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  Paroxysmal atrial fibrillation (PAF) constitutes a form of cardiac arrhythmia distinguished by irregular and frequently rapid atrial contractions. Atrial fibrillation (AF) entails the disruption of coherent electrical signaling that orchestrates the heart's rhythmicity, culminating in an accelerated and erratic heart rate. The "paroxysmal" descriptor pertains to the sporadic manifestation of this ailment, denoting the abrupt onset and cessation of episodes of irregular cardiac activity. The clinical manifestations of PAF exhibit notable variability. While certain individuals might remain asymptomatic, others may encounter sensations of palpitations, rapid or erratic heartbeat, vertigo, dyspnea, fatigue, and thoracic discomfort. In certain instances, untreated PAF might give rise to severe complications such as stroke, particularly if the condition is not subjected to intervention. Predisposing Factors: Age-linked fibrotic changes in cardiac tissue Diabetes mell