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Cardiologist suggests I can stop taking Eliquis. Any thoughts?

Heart Rhythm Conditions | Last Active: May 18 11:46pm | Replies (117)
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@harveywj

You said "I'm not sure what your meaning is".
Well I was replying to what you said earlier and I quote "Flutter is simply the musculature of whichever atrium has it contracting dutifully, as it is designed to do, to signals that come one after the other with no pausing interval."
The part of this sentence that is incorrect is "signals come one after the other with no pausing interval."

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gloaming | @gloaming | Feb 26 12:49am

I see what you mean. I could have phrased that better, and thanks for pointing out my mistake. There have to be pauses...period. So that much we agree on. What I should have typed was that the flutter continues essentially indefinitely, with some exceptions. Flutter tends to stay in flutter, so the impulses come repeatedly with no 'breaks', probably the better choice of words.

Thanks, again.

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