is vitamin B6 good for chest/heart pain associated with multiple defibrillations?

[LivingInTheMoment]

OK, so someone brought this topic and question in the Lounge!

I found it inapropriate in there!

So i brought the query here for anyone to answer it, though I find the query needs to be taken to the doctor.

I left it as was posted!

 

[LivingInTheMoment]

>Because atrial fibrillation may cause blood clots and stroke, warfarin is often given to patients
with the condition of fibrillation to help thin their blood and protect them from having strokes.

>Vitamin C and other antioxidants may assist but a visit to the doctor should be taken seriously.

**Vitamin B was found not to assist as they previously thought, and it may have contraindications for it.

>Synvastatin (uncertain if correct spelling) which is given for reduction of bad cholesterol fats
is prescribed for this at times.

>Omega 3 tablets, or fish may assist.

>Difibrilators, may be used to assist the problem

***I am uncertain if the OP meant, after having multiple defibrilations if vitB6 was advised.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/09/05/health/main815555.shtml

http://www.sciencedirect.com/scienc...serid=10&md5=796b59b612cc7e2de737e3794be3aa08

http://seniorjournal.com/NEWS/Nutrition-Vitamins/6-05-18-SeniorsProtected.htm

 

[Blue_Phlame]

I appreciate your effort to start a thread concerning my condition. Perhaps it's the stress of the recent events that happened, but I still think you're arrogant.

Since the topic is open, I have to say that rest should help aswell. Since the body heals best while at rest, I'm going to sleep now.

 

[LivingInTheMoment]

Blue Phlame^^^

^^^For someone who knows me NOT, THAT is an arrogant thing to say, especially after thanking me for trying to assist you.

The people who know me, would laugh at your comment!!!

I assist people from small to oldest and from all walks of life, strangers or friends, even the odd person in the streets and do it out of instinct and because it is the right thing to do-but do it under the right circumstances and environment.
I do it because I have compassion for the human condition and I am a sensitive human being with empathy!
Now that would not account for any trace of arrogance!!!

>Don' make off the top of yourhead floating and generalized assumtions.

*I accept that you may be stressed and we all say and do things under such circumstances, so you are forgiven for your arrogant comments!! PEACE!

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[LivingInTheMoment]

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/490217

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15389232?dopt=AbstractPlus