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Is there a time constraint for PFA procedure after diagnosis of Afib?

Heart Rhythm Conditions | Last Active: 5 days ago | Replies (17)
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@harveywj

But you said yourself and I quote "AF begets AF. That's Rule 1. So.....try not to be in AF.
Easily said, not so easily done"

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gloaming | @gloaming | Feb 9 10:22pm

Agreed, but '...try not to...' was a carefully chosen syntax to indicate that the patient should be active in staving off AF to the extent he/she can. The success is guaranteed to be more random, and less frequent, when not trying than when trying. So trying is important....n'est-ce pas?

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