Thank you bob it just felt like it could. Fortunately it didn’t but I was in two minds whether to leave. However don’t want to let it take over completely.
Definitely affected me whilst on holiday once & came across an open air rave with very loud beat music. The vibrations from the speakers made my heart skip beats - it was weird & scary. Needless to say I made a hasty retreat.
When I had AF before my ablation I found really loud music quite soothing. I actually liked the vibrations in my chest and if I had AF at the time it seemed to calm it down!
However any vibrations in my chest are an indicator for ear plugs - I now have no AF but I do have hearing aids!
My take on this is that if you have vagally mediated AF the concern level could trigger AF on its own, if your general condition is very close to that trigger point. So the short answer stand way back from those speakers, as whether it is the sound or the stress it is not for you.
Thank you that is very wise words. I hadn’t given it any thought until the music started and I felt that thud then I felt panic. Hoping I have got away with it this time but I have learnt a lesson 🙄
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