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FuzzyFabio
02-28-2004 @ 2:40 PM                           Reply to this Discussion  
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I am under treatment for AFIB from about 5 years. This treatment consist of 2 425 mg pills of propafenone clorohydrate. I am six feet and six inches tall with an apprssimate weight of 230 pounds. At the end of 2003 I have encountered problems in:
- remember phone numbers,
- accomplish daily task completely,
- drive to some places 20 .. 30 km far from the town where I live without any reason realizing wrong direction at the end of the drive,
- feeling mentally tired,
- remember where I have parked the car yesterday,
- be upset and shout to my boss for his daily stupid mistakes that bring me unnecessary extra work.
Far from what I experience I realize that I could check the phone numbers on my diary, I can write down where I have parked the car...
Along with this small problems I have had a first hernya surgery that must have a second surgery in the next future.
Now I have just finish a tretment with St.John's wort.
But I am not sure the improvement I have reach are so safe. I feel unconfortable at driving. I drive 60 miles a day back and forth to my workplace and I have realized "lack of promptness" driving style.
Does anyone knows if there is compatibility pattern between propafenone and St.John's wort?

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