Where can I get more advice and support?

You can ask for advice and support from your doctor (general practitioner, cardiologist or other medical specialists) or you can contact one of the atrial fibrillation patient associations for more general advice and support.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Where can I find reliable information about AFib?

Trusted sources include your doctor, national health organizations, and patient advocacy groups.

Are there online communities for AFib support?

Yes, many forums and social media groups provide a platform for sharing experiences and advice.

Can I access support groups for AFib in person?

Many hospitals and community centers offer in-person support groups for AFib patients.

What should I discuss with my doctor about AFib?

Ask about treatment options, lifestyle changes, and how to manage your specific condition.

Are there helplines for AFib patients?

Many organizations, such as the American Heart Association, provide helplines for patient inquiries.

How can I stay informed about the latest AFib treatments?

Subscribe to reputable health newsletters, attend seminars, and consult your healthcare provider regularly.

The content for this website for patients has been reviewed by Dr. Heather Edwards (nominated by the British Heart Rhythm Society (BHRS)).

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