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Hi all

Just to let you know I still keep an eye out for your posts, It's been 4years now since my RF ablation and I am very pleased to report that I am still AF free apart from a few ectopic's which I treat with magnesium turate I am in great shape.

if anyone is in doubt about having an ablation I say go ahead, if my AF returned, I would be straight round to the doctors to get another ablation ASAP.

I wish you all good luck and good health

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Thank you. Puts it all in prospective.

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Brizzy50000 in reply toBobD

Keep up the good work Bob, I'm sure your knowledge and experience of AF has helped many people including me

Great to see you still doing well!

Encouraging news Brizzy, it’s never an easy decision for folk to make but your comments will help many…….

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jeanjeannie50

Good news to hear Brizzy. Where did you have your ablation carried out, if you don't mind me asking?

Jean

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Brizzy50000 in reply tojeanjeannie50

I had it in Bristol at BRI

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dedeottie

Brilliant . Great to hear positive results. X

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Bunnyuk

Always soooooo good to hear positive outcomes. Really appreciate you posting.

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Singwell

Good to see this as many feel conflicted about having ablation. I had my 2nd earlier this year. If I can be 5 years AF free it'll have been worth it!

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Golfer60UK

Morning Brizzy, good to hear all is going well. I have been through ablation route and finally had a pacemaker and av node ablated in 2021. Feel pretty good and back to near normal too.I had mine done in Bristol too

Best wishes

Dave

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Keano99

That’s great to hear Brixton, how long were you in persistent AF for?

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Brizzy50000 in reply toKeano99

I had PAF for about ten years being treated with medication but got progressively worse, so ablation was the answer

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MummyLuv

What a brilliant post! Long may you enjoy NSR 😀

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Adalaide2020

Great news! Long may it last.

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Magson

Brizzy, it must have been about the same time I had my ablation at Bristol Heart Institute- November 2018. They certainly look after you and have the expertise. I read somewhere that were in the top 5. Go well.

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Brizzy50000 in reply toMagson

Yes they were a caring, happy bunch who looked after you very well

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momist

Good to hear! Long may it last.

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Deekas

Very happy for you. I am 6 months in and AF free

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