All sounds quite normal to me. Three to six months for full recovery form my experience. The cough should go after a few weeks as well. Don't be dismayed. Listen to your body and act accordingly.
I had a dreadful cough after my ablation. I really thought that it would bring on AF such was the force of it. It must have been caused by the GA as I didn't have a TOE.
It can take up to 6 months to recover from an anaethetic. The main problem is the tiredness.
I still felt little shaky after two months; not totally my old self, but on the mend by three; - four months and I could see the light at the end of the tunnel...........nearly five months now, and I have pulled a muscle in my left calf after a rather too energetic couple of days!
Progress can be slow and brakes come on from time to time, but I think you will eventually see the light and the summit. Of course everyone is different and has different starting points/end points...... but my GP said 'six months to a year.' I said... You just mean recovery from AF?; He said.... 'Everything!'
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