14Prescription Drugs
Your doctor might prescribe some medications to help with long QT syndrome. Beta blockers are the most common options as they can slow your heart rate and reduce the increasing rhythm caused by this condition. Some common drugs include propranolol and nadolol. They mainly work by blunting how the heart responds to adrenaline. For some types of long QT syndrome, your doctor can also suggest spironolactone, which can help your body absorb potassium better. Similarly, potassium supplements can also help improve the recharging system of your heart. [14]















