now, now - you don't need a prescription and can get it at any tractor supply store. Why do I need to pay some quack in a white coat to tell me what's wrong with me - I already know I'm stupid! Look no further than who I voted into office.... how does this vote thing work again??? Tick-Tock; meta, and Elon knows what's good for me. I've already mailed my last two welfare checks to the "build the wall" fund....
Since ablation treats the problem area, a pacemaker is not the best treatment. As for monitoring, between the BP measurements and a recording pulse oximeter, I have plenty of data. Initially my AFIB was intermittent but now it is pretty much 24x7. Bob Wilson
I've found that one of those fitness rings to be very helpful. You can program the BP and SPO2 intervals. I've got a cheap Chinese knock-off; because I though I had a high BP issue. Turns out that I just don't like doctor's offices. BP spikes going and during office visits. I usually run just below normal BP and my historical data proves it. The little Cardio mobile device is also useful for snap-shots to show your doctor; but both is by no means a clinically approved device - just a tool.
