How Can Technology Help You With Your Atrial Fibrillation?
Over the years, the emergence of wearable devices and other at-home technology has become easily accessible – including AFib technology.
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Roy Brandt's Story
I was diagnosed with persistent AFib on November 5th, 2015. I went for my yearly physical, and as usual, the first thing my doctor did was listen to my heart. After he finished listening to my heart, he said to me, "I want you to go down the hall and have an EGK." I go back to the exam room after the EKG and doc walked in and looked a little concerned, and I casually say something wrong? He takes a breath and leaning on the wall “I want you to go to the ER,” he said. "I’m...
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Some people have no way to prepare for a trip, I know I don't. If I'm out in the middle of nowhere, and have an attack...I'm in trouble.
I have AFib and afib attacks bring on anxiety. Myself I'm prescribed Lorazepam to control the anxiety and calm the afib attacks down and it does work.
Who is the doctor that looks at the electrodes and stuff other than a cardiologist I can't think of it he starts with an E ..type of Dr for afib