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No A/Fib iWatch alerts in three days.

Heart Rhythm Conditions | Last Active: Dec 17, 2023 | Replies (6)

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@treeman1942
Did your doctor prescribe an anti-arrhythmic medication, like Flecainide, to have on hand as a pill in the pocket med when you go into AFib? If you treat AFib early, your heart may go back into sinus rhythm. I take 100 mg of Flecainide as soon as I get an Apple Watch AFib alert and my heart returns to normal in a couple of hours after lying down and resting.

I highly recommend Dr John Day's book "AFib Cure" as an invaluable resource. He also has a website and newsletter. You can buy the book on Amazon.
The book is packed with AFib treatment options and lifestyle changes you can make.

I still have occasional AFib, but I am off all daily meds to treat it. I follow Dr Day's guidelines on diet, exercise, stress reduction, etc, after reading the book.

Good luck to you.

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I ordered the Kindle edition of Dr. Day's book a few days ago and will read it during my Florida vacation in January. Thanks for the tip. The book has excellent reviews.