AFib isn’t always easy to spot. Many patients feel fatigue, palpitations, or shortness of breath and dismiss them as stress or aging. But untreated, it can silently increase stroke risk fivefold and even lead to heart failure. What’s often missed is how differently patients describe it. Some mention palpitations, heart racing, or “flutter,” others simply say they feel “off.” Those subtle differences in symptoms can be the key to earlier detection and better outcomes. This month, we’ll be sharing

Great visual of the process of Atrial Fibrillation (AFib) in your heart ❤️⚡️ Normally, the sinoatrial (SA) node is what controls the heart's rhythm. In AFib, this is not the case. Learn about the process of AFib and more in this AFib crash course now available on our YouTube: https://youtu.be/BlMpbqwe2Q8 Thank you to Matt from @scope_education_ for this video, and stay tuned for more! . . . . . #atrialfibrillation #afib #arrhythmia #heartrhythm #cardiology #electrophysiology #ECG #patienteducati

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