EPISODE · Nov 4, 2025 · 23 MIN
Ep. 34 - Atrial Fibrillation Explained: Causes, Risks, and Modern Treatments
from Cardiovascular Matters · host Dr. Craig Walker & Terry Roberts
Welcome to Cardiovascular Matters! In this episode, Dr. Craig Walker and Terry Roberts explore one of the most common — and potentially dangerous — heart rhythm disorders: Atrial Fibrillation (AFib).Dr. Walker breaks down this complex condition in simple, practical terms and discusses:✔ What atrial fibrillation is and how it disrupts the heart’s normal rhythm. ✔ The most common causes — from aging and hypertension to lifestyle and genetics. ✔ The serious risks associated with untreated AFib, including stroke and heart failure. ✔ Modern diagnostic tools that can detect AFib early. ✔ The latest treatment options, from medications to minimally invasive ablation therapies.If you or someone you know has experienced palpitations, fatigue, or irregular heartbeat, this episode offers expert insight into prevention, management, and long-term heart rhythm health.💙 Take charge of your heart health today!If you’re concerned about your risk, visit cardio.com to schedule a screening with Dr. Walker and his team.📌 Don't forget to follow and share!--- For more information, visit: ---Facebook Page: facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558432490919www.cardio.com
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Welcome to Cardiovascular Matters! In this episode, Dr. Craig Walker and Terry Roberts explore one of the most common — and potentially dangerous — heart rhythm disorders: Atrial Fibrillation (AFib). Dr. Walker breaks down this complex condition in simple, practical terms and discusses: ✔ What atrial fibrillation is and how it disrupts the heart’s normal rhythm. ✔ The most common causes — from aging and hypertension to lifestyle and genetics. ✔ The serious risks associated with un...
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