Sinus

[Jamse]

Well had my Cardiaversion yesterday at 13.00

anaesthetist with a sense of humour and great day team

home watching TV at 17.00

Oh I had forgotten what a normal sinus rhythm is like

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Good news Jamse, means a lot that you can be returned to sinus rhythm.....

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Lovely isn’t it? Long may it continue ❤️

[jeanjeannie50]

Aren't cardioversions the most amazing things when they return you to sinus rhythm! I'm pleased to hear that yours was successful.

I've had a few now and they've all worked, last one was in January this year and I'm still doing well. My team are fantastic too, the mood they create is a happy and carefree one. When I wake after the anaesthetic has worn off, I could honestly kiss their feet with gratitude for making me well again.

I recommend that you try not to do anything strenuous that raises your heart rate, for a week or so. No walking up steep hills for a while. I once did that the day after a cardioversion and immediately went back into AF. It was a hard lesson to learn.

Hoping you stay well now.

Jean

[pottypete1 in reply to jeanjeannie50]

Totally agree with Jean, waking up after a cardioversion in NSR is one of the most amazing feelings for a sufferer of PAF.

Pete

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Now that's a real nice wave. Best wishes!