Lone atrial fibrillation may run in families as genetics plays a role in more than a third of cases. At least 38 percent of cases have a family link, according to research studies. Even if you do not have a family history of lone A-fib, your genetic makeup may increase your risk factors for developing the condition. Talk to your doctor about your family history and your risk factors for developing lone atrial fibrillation.
Lone atrial fibrillation may run in families as genetics plays a
role in more than a third of cases. At least 38 percent of cases
have a family link, according to research studies. Even if you do
not have a family history of lone A-fib, your...
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Dr. Douglas Severance answered:Lone atrial fibrillation may run in families as genetics plays a role in more than a third of cases. At least 38 percent of cases have a family link, according to research studies. Even if you do not have a family history of lone A-fib, your genetic makeup may increase your risk factors for developing the condition. Talk to your doctor about your family history and your risk factors for developing lone atrial fibrillation.Lone atrial fibrillation may run in families as genetics plays a role in more than a third of cases. At least 38 percent of cases have a family link, according to research studies. Even if you do not have a family history of lone A-fib, your... More
