8 weeks post local admission for "Atrial Flutter of unknown significance / fast PAF" and just over 3 weeka post 5th ablation.
Nothing of any significance.
They couldn't find my casenotes so didn't have any history beyond December last year.
It was the registrar clinic not the consultant.
He had no idea I'd had a recent ablation.
He didn't have a copy of the ECG they'd asked my GP to arrange (which I had 4 weeka ago)
He sent me for an ECG today. A Healthcare assistant sent me to the wrong place.
The clinical measurement tech moaned at me about being sent to the wrong place. I moaned back because it wasn't my fault as I had asked where to go.
She asked me how I'd managed to get five ablation when her friend had one that didn't work and was struggling to get a second. I told her I was debilitated and very symptomatic, she asked in what way (as if fishing for clues to help her friend known what to say/present with. She moaned again about me being in the wrong place after I thanked her.... I told her it was my anniversary so id sooner not be in any place but home but there we go.
ECG appeared fine. Registrar isn't changing any meds.... allowing my EP to lead as expected. They will see me again in 9 months.
An interesting 90 minutes in clinic anyway!
Flecainide - does it affect your balance?
