Many people live long, healthy lives while managing their AFib. Making a plan can help you feel empowered and know what to do if something doesn’t feel right.
Some suggestions:
1
Learn about AFib and how to prevent a stroke.
2
Know your risk factors and how to lower your risk, such as taking medicines and managing other chronic conditions.
3
Ask your healthcare professional what tests you might need.
4
Know what type of AFib you have and what treatments are best for you.
5
Take your medicines. Know their names and why they are important. Use the Medicine Log on the resources page to keep track.
6
Check your pulse and blood pressure daily and keep a record. (Use the Vital Signs Log on the resources page to get started).
7
See your healthcare professional regularly and get your questions answered.
Questions for your healthcare professional
You are the most important part of your healthcare team. Please ask questions and speak up if something doesn’t feel right or isn’t working for you. Your healthcare professional can’t fix something if they don’t know it’s not working!
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