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Bout Of Atrial Fib Brought On By Asthma Attack. Should One Stay On Medicines To Prevent Further Attack?
My sister in law recently had a bout of atrial fibrulation brought on by an asthma attack/coughing. Pulse was 190-210 and it took four rounds of meds to bring her pulse rate back within a normal range. I ve heard that no matter what caused the A-Fib, she will have to stay on meds to prevent further attacks. Is this true? Cardiologist told her it probably wouldn t happen again.
Tue, 16 Apr 2013
you have to take medicines
preventors are to be taken because it can again occur because asthma can be triggered by various allergic triggers
so have to have control over asthma
preventors are to be taken because it can again occur because asthma can be triggered by various allergic triggers
so have to have control over asthma
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