Antiarrhythmic Drugs and Exercise: Which Ones Athletes Tolerate, and the Two-Day Rule

An arrhythmia does not end an athletic life, but the drugs that control it are not interchangeable from a performance point of view. Some cap the heart rate that training depends on; some are well tolerated but carry a specific proarrhythmic trap; some are simply unsuited to a young, active body. Understanding the classes makes the conversation with a cardiologist far more productive.

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