Norpace CR User Reviews & Ratings
Norpace CR has an average rating of 9.3 out of 10 from a total of 4 reviews on Drugs.com. 100% of reviewers reported a positive experience, while 0% reported a negative experience.
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Arrhythmia | 4 reviews for Arrhythmia | 37 medications |
- agr...
- May 11, 2011
For Arrhythmia "I have been on this medication for 11 years. It regulates the PVCs and PACs, and slows the PSVT episodes that I get 1-2 times per year. Before this medication, I always had irregular heartbeats due to PACs and PVCs, and I was always tired and weak. As soon as I started using this medication, I had a lot more energy. The only downfall is that I always feel hot/humid even when it's not hot/humid."
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- Taken for 10 years or more
- August 17, 2020
For Arrhythmia "I have been on this med, Norpace CR, for 50 years, and it made me have a quality life instead of miserable. I have to use the CR, which keeps it level in my bloodstream. It is the only med that worked for me."
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- Anonymous
- April 15, 2011
For Arrhythmia "Been on it for a year and working good for me, no arrhythmias since I have been taking. Would have rated a 10 but do have some weak and pulled muscles."
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For Arrhythmia "I have been on this medication for 22 years. I have a weird vagatone form of a-fib. I was on Procainamide for 10 years, but developed chemically induced lupus. After 4 hospitalizations and 3 cardio conversions, Norpace CR was the only drug that worked comfortably for me. Unfortunately, it is currently out of production and not scheduled to be available again until March 2018 (today is 9/1/17). This has happened several times in recent years, there is no generic CR. MDs don't like it as it is an old drug and is contraindicated with 400 other medicines under 1,200 brand names, but it works for me when most of the new drugs don't. I am 65 now, and my EP wants to do a pacemaker, which I intend to postpone as long as possible."