped out 4 days after first pvi, second op gave me 3 months of joy. waiting for a cardioversion to hopefully get rid of flutter. seeing doctor end of jan to discuss long term prospects | MAKE DAM SURE OF EVERY PROCEDURE THAT YOU HAVE DONE IS WELL LOOKED AT AND DONT GIVE UP GOD BE WITH YOU ALL | Watch out for dentists!!! | | Supplements and gluten free diet have given greatest refief. I was malabsorbing before finding gluten intolerance. Correcting the electrolyte inbalance is causing improvement. This has included having nutrient IVs. | My suggestions for someone diagnosed with paroxismal AF is to treat it aggressively to prevent it progressing to the chronic stage, avoid the usual early treatment with Digoxin which can make it worse, be very aggessive re diet and supplementation before resorting to surgery, but consider surgery before the AF gets chronic, understand that a different ablation approach is needed for chronic AF than for paroxismal AF, and subscibe to Medscape (free) for the most current info on allopathic approaches to AF. If you are taking Amiodarone be sure to have your liver enzymes checked regularly. | | I definitely have mostly food-related and gas-related onsets of AF but am generally in good health and annual blood tests don't show anything untoward. Mostly the AF starts at night. | Seeking history of people who have already been treated with pulmonary vein ablation to find out about results on the long term.
I am concerned about the number of people having stomach problems together with AF. My GP and Cardio keep saying there is no relation .....
Good luck to all of you trying to get this condition 'solved' | I was diagnosed with PAT in 1993, controlled with mild doses of digoxin, then digitoxin plus atenolol. In June 2005 afib was diagnosed (I was in the rhythm at an annual checkup).
Dr Roy John (Lahey Clinic - Burlington, MA) took a conservative approach as the first procedure indicated atrial flutter only. The second procedure was focal in nature, and did not control the rate or rhythm. I was on amiodarone and toprol XL. Side effects were a brain that slowed way down and gave me similar symptoms to alzheimers or senility. When I stopped the Amiodarone, the symptoms stopped but the afib came back, leading to the third and final procedure in May 2006. Depression became and issue so toprol was stopped as well. I am now off all medication and feeling better than ever.
My brother also has had ablations at Cleveland Clinic (Dr Natale) but had several small strokes. He is now asymptomatic as well - see Peter in Houston on this website. | My family have a history of thyroid with my grandmother and my sister badly affected. Three cousins also affected by thyroid. Also a wide ranging number of diabetics. I have not tested positive to either problem. Since had first contact with a cousin in New Zealand, both he and his mother have same problem - familial? | Comments | | This is an absolutely great site! | | I thought my ablation would have killed AF. So i am a bit disappointed. But we'll see. | I wish that there was more info available on the internet about this. The American Cardiology and all those other sites dont seem to be satisfactorily researching the vagal miediated type of af which I am almost convinced is whats happened with me. I found a anon website www.vagalafibinfo.fsnet.co.uk/vmpaf_faq.htm. This site made the most sense to me and while I know its not been done by a medical professional, it has been done by a sufferer of af. Can you please advise if there are any other sites that I can go to? Are there any clinicla trials that you are aware of?..Ive ticked the boxes below for treatments received over all of the episodes Ive had. I may have missed some...thanks..james kerrigan | Have finally had PVA procedure done. Only a week but no new episodes. Still a bit weak but am sure to improve. My procedure took just under 2 hours. Person before me was in for 6. | hope dofetilide continues to work with no side effects have been on drug for 2 years with very good results. | The Cardiologist Consultants I have seen have been excellent but I get very frustrated with other doctors, as they seem to think it is a very minor complaint and that you are making a mountain out of a mole hill. | The thought of this afflication for one more day, never mind the next 30 years, drives me crazy! | Would like to hear from others re side effects of medication I am taking to see if they had the same | Not enough information to people about AF and healthy life style. | AF episodes are part of my life now. However, if the episode exceeds about 15 hours I get extremely anxious, hyperactive, and paranoid - almost psychiatric symptoms. Fortunately it has always corrected itself without intervention, but it's hard to wait out those last few hours!
