Has anyone seen a connection with this virus and increased episodes of Afib? I’ve had 6 or so breakthrough afib episodes over the past month, every several days that last a day or two. I have no CV or sugar issues. Pending an ablation that would have been now, I’m on amiodarone, also a small dose of metoprolol, and warafin. I’m in a rural area of New Jersey, 67 male, as active as can be these days. No symptoms of the virus, except for the last three months and still lingering, I’ve had red eyes and swollen neck glands. If I have some minor expression of the virus, could it cause the renewed Afib? David
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To be honest who knows? You may have just about anything and probably would not worry but for all the news about Covid19. Any inflamation, even plain old hayfever, can bring on AF.
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Over a year ago I took the shingrix shot (for shingles). I reacted with a fever, bedridden for several days. Had several nasty AF episodes within days after that. It seems when my body is weakened I am more apt to have AF problems.
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