3 months after Ablation and still getting a fluttering feeling in heart. ie heart seems normal (60 - 70bpm) then speeds up (90 - 100) then returns to normal Seeing cardiologist at the end of the week and sent him some Kardia readings. He said that 'encouragingly it was not AF but Sinus Arrhythmia'. It might be encouraging but still anxiety causing due to fluttering feeling. Anyone else experienced this and what does it mean for longer term prognosis of AF if any?
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Sinus Arrhythmia
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I think this is not unusual and the ablation likely has worked if the AF itself is being kept at bay. I get lots of these ectopics and they can be as disturbing, mentally, as the AF. Perhaps the AF previously masked them, or it could be the ablation scars have provoked them for now but that they will settle as they heal?
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