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Atrial fibrillation is a disorder both of heart rate and heart rhythm. By definition, the heart beats irregularly but also can beat excessively fast or excessively slow. When the heart beats excessively fast, there are 2 main consequences: The patient is generally more symptomatic with palpitations, breathlessness, fatigue and exercise intolerance There is a likelihood that as the heart is working harder than it needs to, there is a possibility that the heart can weaken in the future. This is kn
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Atrial fibrillation is a disorder both of heart rate and heart rhythm. By definition, the heart beats irregularly but also can beat excessively fast or excessively slow. When the heart beats excessively fast, there are 2 main consequences: The patient is generally more symptomatic with palpitations, breathlessness, fatigue and exercise intolerance There is a likelihood that as the heart is working harder than it needs to, there is a possibility that the heart can weaken in the future. This is kn
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Introduction A lot of people with heart rhythm disturbances complain that their symptoms are worse when they are more bloated or have more indigestion and therefore the question that arises whether pathology in the stomach in some way could be contributing to their heart symptoms. Often they go to their doctors and ask them whether this could be the case and more often than not the doctor turns around and shuts them down by saying that there is no relationship between the stomach and the heart.
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