Sotalol for Atrial Flutter User Reviews
Brand names: Betapace, Sotalol Hydrochloride AF, Sotylize, Sorine, Betapace AF
- Gon...
- Taken for 1 to 6 months
- June 10, 2015
Sotalol "Way too many side effects. Felt worse with this drug than I did with A Flutter and A-Fib. Dangerous med."
- QVC...
- June 25, 2017
"Feel horrible taking this - hard to breathe - blurred vision - no energy - cannot sleep well."
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- March 5, 2018
"After taking the pills for a couple of days, I found that I was unsteady on my feet. I will watch for a couple more days, and if it continues, I will consult with my doctor."
- AF8...
- September 2, 2021
Sotalol "This particular maker of this drug does not work for me. Causing shortness of breath and headaches, as well as overall lethargy."
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Sotalol "I have Myasthenia gravis. Normally well controlled. An infusion of sotalol immediately set off a myasthenic crisis. It also counteracted almost everything I was taking. Heart rate went to 40 and leveled off at 46. BP went to 226/120. Diaphragm was paralyzed. Thirty minutes later, my blood sugar went to 226. No spontaneous respirations. All this with only 1/4 dose. I had to use a BiPAP for the next several days."