Video of my irregular pulse during A-Fib

[a-fibber]

hantsnwa.org.uk/afib.mp4

[a-fibber]

Lol . Scarey trace though.

[jan-ran]

Fascinating. Well done for objectivity in what must have been a stressful time. JanR

[Hidden]

Interesting! Mine's a bit more bobbly than that. Weird isn't it, everyone's AF is unique I guess!

Lis

[jennydog]

Amazing. That's guaranteed to make you feel rotten!

[a-fibber]

Seeing the pulse graph does and did not change the sickly way I feel when in AF. In the last few minutes I've looked at tmy very scarey overnight oximeter oxygen % and pulse rate charts. See it here hantsnwa.org.uk/graphs.JPG

[Hidden]

I think there just could be a slight chance of becoming too obsessed?!

[a-fibber]

Not surprising when one feels like sh*t during 2 days of AF and for 2 days afterwards.

[NJ47]

It's certainly pretty rotten. I think sharing experiences/vids etc is helpful, so thanks.

[a-fibber]

I agree and have found that taking personal responsibility for my health, especially in providing "recorded evidence" of my health problems to the UK NHS medical professionals such as my GPs and Respiratory consultants (I have Obstructive Sleep Apnoea - now controlled with an APAP device) has helped me obtain effective prompt treatment. It so happens that I studied as a Physicist/Mathematician, had a career as a Software Systems professional and am still a bit of hardware/software geek.