Atrial fibrillation (AFib) is a progressive condition where the irregular heartbeat itself causes structural and electrical damage to the heart's upper chambers (atria) over time, similar to how a small fire spreads and becomes harder to control if left untreated; research shows that 11-15% of patients with paroxysmal AFib progress to persistent AFib within just 12 months without treatment.
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Untreated AFib Gets Exponentially WorseAdded:
There is one concept I wish every AFib patient understood from day one.
Three words that change everything.
AFib begets AFib. AFib doesn't sit still. The irregular rhythm itself damages the structure and the electrical wiring of your upper chambers called the atria over time.
Think of it like a small fire in a dry field.
Caught early, it's manageable.
But if left alone, it's spreads and becomes much harder to control. And research shows that anywhere from 11 to 15% of patients with paroxysmal AFib, the kind that comes and goes, progresses to persistent AFib within just 12 months without treatment.
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