Atrial fibrillation is a condition which concerns over 2 million Americans directly, and another several million indirectly.
It came to visit last Friday.
There's a fluttering of the heart. It's enough to make one pause; generally it lasts for a few seconds, then the regular heartbeat returns. If it lasts longer, one might seek advice. If nothing else, one gets a couple of nights in a hospital, where there are supportive people taking every effort to make one comfortable.
A-Fib is not to be taken lightly. It could result in severe consequences, such as stroke, if not controlled.
No pain.
With proper medication, no problem.
Obviously.
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Get better. I keep checking up on you. Gently reading your posts. Enjoy this beautiful weather.
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