Two consultants and several questions from the audience led to a a wide range of AF related topics being covered. For example fainting is not uncommon when you have Atrial Fibrillation - it can be caused by a quick drop in blood pressure. A useful question to ask after someone has had a stroke is WHY did they have a stroke, for what reason? Tailoring the treatment to the individual - ie passive or aggressive approach. It was fascinating to hear things from the consultants side. I will look forward to the next meeting and many thanks to all concerned.
Much enjoyed - Surrey ASG Zoom meeting - Atrial Fibrillati...
Much enjoyed - Surrey ASG Zoom meeting
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Thanks Afbiff, hope to see you at the next meeting.......
Just to remind everyone, the next meeting will be on Wednesday 5 August at 5pm British Time, when Dr Anne-Marie Doyle, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Royal Brompton and Harefield Foundation Trust will talk about managing anxiety. This will relate to the current pandemic, secondary impacts on hospital appointments and symptom management concerns.
More information will follow and RosyG and I will post reminders over the coming weeks. Anyone who wishes to join in, watch or just listen should email Rosemary (RosyG) at:
info@surreyasg.co.uk
Joining details will be emailed to you shortly before the meeting. If you have any questions relating to the subject, please include them in your email so that Rosemary can make the speaker aware.
Normally, subject to their workload at the time, the medical lead Dr Abhay Bajpai, EP at St George’s Hospital and Stephanie Cruickshank, Specialist Arrhythmia Nurse at Epsom Hospital will attend and answer other AF related questions.
For those of you who maybe unfamiliar with using Zoom, just click on the link below. If JeanJeannie, CDreamer and I can do it, anyone can 😉