A-fib symptoms can overlap with those of unrelated conditions. Yet A-fib also can develop with no symptoms at all. Our expert-sourced guide demystifies this worrisome condition.
A racing or irregular heartbeat can be easy to dismiss. Until it isn’t.
Don’t ignore signs that could point to atrial fibrillation. Have you experienced fatigue, shortness of breath, or chest pain? Perhaps more subtle red flags like nausea or dizziness? Has a racing heart or a flutter in your heart left you wondering—and worrying
- Any of those symptoms can hint at A-fib.
- Adding to the confusion, these same symptoms may not be related to A-fib at all.
- Further clouding the issue is the fact that some people with A-fib are asymptomatic.
No, “telltale” signs don’t always tell the true story. So it makes sense to arm yourself with accurate information. You’ll find it in Getting to the Heart of Atrial Fibrillation, a fact-packed guide produced by BottomLine Personal and vetted by top doctors at major institutions.
One point our experts make all too clear: A-fib increases the risk of stroke. It also can disrupt sleep and daily life, and it often coexists with such conditions as high blood pressure, diabetes, and sleep apnea.
Yet millions of people live with it for years—without fully understanding what it means for their health. Or how manageable it can be with the right care. And today’s medical and lifestyle treatments are better than ever.
But the first step is accurate, trustworthy information—which is what you’ll uncover in Getting to the Heart of Atrial Fibrillation.
THE BENEFIT OF KNOWING
Take advantage of our offer and expand your understanding of A-fib. Within our special report, you will:
- Learn how a healthy heart operates—and what events cause the “quivering” that results in fibrillation.
- Discover the meaning of “atrial flutter”—a different but related condition.
- Find out why some people experience A-fib more strongly at night—or only at night— and what it means.
- Gain a thorough understanding of the connection between A-fib and anxiety.
Because A-fib is one of the most common heart rhythm disorders in America, the medical community knows how to treat it, as you’ll discover in Getting to the Heart of Atrial Fibrillation.
You’ll learn about today’s best practices and latest advances. That includes effective but minimally invasive procedures along with today’s most relied-upon medications—from blood-thinners to those that address heart rate to those that correct heart rhythm.
ARE YOU AT A HEIGHTENED RISK?
Certain telltale signs may be warning you that atrial fibrillation is lurking. Even though A-fib is one of the most common heart rhythm disorders, it’s also one of the most dangerous when misunderstood.
People who live with it may think: “It’s just an irregular heartbeat.” Or “I don’t feel that bad.” Or “I’ll deal with it later.”
Furthermore, people may not realize just how serious A-fib can be. Why?
- Symptoms may come and go.
- Episodes may occur at night or during rest.
- Some people feel nothing at all.
But A-fib allows blood to pool in the heart, increasing the chance of clots that can travel to the brain and cause a life-altering stroke.
Our guide will help you assess your risk—and explain what you can do about it. In Getting to the Heart of Atrial Fibrillation, our team offers common-sense strategies to overcome risk factors. You’ll gain an understanding of what’s happening inside your heart… and you’ll absorb insights that will help you make informed decisions about your health.
NO PANIC, NO HYPE
Grounded in current medical research, Getting to the Heart of Atrial Fibrillation helps you take A-fib seriously—without panic, without alarmism. It’s written for people who want clear answers… calm reassurance… trustworthy medical insight… and practical and actionable guidance.
Whether you’re newly diagnosed, living with A-fib, concerned about symptoms, or caring for someone you love, this guide helps you move forward with confidence instead of worry. After all, guesswork doesn’t work when it comes to your health or a loved one’s health. Reliable information is your ally when…
- Consulting with your doctor
- Evaluating treatment options
- Weighing medications and procedures
- Making day-to-day lifestyle choices.
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