Atrial Fibrillation (Afib) - EKG (ECG) Interpretation

Atrial fibrillation (aka Afib) is a common cardiac arrhythmia (an irregular heartbeat) which is described as irregularly irregular. This abnormal rhythm can put people at risk for things like blood clots and stroke

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[imalover]

I just found your channel. I am a fan.

[siraatemustaqeem]

its easy tu learn from your video thank you

[thomasstroup]

I have afib and it sucks but I have to live with it for the rest of my life

[sosamusa]

More ecg plz i really in need for them

[fffrtyrty]

Scientific and simple. Were your forebears in the fan business? . Good, bare, clean, simple, helpful job.

[carolbishop]

I need to know about blocked pacs and the stuff that's not a rhythm but are in the rhythms on the Tele screen. Thanks!

[jhsoshxhs]

what is the difference between F wave and P wave isn’t both arising from atrium?

[donmulder]

My heart rate is the same -- averaging around 53. Always has. Recently I have had eye twitching and palpitation that feel like every 10th to 20th beat has a gap or so. At what point do palpitations become Afib? My heart rate doesnt climb then drop - stays the same. The gaps between beats changes.

[aainraza]

Which software do you use to make this type of video

[skd]

What is called If rate is regular but p wave absent,

[obcolik]

which leads do you look at? is there a specific lead to look at or any lead would show AF?

[mikemike-bxte]

Thank you very much man liked and subscribed.

[jaybek]

I’ve always thought my heartbeat may be off and that it seems to slow or quicken between beats sometimes. I managed to get a recording recently and compared it to normal and abnormal clips online.
I’ve found that my heartbeat matches this video, and the description sounds accurate.. Do I need to see a doctor? Is AFib dangerous to health or can it be normal?