After RFA: Do I need to take medication? Is it possible to cure arrhythmia permanently? Atheroscl...
Dear friends! In this episode of "Life in the Right Rhythm," Ekaterina Yatskevich and I answer your questions: Should I take medication after an RFA procedure? This is especially true for those taking anticoagulants. Can vascular problems, particularly atherosclerosis, be associated with rhythm disturbances? And on the other hand, are vascular changes always related to the development of arrhythmia? When should coronary angiography (CAG) be performed for arrhythmia? Can high cholesterol be associated with arrhythmia? We answer your questions and look forward to more! Stay healthy!
00:00 – What's this episode about? – BRIEF
00:56 – Welcome
01:12 – Should I take antiarrhythmic medications after radiofrequency ablation (RFA)? 02:43 – The goal for patients with atrial fibrillation is to stop taking pills
03:09 – The issue of taking anticoagulants for atrial fibrillation
04:24 – Could vascular problems be related to rhythm disturbances?
05:35 – But arrhythmia mechanisms are often not related to cardiac atherosclerosis
07:09 – If heart pain occurs during arrhythmia, it is necessary to consider the relationship between the rhythm disturbance and the narrowing of the heart vessels
08:22 – To determine the cause of arrhythmia, it is sometimes important to perform a coronary angiography (CAG)
10:46 – Can cholesterol be related to arrhythmia?
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