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Diagnosed With AF, High BP. Blood Result Showed Rate Dropped. Heart Damage?

Hi I had a bit of a binge drink on Thursday night I was so thirsty overnight i drunk a lot of water and that made vomit I end up going to the hospital and I was diagnosed with AF the doctor said that my Blood result showed a rate of 74 that dropped to 71 does that mean that I have some sort of a damage to my heart I m 42 and I do have high blood pressure .
Thu, 7 Nov 2013
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Hi!

I read your concern and would like to say that your diagnosis is : "Lone Atrial Fibrillation"

If i was your treating doctor i would suggest the following examinations:
ECG, ECHO cardiogram, Thyroid hormone levels and will try to turn you again in normal rhythm.

Don't worry to much in most of the cases Lone atrial fibrillation is related to Arterial hypertension.

Dr. Benard
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Diagnosed With AF, High BP. Blood Result Showed Rate Dropped. Heart Damage?

Hi! I read your concern and would like to say that your diagnosis is : Lone Atrial Fibrillation If i was your treating doctor i would suggest the following examinations: ECG, ECHO cardiogram, Thyroid hormone levels and will try to turn you again in normal rhythm. Don t worry to much in most of the cases Lone atrial fibrillation is related to Arterial hypertension. Dr. Benard