WITH AFIB HOW DO MANAGE HEADACHES
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I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN YOU HAVE AFIB AND NOW GETTING VERY BAD HEADACHES??? HELP SOMEONE
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Posted , 7 users are following.
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN YOU HAVE AFIB AND NOW GETTING VERY BAD HEADACHES??? HELP SOMEONE
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glyngreen9948 andre1011
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suzanne48640 andre1011
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If if it is a migraine headache, imitrex is ok to take.
Of course, ask your doctor. Good luck
andre1011 suzanne48640
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derek76 andre1011
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andre1011 derek76
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derek76 andre1011
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siaw56215 andre1011
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I usually ignore what I consider as minor attacks. When I experience any form of irregular heart beat I recall if I have consumed strong coffee ar had a 'delicious' meal at a Chinese restuarant. If yes, I know it is food related and I do deep breathing exercises which helps.
If the attacks worry me I will get myself admitted.
Hotrodda andre1011
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I am just recovering from 16 hours of AF i find it knockes me for six.
I can't do anything to make it go and seem to be getting it around once a month. I would recommend an ablation if offered to you, I used to suffer bouts two or three times a week and in 2011 had the ablation and it got rid of them, in 2015 I had a heart attack nothing to do with the AF , and the AF came back I am now waiting to go in for a repeat procedure.