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Asthma medicine / A Fib

Posted by Sunshine13 
Asthma medicine / A Fib
January 26, 2022 10:06PM
Dr. Just put me on Spiriva Respimat Inhaler . It’s an bronchodilator . I have paroxysmal a fib . Has anybody taken this without a problem ?
Thank you.
Re: Asthma medicine / A Fib
January 27, 2022 02:31AM
Since we are all physiologically unique individuals, IMO, your question(s) should be directed at the physician who prescribed the medication. Does he/she know you have paroxysmal afib? Have you read all the information that came with the inhaler? Do you know fast heart rate is one of the common side effects of the medication? Are you on any medications for your afib or other medications you may be currently taking that might conflict or interact with the inhaler? My apologies, but the above are just a few of my concerns if I was prescribed a new medication.



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Re: Asthma medicine / A Fib
January 27, 2022 01:25PM
I have taken in total consideration all your questions , but perhaps I should of re worded my question . I wanted to get an overall consensus of people that have asthma and A Fib to see what steroid or combination inhalers have worked for them . Thank you !
Re: Asthma medicine / A Fib
January 27, 2022 06:13PM
Ventolin (salbutamol) is a a short-acting β2 adrenergic receptor agonist. It is widely prescribed in UK for asthma. One of the listed side effects is arrhythmia caused by potassium depletion.

Gill



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A Fib / Asthma Inhalers
January 23, 2022 04:16PM
Hi , I have asthma plus paroxysmal A Fib. I have always used an Flovent Inhaler which is a corticosteroid inhaler. Now I have run in a situation that my Flovent inhaler isn’t helping me much and my Dr. wants me to try Breo or Advair which are inhalers that that have a corticosteroid and a LABA ( long acting beta 2 Adrenergic agonist ) . I am worried that by using theses inhaler it will set off my A Fib. Has anybody had this happened to them or you do just fine with theses type of inhalers. Any suggestions greatly appreciated.
Re: A Fib / Asthma Inhalers
January 23, 2022 05:11PM
I use Ipratropium Bromide 0.02% (nebulizer) with no problem. In fact my pulmonologist said that is the drug he prescribes for all his afib patients.
Re: A Fib / Asthma Inhalers
January 27, 2022 01:26PM
Thank you so much ! Have a great rest of your week .
Re: Asthma medicine / A Fib
January 27, 2022 08:03PM
Sunshine, I hope you don't mind but I merged your two threads together into a single thread since they're duplicates of each other. Duplicate threads will push other topics off the front page, so we like to avoid that.
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