Seven weeks since ablation and no AF. However, the last couple of weeks I’ve started to feel quite awful on occasions. Intermittent strange fatigue type feeling( difficult to explain). Lasts for just a few minutes . Occurs when at rest .
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Ablation 7 weeks on
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Is it a feeling like you could pass out?
No not at all .
Can't help you then. I've had three ablations and never experienced what you have described. It's odd that it happens only when you're at rest. I wonder if your heart is trying to go back into AF and failing.
Jean
Thanks so much for your kind replies I so appreciate it . I’m sorted I think
I think I had this about 2 months in as well. We started to but down on my meds too early I think. Once we reverse that it improved. I now only take a smaller dose in the evenings. It does sound like the flu jab though and glad it's gone.
This feeling can last for up to 6 months,3months since my ablation, some good days some bad days. Have experienced your symptoms and sympathise. Good luck
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