Since you have a normal heart other than the accessory pathways that have been ablated, flecainide should not be dangerous, but you should always speak with your physician before making medication changes. Another medication class to consider is beta blockers. Beta blockers reduce the frequency of premature beats and can stabilize the heart rhythm. Thus, I suggest that you speak with your physician about using a beta blocker. I hope you find this information useful.
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