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03/22/2011 12:42 PM
ckmate51
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I was diagnosed with A Fib three weeks ago. I had it prior to my diagnosis, but just ignored it because it would only last a short time. I am always tired especially right after an attack. Is that normal? I was prescribed Dilitizem and Pradaxa when I was first diagnosed with A Fib. I am tryin to get a set of appropriate questions to ask my Cardiologist when I see him next week. Thank you.
Rick

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