A-Fib: Are You At Risk?

Checking your pulse periodically can save your life. An irregular pulse, a speeding-up and then slowing-down (without a change in exertion) or a bounding pulse may be the first signs of Atrial Fibrillation. What you feel may get you to your doctor (or to a hospital) before an emergency develops. When it comes to matters of cardiac health, diligence can save your heart.

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