Supraventricular Tachycardia Questions

My dosage of metoprolol ER has been reduced from 50mg to 25mg. Is it OK to cut the pill in half?

Posted 26 Mar 2017 by Metoprolol • 5 answers

Is it normal to still have heart arrhythmia while taking metoprolol? My dr. says not to worry it is?

Posted 31 Jan 2013 by lydiaann12 • 2 answers

... about 80% controlled. How do I get my anxiety under control? I think about this everyday hoping it won't happen today. I can go a few days fine and then it starts to flutter. Then I am right back to the constant anxiety. How do I relax?

Metoprolol tartrate - How can I lose weight while taking metoprolol?

Posted 30 Jul 2017 by Hz9vr101 • 1 answer

Will something like a Nutri System plan work. I have two bad knees so exercise is limited

Seroquel Side Effect - Tachycardia?

Posted 19 Aug 2017 by xibenix • 1 answer

Was just diagnosed with Sinus Tachycardia by my general physician, did echocardiogram heart structure and everything was fine. Holter monitor 24 hr showed heart was still beating too fast (sinus tachycardia). I'm concerned it could be the seroquel, but I'm wondering if its not the ...

Long term advers effects of oral verapamil?

Posted 17 Apr 2012 by Dr.MOHAN.H.S • 1 answer

I take metoprolol tartrate a 100mg twice a day should I work while taking this?

Posted 2 Jun 2016 by Johnjohn7 • 2 answers

It makes me real tired and sluggish and weak when I take it always feel fatigue and light headed also feel depressed since I have been taking it

Can sertraline from different manufacturers cause different side effects or even severe reactions?

Posted 20 Jan 2012 by asherrock • 2 answers

I have been switched to sertraline from zoloft and have been experiencing SVT, hot flashes, migraines, tremors, high anxiety and severe panic attacks. Can these side effects from the ingredients in the generic zoloft.

Atrial Fibrillation - Hello, I am new to this, so I am a 45 yr old female with A-fib, flutter and?

Posted 21 Jun 2012 by Catlover3 • 5 answers

... SVT, have had this for 10 years now, on all types of meds, I feel like this pesty a-fib is controlling me instead of me controlling it, does anyone else feel this way

Can tachyardia go away on its own?

Posted 25 Dec 2012 by BridgetElena • 2 answers

Hi! I was recently diagnosed with supraventricular tachycardia,it started back in June,but I was just properly diagnosed this month. I am on medication now,but I wonder if it can go away on its own? How many of you who have it,have ever had an ablation or cardio version? If so how did it work? I am ...

I've been taking 1 seroquel (25mg) at night for the last 6 nights. Is it safe to just stop?

Posted 5 Sep 2015 by joedenton • 2 answers

I have a heart condition known as SVT. I haven't had any SVT symptoms for many years so I neglected to mention it to my doctor when he prescribed me wellbutrin and seroquel. Since starting these meds I've been experiencing irregular heartbeats and SVT episodes. I called my doctor and he ...

Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome - nayone have info on wpw in infants?

Posted 5 May 2010 by browneyes2705 • 4 answers

my 8 wk old daughter has wpw, svt and a hole in her heart. We have been in and out of the hospital since she has been born... knowledge is power i need information...

How long will it take for Metoprolol to stop my heart skips?

Posted 18 Aug 2011 by cameron1130 • 2 answers

I have been taking Metoprolol Er Sucinate 25 MG for 3 days now and my heart is still skipping beats?I went to the ER the other night and I was diagnosed with sinus tachycardia with premature atrial complexes and I was prescribed 25mg of metoprolol er succinate but the "heart skips" have ...

Supraventricular Tachycardia - I have svt and I wake in the middle of night with a fast heart beat?

Posted 12 May 2013 by Gjhorn • 2 answers

Also the SVT seems to occur more after I eat a large meal.

Can you take any cold medications if you have svt--mucinex? what should I avoid?

Posted 20 Feb 2014 by pdlucy • 2 answers

Metoprolol - Anyone taking Metropolol only during SVT symptoms?

Posted 3 Jan 2015 by l1nd3r • 2 answers

My primary care physician gave me Metropolol (50mg) to take only when I have SVT symptoms which is 1-2 times a month. It works maybe 15% of the time. My mother has afib and asked her cardiologist about this, who said you have to take Metropolol all the time for it to be effective, and not just when ...