Experiences with

Atrial flutter

Here are results: IRHYTHM FINDINGS: Atrial Flutter occurred continuously (100% burden), ranging from 62-161 bpm (avg of 100 bpm). Atrial Flutter may be possible Atrial Tachycardia with variable block.

I had pulmonary vein isolation and a right atrial flutter line by radio frequency/heat. Note that my doc says he does nearly all ablations now with an atrial flutter line—and that has improved his ablation success and longevity of his patients being afib free (85% after 3 years).

Tonight I feel overwhelmed with negative thoughts , a sad feeling. I had my cardioversion last week, it didn't work . I have heart failure, so they have put me on amiodarone then they will try another cardioversion in a few weeks . Separately I recieved a phone call today from the hospital

Atrial flutter is a relatively common heart rhythm disturbance encountered by doctors, although not as common as Atrial Fibrillation (AF). It can affect adults of any age but is more common in older patients and is also more common in men.

I've been diagnosed with Atrial flutter, it's there all the time now and heart scan shows damage to heart muscle . I'm waiting for cardioversion , then possible ablation if unsuccessful. My anxiety and depression is rapidly going crazy 😪

i was given and ECG which has detected an atrial flutter. I have no symptons. I have been prescribed Apixaban Should i be careful about having a glass of wine on Christmas Day?

On Page 1 of my most recent ECG Report, I see "Percentage of Atrial Flutter and Atrial Fibrillation: 70.39." But on Page 3 -- "Hourly Statistics Table of ECG Data" -- the numbers in the Ventricular and Atrial columns are very small.

Referred to an Electrophysiologist who found Atrial Flutter as well as Atrial Fibrillation. Atrial flutter ablation treatment undertaken on September 18th. Since then I have been in what I call "reasonable" sinus rhythm but with regular feelings of not being "right".

Has anyone been in SR after a conversion and NOT gone back into AF or Atrial Flutter following a few days of these hateful things? 🙏

I have atrial flutter and a history of afib also. I have been seeing an EP doctor at MGH for years, but, of late, have not been happy with him. All of his answers are very non definitive as he seems to be more interested in CYA than concrete suggestions as to what would be best for me.

Since having my 4 procedures just over 3 weeks ago, I still have visual disturbances (even typing this is very difficult as everything looks glary) and dizziness. I was in the cath lab over 6 hours as apparently it was very complex. I'm now in sinus rhythm most of the time with the odd blip a few times

In 3 years, I've had several short episodes of afib, but atrial flutter is a bigger problem for me, but even its episodes were short. However, about 20 days ago I tried to cut a dose of flecanide, to take 100 mg per day.

Atrial Fibrillation and ablation in 2018 and now trying to cope with Atrial Flutter....

Diagnosed with atrial flutter three months after ablation for atrial fibrillation, now on waiting list for cardioversion. Finding that when catching up on news on mobile phone in bed first thing in the morning, I keep getting waves of light headedness.

Newly diagnosed with an atrial flutter and very pleased to know what is actually wrong with me after 2 visits to A&E, all advice from anyone with this condition would be so helpful

Hello all I've recently been diagnosed with Atrial flutter/AF after having a PFO closure. Anybody else had this at all?? It's screwing with my head and I need some answers or just someone who understands 😔

I was diagnosed with atrial flutter/afib almost two years ago. Currently, it's paroxysmal, mostly presenting as flutter episodes lasting about 30 minutes, occurring roughly three times a year. I understand atrial flutter/afib can sometimes progress to more frequent or longer episodes over time.

I recently got diagnosed with persistent AF along with an Atrial Flutter which has been going on around 8 weeks. It was picked up in during a Echo. The same Echo also picked up a mildly dilated left ventricle with an EF of 30%.

hi, I've been given a date for my ablation in November, I was hoping for a general anaesthetic but I haven't been giving that as a option. Should I try and speak to the consultant or keep my appointment for the day procedure. I know I'll be sooooooo nervous , I'm already starting to

I’m closely following an Australian company Imracor who has done European tests on its new MRI guided Catheter ablation method and now a couple of months ago started at John Hopkins in the US… the ablations conducted initially are for Atrial Flutter.