Ablation-cardioversion then back into tachycardia: feeling down.

[heller29]

Had a Cardioversion December 19 was doing ok until this past Monday 1/22/18 when I went back into tachycardia. It really is bumming me out. How do others handle this?

[rosyG]

Sorry to hear this- cardiofversions don't always last- I think people with tachycardia will answer soon... take care

[CaroleF]

heller29 , I can't offer any personal experience on this, but have you noticed that there are 'Related Posts' listed top right? There may be helpful insights amongst those.

[cbsrbpm]

It’s very distressing isn’t it, what is your heart rate? Have you seen an Electrophysiologist about an ablation. I believe tachycardia is easier to treat than AF. If not I would try to get a referral as soon as you can. Had tachycardia after my last ablation for about 3 months with a rate around 120 permanently. It reverted spontaneously about 6 months ago for some unknown reason although I did put it down to sorting out a very bad tooth infection. Hope you get sorted soon.

Brenda🐝

[heller29 in reply to cbsrbpm]

I actually had an ablation previous to the cardioversion however after feeling tons better- that did not last and I went into atrial flutter. I could had another ablation at that time but I felt it was too soon so I tried cardioversion.

Thanks for your reply.