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Hi, I have just had my 1st episode of Afib and really confused how this is now going to effect my life.

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seasider18

Have you seen a doctor who told you it was AF ?

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Rocket123 in reply toseasider18

Hi, yes spent 4 nights in hospital after going A/E.

Had cardiovision fee weeks ago.

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My first cardioversion lasted for 18 months

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I was diagnosed a few years ago. Prescribed Apixaban and Sotalol. I had to realize I needed to take life a little slower. Takes a while to adjust to medication. Eventually, I realized that I had stopped worrying about living with AF. Best wishes for the festive season

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