Good luck to all of you. | This is ruining my life. | It looks as if I might have to give up my (much loved) work because of this wretched illness, I have already reduced my hours to part-time, I am always totally drained of energy and I beleive the doctors, mine at any rate do not take the condition seriously enough, so COME-ON the medical profession get a grip. | I was amazed by the similarities that we share with this
condition.My Gp looked askance when I mentioned food
being a trigger for instance. Its very hard describing
what its like to have this condition to someone other
a fellow sufferer. Until they pick you up off the floor
of course but even then, its even harder knowing that
your own ' non life threatening' monster can wake up at
any time. | All the indulgencies in life trigger me, and sometimes spontaneously starts with no trigger. Sometimes a brisk walk after a couple hours of AF can help it to convert. From what I understand, paroxismal AF is much more symptomatic than the chronic form (although I'll take it anyway over chronic). But I do get very fast rate, dizzyness, anxiety, and shortness of breath. | I have been living with HOCM for 10 years now and I take it one day at a time but the feeling I get when I have an episode of A-Fib is something I want to stop for good as soon as possible.
Good Luck to everyone and God Bless |
It is comforting to have found a group of fellow (and lady)
afibbers. | | | My mother has a stroke in her early 40's, so I don't mind being on Warfarin. | Most bouts occur in the early hours of the morning for me anytime betwen 02:30 and 04:30. The transition between being asleep with a nice slow hearbeat and waking up seems to be where it all goes wrong. Can't seem to make up its mind whether to start beating quicker or not so starts throwing a wobbly. I have had a couple in the afternoon at rest after I have been doing some particularly manual work at home. As time goes by, I am learning to cope with it and not get so worried as I did at first and the bouts only stop on their own when I am half lying down on my left side. Most of the information I have found about this menace has been from the Internet and the Afib support group on Yahoo has been invaluable.
Having discounted alcohol and caffeine as a trigger, I am now embarking on the process that dehydration may be a cause and drinking plenty of water - so far so good, but I'm always aware that uncle Afib may just be lurking round the corner.
| | Recently found that taking Magnesium supplements have decreased frequency, duration and discomfort of afib episodes. | It's so nice to have found your site and hopefully we can all be of help to one another in some way or another. | Comments | Seems to me that there is much divided opinion in not only country to country, but within countries themselves, as to the best way to tackle the prob. As my original cardio said.
Do you want to live well for the next 20 years and then Maybe have a prob within Amiodarone effects, or suffer from AF 24/7 for the rest of your life? Its a tough call to make when you don`t know the answer. |
Lucky to be alive, grateful for each beautiful day and for beautiful people.
Lost my beloved wife to pancreatic cancer five years ago. | It appears I fall into the category of a vagal AF sufferer as typified by age and sex, fit and athletic as illustrated by low heart rate (mine is 54 the day and was 48 in my twenties). Certainly two (and possibly four) of my episodes seem to be ‘postural’ in nature. All of them have involved high-intensity activity that has elevated the heart rate. The reversion after vagal manoevres seems to further confirm the vagal-nature of the attacks. In addition to the ’activity’ element there also appears to be a co-existing factor that seems to have possibly ‘imbalanced’ the autonomic nervous system. The toxins, alcohol and aspartame, have been mentioned previously. If the episodes had been solely activity-initiated I would sureIy have had many more episodes as I have regularly participated in rugby, soccer, athletics and weight training. I have tried to manage the potential triggers but it is not easy as regards the food-chain toxins. | I appreciate everyone's contribution to this website and the yahoo support group. Without it, I would not be seeing Dr. Natale next month. There is no one in Hawaii who does the RF ablation so I figured I would wait for the best. | | I have a history of heart disease starting at age 33 in 1983.
I developed Afib in April of 2000.
After my first conversion I was taking Corderone
and was fine for 18 months until the Corderone started to affect my thyroid and I had to go off of it. It was been downhill ever since. Sotalol did nothing for my afib, my dose of corderone was lowered with no problaems to date.
| | | 8/10/2004 will see me getting a Medtronic AT500 PaceMaker.
