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Appreciate many may have seen this before but useful advice for new members

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jeanjeannie50

He explains everything so clearly and I feel sure that this talk will calm a lot of anxious minds. Thank you for posting Steve.

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Finvola

Thank you for posting this Steve. So well explained - how I wish I could have been told all of this this after diagnosis. So interesting that NSVT (non sustained ventricular tachycardia) isn’t dangerous.

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Padayn01

Thank you for this

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100h

Thanks so much for posting Steve. I hadn't seen that one, it's very reassuring.

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Earledavis

I found Dr Sanjay's talk very interesting, so simply explained. I had a myxoma removed from my left atriam ten years ago Since then I have had two ablatalions and three pacemakers. Until the last pacemaker was fitted in November of last year I had not had a prolonged episode of AF for quite a long time. But now it sems to be a daily occurance, more often at night and the duration is getting longer. I take 80mg Sotolol daily, 125mg Digoxin and 110 Dabigatran daily. Would this be consided to be well controled. The reason I have had three pacemakers is I was told because I am quite bony in the breast area. Do I need a medication review? Many thanks.

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avma

Good video. He explaines it very clearly and makes a clear deduction between all the possible different problems. Gives me a bit more reassurance 👍.

Thank you for sharing!

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JackyMac

That's very reassuring. Made me feel a lot better about my AF. Thank you for posting BobD

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emsling

Thank you for posting this video. I am still not sure if my AF will cause damage. I have a very irregular hb but never higher than 60 on a very few occasions it went up to 110 but I didn’t notice only detected on my fit bit. I suppose I am lucky not to have episodes. My energy level is low and I get breathless if walking fast or climbing stairs.

I take Apixaban, Perindopril and statins. Maybe someone has an answer for me.

Thank you in advance.

Thank you for posting this- must have missed it before- most encouraging as it reassures me that having the odd AF episode (getting less frequent now I'm getting to grips with the triggers) is really nothing to worry about which will cut down further on triggers too!

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Woofer2

That’s the first time I’ve heard it explained so easily understood..

Puts my mind a rest ..

Thanku

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