AF

[Mazza23]

Didn't feel to well yesterday then tis morning back in AF 13days since ablation grrr got up and bashed my toe on the table leg hurt like hell but guess what back in NSR haha so now I know what to do bash my toe may not work next time but we take what we get

[BobD Volunteer]

Still very early days Mazza so don't get dismayed. These things will happen for a while remember.

[Mazza23 in reply to BobD]

Yes Bob I. Hear your words in my head try not to panic xx

[Gracey23 in reply to Mazza23]

Hi Mazza, I've been wondering how you are getting on since ablation. Mine is scheduled for October 19 and wish it was over already, this waiting is making me crazy. I have cleaned out every closet and draw in the house! Nervous wreck! My EP did tell me that AFib is common after ablation so don't despair. After reading your post I get your frustration and realize that the fear of an episode will loom over your head. This not knowing when an episode will occur is exactly the fear that drives us to do the ablation in the first place. I feel your frustration and hope you stay in rhythm ! Keep us posted ! Hope your toe feels better, Gracey

[Mazza23 in reply to Gracey23]

Isis all the cleaning stuff had all the family for lunch threw out a load of stuff and I survived had a few little hiccups but I too was told to it could happen and it's only been 14 days sure things will get better you will be fine iam sure xx

[Oldcarol in reply to Gracey23]

Just saw your post. Don't worry. the ablation is a piece of cake compared to an afib attack. Mine was 3 months ago yesterday. I have had a few episodes of short afib(a minute or so) and like Mazda, I felt my heart jump and I jumped up off the couch and it was gone. Everyone is different, but if u choose to go ahead, know we all r here cheering for you.

[Gracey23 in reply to Oldcarol]

Thank you so much! Fingers crossed it will work! Gracey

[Mazdavi]

I've mentioned before on here that I'm struggling with medication so tired all the time , I had a major a fib 12 days after my abalation in sept ended up in hospital for 4days had an another one a few days ago and all I did was sneeze really hard I've been told it can take a few months to get over the abalation

[PeterWh in reply to Mazdavi]

It can easily take 3 to 6 months and sometimes up to a year.