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I had afib only once almost a year ago when I was pregnant. They said it was because I was pregnant and my potassium was low. I'm scared everyday it will come back. My question is has anyone had a stomach bug and taken zolfran for nausea? I'm worried because the side effects say it could cause a fatal arrhythmia..just need some input because both my kids have the bug and if I get it I would like to take the zolfran😕
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terence68672 laurie1015
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You dont have to worry too much if you have a normal heart and dont have what is called a long QT interval. If you have this, steer clear. Otherwise, maybe have half the dose if you're that worried.
derek76 laurie1015
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terence68672 derek76
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John5006 laurie1015
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Hi Laurie,
?I can only offer some words of comfort. My daughter had AF twice - on both occasions it accompanied the pregnancies of my two grandchildren. Once she stopped breeding and her body returned to normal, no more AF.That was around 5 years ago. Also in between pregnancies - no AF.
?My daughter, now, as a 'hobby' practices Thai Kick Boxing which really makes her work out.
No problems.
?John