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SOTALOL - ORAL

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norma ogrady - 29 Apr 2005 04:31 GMT
I have an arrhythmia in 1996 I was admitted to U of M hospital with A
Fibrillation, I was told that it may never happen again and was discharged
without any medication.

I was told the arrhythmia I had was not life threatening.

I just had episode on april 9, 2005, I was taken by EMS to the hospital.

My heart was in A Fibrillation, It was brought back into normal rhythm.

I am diabetic and have asthma and about a 130 pounds over weight.

I was placed on 1/2 of a 80mg SOTALOL - ORAL every 12 hours. and Lisinopril
5mg once a day. I was told not to use my advair disk anymore nor albuterol
inhaler only to use flovent.
The Sotalol made me feel horible mentally and I felt like I could not
breathe I tried to call the Dr who perscribed the Medicine and he wouldn't
contact me. I told his nurse I was stopping the Sotalol.
I got upset about this Dr not returning my call so I went to another
cardiology Dr. who gave me Rythmol SR 225 mg to take every 12 hours.
I am afraid to take it because I had such a bad time with the Sotalol.

My question is how are these Medicines different and can the Rythmol give
me the same effects? feeling horible mentally and I felt like I could not
breathe.

Please, help me. as I am so fearful of taking these Heart Medicines.
God bless
Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD - 29 Apr 2005 05:33 GMT
> I have an arrhythmia in 1996 I was admitted to U of M hospital with A
> Fibrillation, I was told that it may never happen again and was discharged
> without any medication.
>
> I was told the arrhythmia I had was not life threatening.

It is not by itself life threatening when you are adequately
anticoagulated on warfarin.

> I just had episode on april 9, 2005, I was taken by EMS to the hospital.
>
> My heart was in A Fibrillation, It was brought back into normal rhythm.
>
> I am diabetic and have asthma and about a 130 pounds over weight.

You are at higher risk for stroke from the atrial fibrillation and
should be anticoagulated on warfarin.

> I was placed on 1/2 of a 80mg SOTALOL - ORAL every 12 hours. and Lisinopril
> 5mg once a day.

What about warfarin ?

> I was told not to use my advair disk anymore nor albuterol
> inhaler only to use flovent.
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> My question is how are these Medicines different and can the Rythmol give
> me the same effects?

They are chemically different.

> feeling horible mentally and I felt like I could not
> breathe.
>
> Please, help me. as I am so fearful of taking these Heart Medicines.

In truth, as long as you are adequately anticoagulated on warfarin,
there is no need to fear.

> God bless

You will be in my prayers, dear neighbor whom I love, in Lord Jesus'
most holy and precious name.

At His service,

Andrew

--
Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD
Board-Certified Cardiologist

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gman99 - 29 Apr 2005 19:24 GMT
Did the doc tell you to cut out the caffeine and try low dose aspirin
?? I was on sotalol but only until I converted to a sinus rythm.
ted rosenberg - 29 Apr 2005 20:31 GMT
appropo of what - this post is meaningless eith no quote and no link to
a thread

> Did the doc tell you to cut out the caffeine and try low dose aspirin
> ?? I was on sotalol but only until I converted to a sinus rythm.

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gman99 - 29 Apr 2005 20:38 GMT
> appropo of what - this post is meaningless eith no quote and no link to
> a thread

Then DO NOT READ IT...many have the ability to see the previous post
without MAGIC...perhaps you're using too many killfiles...don;t know...
ted rosenberg - 30 Apr 2005 02:17 GMT
well Chung, when we get a piece of crossposted babble, with no thread
that appears that we are being trolled
Look fuckwit
either
1)LEARN TO QUITE or
2) f.ck off

AND - please stop crossposting your drivel

>>appropo of what - this post is meaningless eith no quote and no link
>
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> Then DO NOT READ IT...many have the ability to see the previous post
> without MAGIC...perhaps you're using too many killfiles...don;t know...

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"...in addition to being foreign territory the past is, as history, a
hall of mirrors that reflect the needs of souls observing from the present"
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Sleepyman - 30 Apr 2005 22:03 GMT
On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 21:17:49 -0400, ted rosenberg
<tedrosenberg@iname.com>  kindly posted these remarks
>:<well Chung, when we get a piece of crossposted babble, with no thread
>:<that appears that we are being trolled
[quoted text clipped - 17 lines]
>:<> without MAGIC...perhaps you're using too many killfiles...don;t know...
>:<>

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Twittering One - 29 Apr 2005 20:30 GMT
This is worth checking, as my memory's vague ~
Rythmol and Warfarin are contraindicated,

May cause problems!

Call your doc or phamacist immediately!
 
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