Dr. Sanjay Bhojraj

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557 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 20 Dec

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Sometimes it's just sitting there buzzing in their chest and they don't, they're not aware of it, which if you're a patient, that's a blessing because you're not feeling your heart beating all the time.
But from the doctor's side, it becomes a little bit more difficult because we don't know how long
you've been in the arrhythmia, right?
So some people will say, oh yeah, on Tuesday at 11 a.m., I was watching The Price is Right and boom, all of a sudden my heart felt funny, right?
That is a great situation for the doctor because we know exactly when this happened.
But people may have been in AFib for weeks or months, they don't feel it until they happen to get an EKG and a check or they happen to have a doctor listen to their heart and say, hey, I've never heard this before.
So it can hide in plain sight.
Oftentimes it doesn't need to be symptomatic, but that's why getting routine checkups becomes so important.
Yeah.
So I think first electrolytes, you'd mentioned that several times and we've talked about that before.
So getting what's called a complete metabolic profile, that's not just looking at kind of the basic sodium potassium, but it looks a little more deep.
Calcium, magnesium levels, I think are very important as well.
Now, the thing about magnesium is it can be normal, but you can...
It's like having all your money in your checking list account with no savings, right?
So if there is a lot happening, you have to look a little bit deeper into something called RBC magnesium, which is a better idea of how much you have available as storage.
You can almost never get in trouble.
I mean, I'm saying almost, right?
Never get in trouble with just repleting magnesium
Yeah, I mean, 70 to 80% of Americans are deficient in magnesium anyway.
So oftentimes, you know, I would bypass a check, but that's because I'm kind of a practiced, you know, practitioner, all the silver highlights in my hair, right?
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