That is very good news for you and your daughter. I was just wondering if this top cardio is an Electrophysiologist (heart rhythm specialist)? Regular Cardiologists are famous for minimizing the risks associated with LQTS. Just thought I needed to pass this info on.
Take care,
Hello,
You should really ask your doctor / cardiologist this question, but I think a beta blocker is a very safe medication. It's often used for other conditions than heart diseases - it's effect is to reduce the effect of adrenaline on the body.
It's often used to prevent migraines, panic attacks, tremor, flushing, and it's often used by musicians and speakers before they enter the stage.
Anyway - it's really good your daughter doesn't have LQTS! Congrats on that!