Mike Greenberg’s AFib Journey: How He Took Control of His Health with Catheter Ablation скачать в хорошем качестве

Mike Greenberg’s AFib Journey: How He Took Control of His Health with Catheter Ablation

National sports anchor and television host Mike Greenberg has spent his career highlighting the stories of others, but after years of struggling to find the right AFib treatment, he hopes his experience will inspire others to educate themselves and advocate for their health. 00:00 What does AFib feel like? 01:01 What AFib medication did you use? 01:25 When did you seek a second opinion for your AFib? 01:39 What is catheter ablation for AFib? 02:23 Why should others with AFib consider catheter ablation? Managing AFib doesn’t stop at medication. Talk to an electrophysiologist (EP) to learn more about the best treatment option for you, including cardiac catheter ablation. Learn more about AFib, the risks associated with AFib, and AFib treatment options: https://www.getsmartaboutafib.com/ #AtrialFibrillation #AFib #CatheterAblation Whether you're newly diagnosed, are seeking knowledge for a loved one, or simply wish to expand your understanding of the heart condition, our channel is your go-to resource for learning more about AFib’s causes, symptoms, and treatment options. Subscribe now for a wealth of educational AFib resources, empowering stories of resilience, and expert insights from physicians. Discover the latest treatment options and join a supportive community that can help you conquer the challenges of AFib. You are not alone. -- This is a paid testimonial from an individual patient, which reflects their honest opinions and experience. As with any medical treatment, individual results may vary. Only a cardiologist or electrophysiologist can determine whether ablation is an appropriate course of treatment. There are potential risks including bleeding, swelling or bruising at the catheter insertion site, and infection. More serious complications are rare, which can include damage to the heart or blood vessels; blood clots (which may lead to stroke); heart attack, or death. These risks need to be discussed with your doctor and recovery takes time. The success of this procedure depends on many factors, including your physical condition and your body’s ability to tolerate the procedure. Use care in the selection of your doctors and hospital, based on their skill and experience. US_BWI_BTAD_388422