Heart Attack
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You go in for your annual physical and, based on a routine check-up, and in addition to the normal blood workup, your doctor tells you he would like you to come back for a stress test.
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A Case Study of One Woman’s Experience with Atrial Fibrillation Patsy is a 64-year-old, otherwise healthy, Caucasian female with zero cardiac risk factors, save for about 15 excess pounds of body habitus. Throughout the course of the past 25 years, she had experienced sporadic events which included heart palpitations, flutters, and intense heart racing. She always correlated these events to anxiety attacks and related symptoms of the same – atrial fibrillation was the furthest item from her mind. She was continually subjected to a quite demanding schedule, with a full-time executive position in the sales department of a major corporation …