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Subramanian

2024-03-27 02:53:56
Diagnosed AFib with RVR . Cordarone 100 mg prescribed 1-0-1 for two months . Taking medication from 15/3/24 . On checking again with ECG and FibriCheck App AFib persists as of today but the heart rate does not exceed more than 90 even after walking etc and no symptoms. Should we increase the dosage or continue the same . Since our consultant is out of country this question posted here .
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Continue same dose

Answered2024-03-27 04:21:43

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