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A member asked:
Taking flecanide, fainting when going back into rhythm. can i continue to take this medication?
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Need to get checked: Fainting after conversion suggests post-conversion pauses which is a form of tachycardia (af)-bradycardia (pauses) syndrome. This can be confirmed by wearing a heart monitor. You need to see an ep doc to decide about best treatment options.
Answered 1/23/2014
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