The Medicines have failed, and even in the Dr's Office, from one second to 50 seconds later, my pulse will wildly fluctuate from 34 to 150+... and the blood pressure "Flys" along with my pulse. My pace will be 65, and even though I'm only 54, I feel like my heart is 90, and my activities reflect that fact. I'm bed-ridden most of the time, and really important events happen, and I just MISS THEM. I'm really tired of missing out on life. Even if I'm not in bed, I have to watch out that I don't "Pass Out" with the ever-changing pressures. 4 syncope's in just the last 2 months. Good Lord Willing, by Tuesday, 8/10/04 at about Noon CDT-USA, I'll be on an even kiel, just beating along, pumping away, and I can forget the gremlin that took the place of my heart. | | | | | Suffered with undiagnosed paroxysmal A-Fib for years; only two episodes of sustained A-Fib ever but first was Sept 2002, second, February 2003. ICD was put in (to prevent further damage to heart) and, since then, have been very fearful of mechanical unknown in control of my life. Good support group in L.A. that meets quarterly run by Dr. David S. Cannom. Found it very helpful and am changing my PCP to Good Samaritan to be followed by him.
Site here is very informative and helpful. Thanks. | | I don't thing there is miracle cure for Afib and it seems like chronic condition which is here to stay. Only thing we can do is to control triggers and make sure afib does not cause some other damage (stroke). In my opinion Afib belons to the same category as diabetis or hipertension - they can not be cured but can be controled and by doing so hopefuly be able to live long and reasonably healthy life. | I has a sudden onset of fast AF 13 months ago and have had several cardioversions. The medication has only controlled my heart rate. I have tricuspid regurge and enlarged right and left atriums. It'a mystery to my cardiologists and have now been referred for surgery. I am allergic to warfrin and take phenindione and frusimide which are not included in the list of medications. And have been on several medications which on have not maintained normal sinus rhythm. | Have a 2 year old and work part-time,sometimes get extremely tired and hgave ??? ectopics due to this | | Had all the "tests" done when at the ER, no heart problems. | I am very frustrated with the lack of good treatments for a young person for this disease. I realize that this is because younger people with this disease are in the minority. My familiy is in a genetic study with the Mayo Clinic for our AF. | I have heard a lot of unfavorable comments on amiodarone, but it worked for me. I have had no significant side effects. | After six months off coumadin felt weard.So I talked to freien a Internist who had Brest Cancer and ask her how long did it take till you felt comfort. She was funny stating she knew every pain was the cancer spreading,but at about a year she knew the daily aches and pains we all get are just that.Great comfot for me. So I will be hyper till the year is up.The EP who did my PVA stated about the same. He said allot of people refuse to come off coumadin after six months in fear of the 'monster'returning. | | I am basically asymptomatic and don't feel my problem. It was detected during lab work for another condition. | Comments | hope that this web site helps others out there with this condition. was experiencing symptoms and had no idea what it was until late-night visit to hospital when I felt like I was having a heart attack | | When I had the first known episode, being an old jock, I thought I could fix it myself with excercise. I rode my bike all summer including a 400 mi weeklong tour. After the tour I gave up and went to the Dr. He chewed me out pretty good because of the stroke risk and sent me to an EP. I had one electrical cardioversion which lasted only 4 days and have had numerous, about 8, chemical cardioversions using procainamide.
Since being on amiodarone I convert on my own usually by excercising.
My normal resting heart rate is around 50 bpm and have not tried pushing it past 145, during bike riding.
During afib my heart rate may go up to about 100bpm at first then settle down to 65 to 85 bpm.
I also play tennis and enjoy weight lifting. | Glad I am not in A-fib now. Hope to get back to enjoying life. | Good to know there are others out there who share the problem.
I also met my old squash partner in the hospital AF clinic last week. He has the same problem!!!! | Glad Im off Amiodorone,changed Cardiololist who has different idea`s,am still carefull of foods and drink plenty of water to flush the system of all the meds.Feel good on present meds, but wonder for how long.
Not a great believer in cardioversion. | | Would like to hear from other people who have had pacemaker and if it helped cure A-Fib. | | I would just like to get out of AF and into normal rhythm if only for a few hours just to see what it is like. | | | | Glad to find a group with same problem to share with and learn from | I have suffered with extreme depression since I was diagnosed. | | I have heard that new evidence (Archives of Internal Medicin (Oct 22/2001)is that the drugs to cure AF are being found to be not worth the risks. | | | I have received great comfort from this list and it's wealth of experience. Thank you! | | 9 cardiversions since start of problem
| HELP! | | | Comments | Overall I'm just tired of dealing with it. I'm fairly
well controlled so that I don't worry much about it.
