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Would you take an antiarrhythmic drug to maintain normal sinus rhythm?
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Maybe: It depends. It won't prolong life or prevent strokes, but it may improve the quality of life if atrial fibrillation is significantly bothersome. Cather ablation is another option if drugs don't work or have significant side effects.
Answered 2/23/2014
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