I started in Afib June 2022 after covid, was diagnosed in August and put on Edoxaban and bisoprolol by my GP. In October I was seen by a specialist and put on Amiodarone (I've mentioned the side effects before.. thanks for the responses) and put on the waiting list for a cardioversion. That was done in August and was successful; I was in normal rhythm when seen by a nurse specialist in September and feeling quite a bit better.. I'm now on the list for an ablation and stopped taking the Amiodarone in October, a year after starting it.
As far as I'm aware I'm still in sinus rhythm (based only on feeling my chest and pulse). The nurse said there was a chance I'd stay in it given the long half life of Amiodarone.
My question is how/ why would they do the ablation if I'm not in Afib at the time? I think the nurse covered that when we spoke but I can't recall what she said in amongst all the new information.
Anyone had experience if this?
Thanks!