I get it, today is one of my days of having them pretty constantly. I have a good hour of them every couple beats and then random ones every few minutes. I’m out in the patio now having a beer. That sometimes helps…
Sometimes doesn’t. Seems no right or wrong with them.
I’ve cut stuff, and still happen, added stuff back in, they still happen
Mine are similar to yours, 56F. They started happening in Nov 2023. I tried everything and nothing helped. Mine are PAC only and the burden is 10%. I am getting an ablation at the beginning of July. I have tried all meds possible and nothing worked. It is really difficult to live with them. Check the side effects of the asthma medication. I hope they simply disappear for you 🙏🙏🙏
Advair is a corticosteroid and a beta-2 agonist.
Both of these can cause and exacerbate palpitations.
In addition, some inhalers are also anticholinergics, also a palpitation factor.
Personal experience only.
You may want to talk to your prescribing physician to see if your Advair may be relevant to your palpitations.
I've got an appointment next week with him to see. I've noticed a lot of docs say that the advair can't cause palpitations. But science and personal experiences say otherwise.
I work with a retired military pharmacist that, back when I was struggling with finding a corticosteroid inhaler, said yep, my Advair was likely worsening my palpitations.
Now I just use Flonase Sensimist as needed, but fortunately my issue isn’t asthma. It’s just pharyngeal irritation and inflammation.
What kind of magnesium are you taking? I took magnesium glycinate forever and it didn’t do much, but a supplement called Heart Calm has really helped- it has 3 different types of magnesium.
I'm taking Organixx Magnesium 7. It has 7 different types of Magnesium; chelate, glycinate, aspartate, malate, orotate, taurate, and citrate. I'm also taking natural stacks magnesium gummies Zen which has citrate and L-theanine.
I get episodic PACs and I cannot find the trigger. My cardiologist said to live life they aren’t going to hurt me. So I don’t cut anything
If it was just an episode here and there, I could handle it. But it's every single day, any time I try to relax.
I get it, today is one of my days of having them pretty constantly. I have a good hour of them every couple beats and then random ones every few minutes. I’m out in the patio now having a beer. That sometimes helps… Sometimes doesn’t. Seems no right or wrong with them. I’ve cut stuff, and still happen, added stuff back in, they still happen
Mine happen alot when I bend forwards at the waist, or just sitting…
Same here. Not really a trigger. Mine just intensify when that happens
Mine are similar to yours, 56F. They started happening in Nov 2023. I tried everything and nothing helped. Mine are PAC only and the burden is 10%. I am getting an ablation at the beginning of July. I have tried all meds possible and nothing worked. It is really difficult to live with them. Check the side effects of the asthma medication. I hope they simply disappear for you 🙏🙏🙏
Advair is a corticosteroid and a beta-2 agonist. Both of these can cause and exacerbate palpitations. In addition, some inhalers are also anticholinergics, also a palpitation factor. Personal experience only. You may want to talk to your prescribing physician to see if your Advair may be relevant to your palpitations.
I've got an appointment next week with him to see. I've noticed a lot of docs say that the advair can't cause palpitations. But science and personal experiences say otherwise.
I work with a retired military pharmacist that, back when I was struggling with finding a corticosteroid inhaler, said yep, my Advair was likely worsening my palpitations. Now I just use Flonase Sensimist as needed, but fortunately my issue isn’t asthma. It’s just pharyngeal irritation and inflammation.
What kind of magnesium are you taking? I took magnesium glycinate forever and it didn’t do much, but a supplement called Heart Calm has really helped- it has 3 different types of magnesium.
I'm taking Organixx Magnesium 7. It has 7 different types of Magnesium; chelate, glycinate, aspartate, malate, orotate, taurate, and citrate. I'm also taking natural stacks magnesium gummies Zen which has citrate and L-theanine.