Patient: Drug name: Warfarin sodium tablets taking instructions: one tablet a day Drug name: Rosuvastatin calcium tablets taking instructions: one tablet a day Drug name: Wanxiangli taking instructions: one tablet a time, twice a day, taken for more than a year Chen Gang, Department of Cardiovascular Medicine, Fu Wai Hospital, Beijing Drug name: Theophylline extended-release tablets taking instructions: one tablet a time, twice a day, taken for more than a year Drug name: Shihuidadipine tablets taking instructions The name of the drug: one capsule a day drug name: Chinese medicine taking instructions: one dose a day, eaten for more than a year symptoms are not obvious, the test results are very serious, the heart rhythm is low when about 34, high when it reaches about 150, after sleep more times to stop hope to get detailed diagnosis and treatment by doctors Beijing Fu Wai Hospital, Department of Cardiovascular Medicine Chen Gang: Hello, your problem is somewhat universal, so I would like to take this opportunity to briefly introduce The treatment of atrial fibrillation has three aspects in general: First, according to the patient’s risk level, we should decide whether anticoagulation therapy is needed to prevent thrombosis. Second, try to maintain sinus rhythm. Third, maintain a ventricular rate that is not too fast. Many patients are treated with medications to achieve the above therapeutic goals, and some patients may choose radiofrequency ablation therapy to convert sinus rhythm and reduce atrial fibrillation episodes. The choice of option depends on the patient’s specific situation, the size of the heart, the nature of atrial fibrillation, and the individual’s wishes. Some patients with atrial fibrillation may have long intervals or sinus arrest. The long intervals are caused by a rapid atrial rate that prevents the heart from passing through the atrioventricular node during the downward transmission from the atria to the ventricles. Sinus arrest is caused because some patients with atrial fibrillation will have damage to the atria and compromised sinus node function, which causes bradycardia or sinus arrest. Your holter shows sinus arrest for a maximum of 3 seconds, so you can continue to observe, but you should pay close attention to your heart rate after medication. I hope this helps you.