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There is an approach to managing this problem. We call it ‘Pill in Pocket’ approach. Basically as soon as the patient becomes aware that they have gone back into a paroxysmal tachycardia (could be SVT or re-entry or even AF), they take the recommended heart tablet (which for a lot of patients is a Betablocker or another different medication like Flecanide) to see if the episode settles. If despite taking the tablet and waiting for an hour or so, if the paroxysmal tachycardia hasn’t settled or if they develop chest pains/breathlessness/feel faint, then they go to the hospital. The vast majority of patients simply manage with the ‘Pill in Pocket’ approach. If they are needing to use the tablet frequently (more than once a week) then they go through consultation with the cardiologist again. This approach saves patients unnecessarily needing to go to hospitals. ***The most important thing is such a ‘Pill in Pocket’ approach Must always be recommended by a Doctor*** All the best. J G S R clinic

You should consult a cardiologist for assessment and to determine the cause of the issue. Required medicines can only be decided after realising the underlying cause.

WPW, Atrial Fibrillation etc are conditions that are not self assesed. You will have to take expert advice physically. Please note that all conditions that make the heart beat faster cannot be controlled by beta blockers. Underlying cause has to found out.

If WPW with atrial fibrillation is suspected, beta-blockers (bisoprolol, propranolol) are not safe, even temporarily. These medicines can worsen the rhythm by allowing very fast impulses to pass through the accessory pathway. Therefore, self-medication while traveling to the hospital should be avoided.

First , confirm if you have wpw syndrome.Check if you have short pr interval and delta waves

Kindly get ecg then cardiology opinion

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Needs to be evaluated Do consult

Without ecg how to evaluate. Please consult with cardiologist.

Very Very  internet related query. Consult superspecialist like cardiologist.

Depends on presentation

Dnt be a doctor on your own as it can backfire. Where is ECG? Kindly consult with me on 94 two six eight six 78 nine six.

Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Take cardiologist opinion.

Further evaluation is advised