errr… 2wheels1guy
I don’t know any GP surgeries which do not have at least one ECG machine. I haven’t heard of anyone being sent up to a hospital by a GP for an ECG for about 20 years.
In this case Ton the key question is whether knowing you are in AF is going to change your management tonight?
If you are breathless, or have chest tightness, or the rate of the pulse you can feel is 140 or greater or just feel ill, phone 999 now.
If those do not apply, and you are not on warfarin, and you are sure the AF started in the last 24-48 hours, and you might be considered for cardioversion (DC Shock) again, you need to go to A&E now.
If you are on Warfarin, and are not breathless/ill/having chest discomfort, and your rate appears to be 120 or less, this can wait till tomorrow.
The warfarin question is because there is a 48 hour window of opportunity from onset of AF for cardioversion without warfarin. After that you need to be on it, and if you are on it there is no hurry.
Usual T&Cs apply… who knows if I am even a Dr…. But given how long you left it the first time… if in doubt, sort it now.