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My Top 5 Articles About Atrial Flutter
You can have A-Fib without Flutter and A-Flutter without A-Fib. But more often than not, they are linked.
Atrial Flutter can be considered as a milder or more ‘organized’ form of A-Fib. But A-Flutter is still as dangerous as A-Fib. If you have A-Flutter, A-Fib often lurks in the background or develops later.
While most of the information on A-Fib.com applies to Atrial Flutter too, I offer you a list of my top articles about Atrial Flutter.
• FAQ: Does your information about atrial fibrillation apply to a-flutter, as well?
• Research: Atrial Fibrillation and Atrial Flutter: Cause and Effect?
• Q & A: “They want to do an A-Flutter-only ablation on me. Will that help me? I definitely have A-Flutter and possibly A-Fib as well.”
• Patient Advice: Reader With A-Flutter Advises Two Lifestyle Changes.
• FAQ: A-Fib and Flutter—I have both. Does one cause the other?
Additional reference: For an in depth article about Atrial Flutter see the post by Dr. John Mandrola, Atrial Flutter—15 facts you may want to know. Published on DrJohnm.org.