But for how long? As you can see I've done my fair share
of meds. | this condition is psychologically debilitating. it keeps me from my accustomened active life style. | Waiting for results of Echocardiogram to find out why?
Found out that I have Cardiomyopathy. | My cardiologist has explained a-fib as an interruption of the hearts electrical sequence. He is unsure as to why it occurs and has used several different medications that were not successful at controlling my heart rhythm's. After four years of different meds and AICD shocks that are no fun at all, he hospitalized me and started me on Amioderone; At first, it didn't stop my a-fib and he subsequently tried using external paddles to convert me. When that didn't work he was very perplexed and talked of the possibility of performing an ablation to the node in the heart that controls the electrical impulses. I checked my-self out of the hospital and took my wife to Hawaii two days later as we were scheduled to go to Lanai' on a trip with our church. I converted to normal sinus-rhythm the first night there and i have stayed that way since. | See above | I am 52 years old, have been a health 'fanatic' all my life - extremely fit, healthy and disciplined. As a child I suffered some kind of rheumatic fever, then throughout my life I have been a highly allergic person to pollens, animals, straw, dust, feathers and certain foods (milk, MSG, some colorings and additives etc). I first started have heart 'flutters' about 3 years ago. My AF's have got worse as I have had more and more medications for the condition. I used to have them intermittantly now, now chronic ... meaning they are always there ... I can feel them currently 'beneath' the amiodarone I was put on 4 weeks ago. Have had 7x cardioversions in hospital since Xmas (6 months ago) and now it is suggested I have ablation therapy but I've yet to see any postings on the internet on any channel which yells success with this therapy - most say still need medication, many say had to have 2 or 3 and others say it didn't help at all. Would appreciate any comments from others. | I was very frightened last year particularly at the risk of side effects from amioderone.Now I am comforted by the 6 month checks I am living a normal busy existence pretty happily. | | The existance is this AFib group has been of great assistance. Each AFibber is different and I will continue
to follow more and more studies and new developments in
the final solution of heart rate problems. Will also make myself available to pass along my personal experiences. | I 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. | If life on earth is a test we A.Fibbers are sorely tested! A friend of mine died of some thing grim recently, but I did'nt, I'm still here, so I'm actually the lucky one, I only got A.F!!!! Long term ,(within 5 years max) I'll have Maze. And try and teach myself to be strong when my 'double' A.F has kicked in!! | | I was fiited with a dual-chamber pacemaker in August 2001 after the AF became too unstable. Nearly 3 years on, the pacemaker has improved my life immeasurably BUT I have only in the last few months started to feel really WELL again after suffering the effects of long-term medication (in particular Amiodarone). BE VERY CAREFUL WITH AMIODARONE.
PREVIOUS HISTORY - For years I have not been able to tolerate vitamin c or citrus juices early in the morning and have had problems with my disgestive system - all the doctors I have seen, have said there is no connection with AF - I'm convinced there is and it's interesting how many other people on this database have similar views. I saw a doctor in Aug 2001 who diagnosed me as insulin resistant and thought he could help the AF through diet, as he had other patients. Unfortunately, my AF became too unstable (ie impossible to live with) so I was not able to conclude his program. | This is a terrible thing to live with and I do not think that the medical profession is doing enough for all the millioins of people that have it, some worse than others. HELP!!!!!! | | This is an awful condition. The medical establiment will have to reconise this and start treating the patientand not
keep telling you this is a minor conditon. its thrown my life upside down. | | | I am trying to get information on what is new out there. If I can find something to take to the doctor, maybe we can try something different. I really don't have much hope of finding anything with the way my chemistry works. | | Since so many people are getting this disease, I can't understand why the Drs. don't know more than they do. | | have not been able to "live" with this disease, although my cardiologist says that people can live a relatively normal life with it. This has affected me both physically and mentally. I have been unable to enjoy the things in life that I have always done. Every pain I feel in my chest (and I feel pains often) causes me to worry what permanent effect this is having. I was referred to an electro physiologist cardiologist that has given me more hope than a regular cardiologist. I suggest that anyone seeing a regular cardiologist get a referral | | | Comments | Would like to find a quasi scientific test to determine sensitivity to various substances | My arrithmia was under control for 8 years. I was taken off quinaglute because of a long QT wave. SInce being off quinaglute the Drs. have not been able to get my atrial fibrillation back under control. I have been rushed to the ER by ambulance twice in November 2000 with heart rates which caused me to be to weak to walk and had great difficulty breathing. | | very frustrating | Recurrences are very frustrating and slow me down, but still have active life. Am determined to do all possible
to stay out of chronic A.F. if possible.
x | | My cardiologist told me that the digestion problems and feeling that a balloon is being blown up inside my chest when I am in AF is caused by the heart enlarging to keep the blood pumping around the body - when the heart enlarges, it presses on the diaphram and this causes the uncomfortable 'blown up' feeling and the accompanying belching. I have also had fluid in my lungs caused by rapid AF (l98 beats per minute) on one occasion.
