2. The heart rate 130 beats/min at onset seems to be not very fast, so it shouldn't cause blood pressure to drop, right? If the blood pressure drops significantly (more than 20mmHg), should we consider whether it is accompanied by other reasons?
3. Drug therapy: including antiarrhythmia and anticoagulation. The former can refer to the first floor (although some people are dizzy), but there is no atrial size in the report you gave, which is directly related to the curative effect of the drug. The latter is mainly warfarin, but there is a risk of bleeding after taking it, and INR needs to be controlled between 2 and 3, and blood tests need to be repeated.
4. Radiofrequency ablation therapy: This is the mainstream research direction of atrial fibrillation treatment at home and abroad at present, mainly to stop atrial fibrillation by blocking abnormal conduction pathways in the atrium. Please refer to the third floor for details. There is too much content. I just got off the night shift and feel a little sleepy. . )
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6. It is strongly recommended to go to a regular hospital for treatment. Atrial fibrillation is prone to embolism, such as cerebral embolism, which has a high disability rate and should be treated in time.
7. How come so many people don't pretend to know how to ignore human life now? . .