u/delta8withasideofdmt

Okay so as some of you have seen my posts you may know whats happened

Relapsed in afib u can find the post 1-3 days ago

I got afib in dec bc i was dying from cellulitis then it activated

Now have relapsed 7-8 times in that period most self terminate but some creep to 180 bpm. One was 12 hours and needed a cardioversion upped my flecinide dose to 150 after my relapse 3 weeks ago

Been suffering and still have ptsd from the first episode as i was cardioverted during near septic shock with a CRP through the roof

I hate every heartbeat i can audibly and physically feel and am beginning to rot away at 17

Today got blurred vision, bp drop, dizziness, from the flecinide 50 mg increase i literally get shines from small light sources as if ive been knocked out and wake up under a spotlight now on the way to hershey medical center for an ekg

EP STILL WONT ABLATE ME BY THE WAY

Trying to change ep

My EP wont ablate me and waiting on a referral from chop gonna get another cardioversion and now need 50 mg more flec

I’m not sure how I’m gonna like. Live my life. I’m not even like discouraged at this point. I just don’t know what I’m gonna do.

I’ve been dealing with AFIB since December and I’m wondering if anyone here has made the switch from metoprolol to nebvilol. I understand the metoprolol is more blunting, but I don’t know at this point if I can handle this anymore

Low energy, erectile dysfunction, heart rate is not increasing enough at all to do zoned cardio.. I strongly believe at this point its making me worse not better and nebvilol because it doesn’t limit cardiac output seems like the better option while still preventing heartrate surges

Going to talk with my cardiologist about the switch because of the active lifestyle i live. Has anyone here done this?

I mean, the title basically summarizes it some people here have seen my posts and seen that at 17 years old I’ve been suffering from atrial fibrillation I got atrial fibrillation during a cellulitis issue after a wisdom tooth extraction that got botched

I’m talking to a very good electrophysiologist at Penn State Hershey and basically what he’s saying is his my heart is perfectly echoed and the MRI also showing any scar tissue is completely clear

I go into atrial fibrillation whenever I am dehydrated and then I get up off of the bed too quickly as i wake up usually from naps That is literally the only times I really go into afib excluding the one or two times that it has happened when I drink cold water too fast (odd) or had too much caffeine

Any opinions would be greatly appreciated and I have a speculation that this is something that is structural in my body that is overlooked do we agree?

Does anyone else have this issue? I know it crosses into the bloodline barrier, but holy fuck. It literally feels like I’m in a nightmare. I’m not sure if this is just me I would like to hear other people’s opinion.