Afib Rhythm Control Strategy Treatment - What You Need to Know About Cardioversion

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Afib Rhythm Control Strategy Treatment - What You Need to Know About Cardioversion • Afib Rhythm Control St...
In this video, Dr. Hurst discusses cardioversion as a treatment option for atrial fibrillation (Afib). He explains who should consider cardioversion, who should avoid it, and the associated risks and benefits. Cardioversion is typically used for those following a rhythm control strategy, aiming to convert Afib into regular sinus rhythm. The procedure is usually successful but comes with a high risk of recurrent Afib.
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Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction to Cardioversion for Afib
00:30 - Treatment Options for Rhythm Control
00:50 - What is Cardioversion?
01:10 - Who Should Consider Cardioversion?
01:30 - Who Should Avoid Cardioversion?
02:00 - Success Rates and Risks of Cardioversion
02:20 - Procedure and Preparation for Cardioversion
02:50 - Post-Procedure Monitoring and Care
03:10 - Conclusion and Recommendations
Cardioversion can be a highly effective part of a rhythm control strategy for Afib, with a high initial success rate and a low complication rate. If you are considering cardioversion or have questions about its suitability for your condition, discuss it with your doctor to understand the risks and benefits. For more information on managing Afib and improving your heart health, visit our website and schedule a consultation with Rielyn, our expert health coach. If you found this video helpful, please like and subscribe to our channel, share it with your friends, and hit the bell icon to get notified of our future videos. Thank you for watching!
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[@deniserichardson8147]

I had cardioversion yesterday the only thing I hated was the ketamine they used to sedate you. In my opinion it is the worst feeling ever because of it being a hallucinagine,it puts you in a ( how I would describe it) an outer body experience which to me was frightening to say the least.A distorted state and it was something I never want to experience again.I don't know why they used ketamine instead of propafole but it was very unpleasant.Other than that,I felt no pain.

[@newarkstudios1137]

Great explanation, Im going to have cardioversion with medicine next week so I thought i should research first.
I had my 2nd Ablation 1 month ago and my Dr said sadly it didnt work. Weeks later I asked to change my medications and i hv to stay in hospital for that matter plus a cardioversion is needed. Seing this video gave me assurance that this is whats commonly done to find ways to correct my rythmm.
The caption was helpful to my understanding. Thank you

[@TBONE82]

Just had my Cardio conversion yesterday! Peace of cake…. The best part was the drug!😂 Woke up in 2 minutes asking when are ya gonna start?

[@Clothed-with-His-Glory]

When done in the ER, I was allowed to drive home.

[@PS-en7wn]

What should I do after my Cardioversion? Is there a way to help you stay in rythem? A diet or high cardio? I'm dreading and want it over...I want to stay healthy after although it'll take a while with good dietary exercise butIjust wondered if there was a food or cutting meat out maybe? I can't find anything. Thanks in advance if you get to reply.

[@healthspanmd]

Hi there, join our private FB group so you can connect with us more personally and discuss these specific issues. You can click this link here to join: facebook.com/groups/beatafib/

[@newarkstudios1137]

My primary Dr suggested me taking B12 and some Magnesium supplements. Theyre good for nerves whcih I thought misght also be good for electrical transmissions in our nerves 😄

[@PS-en7wn]

@@newarkstudios1137 Yeah..I take magnesium taurate now. The cardioversion didnt last...ablation next or maybe Pulsed Field Ablation if I can get it. Its very new.

[@Evanplays15]

I had cardio version lasted 3 months. First time lasted 2 months. The difference I tried a probiotic drink Kefir. There is B12 and magnesium in the drink. I think it helped keeping me out of AFib longer