AF leaves me exhausted - as if I've run a marathon. | | Being able to communicate with other Afibbers has been a major factor in my adaptation to AF. Thanks to all. | If someone out there is on amiodarone with success and no horrible side effects I would appreciate hearing from them. This medication scares me. | YUK! I've had it! | For in depth coverage of the maze procedure, go to the web site of the Annals of Thoracic Surgeons at:
http://ats.ctsnetjournals.org/cgi/content/full/70/5/1580
I was going to go thru the maze anyway, but after reading this when it was posted this week, I got a tremendous
boost of confidence.
Go to http.//members2.boardhost.com/mazealumni/msg/1.html for the Maze Alumni exchange. There are
increasing posts of those of us who have taken the "leap". Most, if not all have one regret about the maze
procedure: Not having done it earlier!! I hope to be one of them soon. | My side affects are from being on the Amiodarone for 6 years
I now must come off the medicine. Also, must be off 6-8 weeks prior to the Maze procedure. | My father has AF. and my 42-year-old sister was also just diagnosed with AF. They suffer from congestive heart failure. Luckily, my heart muscle is healthy. In 01/00, I had a moderate to large stroke in right temporal area the day after a cardioversion. I had the cardioversion because I had been in atrial flutter for about 40 hours. For four months before the cardioversion, I was taking rhythmol and aspirin and unfortunately was not taking coumadin at the time. | | Suffered a stroke in October '96 during the initial episode of a-fib. Did not receive the medications in time to control the condition.
Drugs converted after about 3 months in a-fib the first time. No drug conversion since. | | Update Nov 2022
Mostly settled state with infrequent episodes of ectopics (less than once a month)
update Dec 2017
the 24 hrs ECG showed over 15000 ectopics and put me in the ablation category but the ectopics have greatly diminished - I'm spending most of my time in NSR again.(echo shows normal heart size). I'm in a monitor and see what happens state, things will have to get much worse before I consider another ablation.
update Nov 2017
apparently unrelated to the AF - I have high frequency ventricular ectopics originating in the right ventricular outflow tract
update Sept 2017
I've been having 10 to 20 ectopics every minute for about 3 weeks, it's not stopping my activities but can be unpleasant when I'm at rest and my rate is low. being referred to cardiologist...
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update 2014
There's been a steady increase in random ectopic activity, nothing as bad as 2012 but enough for me to report it to the GP. I know some ectopics are entirely normal and many AFers become overly sensitive to what their heart is doing. All I'm doing here is reporting a change I've noticed in case it leads to something else down the line.
I'm going to try get a little fitter to see if that helps the situation...
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update feb 2013
I've had no problems since Sept 2012 and am still skiing so I'm putting it down to severe dehydration and my sensitivity to spotting something that others may not have spotted. (several other players suffered on the day!)
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update 8 sept 2012
I had about 2 hours of irregular rhythm (about 100 bpm) after playing bass trombone in a march on a very warm day. I'll update further if more events occur.
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Although not formally diagnosed, my AF appears to be predominantly vagal. The vast majority of attacks occur at rest in the late evening or when I'm sleeping. I hope this database proves to be useful in our quest to tackle our shared problem !
2 of my pulmonary veins are abnormally large and I suspect
this is the main reason why I have AF
History of AF frequency
none since second abaltion ;
every 8 days post 1st ablation(2005) ;
every day early 2005;
2004 - every 2 days ;
2003 every 9 days ;
Every 16 days for the first 4.5 years.
AF usually lasted 20-24 hours. |
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CheckTable | 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| CheckTable | 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| CheckTable | 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| CheckTable | 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| CheckTable | 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| CheckTable | 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| CheckTable | 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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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