Atrial fibrillation is a fairly common arrhythmia. The difficult thing is that many times it can exist without giving strong symptoms.
Some people feel their heart beats irregularly or fast.
Others describe a "fluttering" in the chest.
Some feel dizzy, easily tired, or a discomfort they can't quite explain.
But there are also cases where the diagnosis is made completely by chance, in a simple check.
That's why it's important not to ignore changes in our heart rate or symptoms that persist, even if they don't seem "dramatic."
Timely evaluation can help detect the arrhythmia early and provide the right treatment, reducing the risk of complications.
If something seems different in the rhythm of your heart, don't ignore it.
Early diagnosis makes the difference.
The information is general and is not a substitute for medical evaluation. Do not change your treatment without instructions. For urgent symptoms call 112 or 166.
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