Minie: female with rheumatic mitral valve disease.

I am Minie, a 75-year-old woman with rheumatic mitral valve disease treated with a mitral bioprosthesis 10 years ago. I am here at

the cardiologist’s office for management of my AF.

AF was first diagnosed 4 years ago and I have failed numerous electrical cardioversions, hence I am constantly on AF. I still

experience a sense of palpitations, especially when I climb stairs, despite taking a small dose of beta-blocker.

My primary care physician recommended adding some digoxin to my regimen.

What should I do?

The cardiologist performs an ECG and increases the dosage of beta-blocker
I should ask my doctor for another try on electrical cardioversion to relieve my symptoms
Digoxin can be added, since it lowers heart rate and will minimize my symptoms
Having palpitations is acceptable. I continue with my current drug list

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