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Atrial Flutter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5MgNlwJC1Y
In this video, Dr Sanjay Gupta, consultant cardiologist explains a heart condition called atrial flutter. Atrial flutter is an abnormal heart rhythm which can cause symptoms of heart palpitations. In atrial flutter,the atria contract at 300 beats per minute and every other impulse goes down into the ventricles and therefore the ventricles beat at 150 beats per minute. In patients who are taking medications such as beta blockers or… read more
An SVT can cause a very rapid heart beat as well...mine was managed with an ablation 16 years ago.
@A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member I know what you mean. I have had some type of arrhythmia most of my life. I have had 3 ablations. 2 for Aflutter and still, that is my main issue. Not much more to do about it now except to control the rate with medications. Most of the time I feel well but when it starts up I just have to stop and rest until I can slow it enough to convert it back to a regular rhythm. Sometimes that means going for a cardioversion to put the heart back into sinus rhythm ( most of the time I can avoid that now with beta blockers).
Thanks Caryn for posting another helpful video from Dr.Gupta!
Well I’m happy that I don’t have THAT at this point! I think my pacemaker would correct it if I developed it at some point in the future!
I do not have palpitations but now I know what they are when people say they have palpitations after watching the video. I learned alot and enjoyed the video.
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