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AV Node Ablation
The other choice is
AV
node
ablation
which has always been mentioned as the answer to my problems. Because of my lack of any kind of progress with the PM alone I have accepted with some relief the
AV
node
ablation
option.
The other choice is
AV
node
ablation
which has always been mentioned as the answer to my problems. Because of my lack of any kind of progress with the PM alone I have accepted with some relief the
AV
node
ablation
option.
shirlygirly
in
AF Association
6 years ago
Ventricular Ectopic Beats - Possible short term relief
I am 63 and have suffered this terrible condition for 47 years, climaxing with 23,000 recorded ectopics in a single day. I am absolutely sure from my own experience that there is a relationship between my stomach and my cardiac rhythm. When I eat my heart rate rockets but my wife's does not. When my
I am 63 and have suffered this terrible condition for 47 years, climaxing with 23,000 recorded ectopics in a single day. I am absolutely sure from my own experience that there is a relationship between my stomach and my cardiac rhythm. When I eat my heart rate rockets but my wife's does not. When my
Hidden
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
5 years ago
Frustrated!
So 5 months after my
av
node
ablation
and pacemaker fitted I’d just managed to get fit enough to walk up and down gentle hills feeling really good. Best I had In 10 years. Then 3 weeks ago I slipped in the rain onto some tiles broke my pelvis and chipped my humerus.
So 5 months after my
av
node
ablation
and pacemaker fitted I’d just managed to get fit enough to walk up and down gentle hills feeling really good. Best I had In 10 years. Then 3 weeks ago I slipped in the rain onto some tiles broke my pelvis and chipped my humerus.
dragonflyjan
in
AF Association
6 years ago
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Has anybody here had a pace and ablate?
Has anybody here had
AV
node
ablation
aka 'pace and ablate' (as opposed to 'cateheter' ablation)? If so and you don't mind telling, did it improve your symptoms of afib and to what extent? Has the pacemaker affected your life? Thank you.
Has anybody here had
AV
node
ablation
aka 'pace and ablate' (as opposed to 'cateheter' ablation)? If so and you don't mind telling, did it improve your symptoms of afib and to what extent? Has the pacemaker affected your life? Thank you.
abbababy
in
AF Association
6 years ago
Extended lymphadenectomy or standard or not ?
Hello group and as the year start i wish to all peace and love around you. After my targeted biopsy at G 4+5 and G 4+3 all on one side, with no peri-neural invasion, no seminal invasion and a 17 PSA at the same level for one year... i have been prescribed a PR + ePLND (extended lymphadenectomy) to
Hello group and as the year start i wish to all peace and love around you. After my targeted biopsy at G 4+5 and G 4+3 all on one side, with no peri-neural invasion, no seminal invasion and a 17 PSA at the same level for one year... i have been prescribed a PR + ePLND (extended lymphadenectomy) to
Northcaptain
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Pacemaker and Mammogram
I had a pacemaker fitted last year and
AV
node
ablation
in May. I have just had a reminder that I am due for a mammogram. I mentioned to my GP that I was concerned it or the wires may get damaged, as I’ve had the AV node ablated, I didn’t like the prospect of something going wrong.
I had a pacemaker fitted last year and
AV
node
ablation
in May. I have just had a reminder that I am due for a mammogram. I mentioned to my GP that I was concerned it or the wires may get damaged, as I’ve had the AV node ablated, I didn’t like the prospect of something going wrong.
Jennywren2953
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
6 years ago
Recovery after Catheter Ablation
I had an ablation treatment last Thursday 27th Dec, it went well, so I gather, but I understand that it was more complicated than anticipated. It took some time to complete the investigative part of the treatment and then five locations were identified and I then received 5 "burns". The whole treatment
I had an ablation treatment last Thursday 27th Dec, it went well, so I gather, but I understand that it was more complicated than anticipated. It took some time to complete the investigative part of the treatment and then five locations were identified and I then received 5 "burns". The whole treatment
DylanRJ
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
6 years ago
A/Fib and Exercise.
I am a new here, but not new to A/Fib or A/Flutter. After 4 decades of distance running I ended up with a heart attack and quadruple bypass at 65. (12 years ago) Back to running within 6 weeks but 5 years later A/Fib struck, followed a year later by A/Flutter. 2013 and a RF Catheter Ablation restored
I am a new here, but not new to A/Fib or A/Flutter. After 4 decades of distance running I ended up with a heart attack and quadruple bypass at 65. (12 years ago) Back to running within 6 weeks but 5 years later A/Fib struck, followed a year later by A/Flutter. 2013 and a RF Catheter Ablation restored
Caratacus
in
AF Association
6 years ago
AF ablation risks and concerns
Hi all, I'm new to this forum and have found a lot of reassuring posts and comments on here - so thank you to everyone who's contributed! My situation: I'm a 43-year male, non-smoker, not overweight, CHADSVASC=0, generally good health... recently diagnosed with paroxysmal AF and a 'more regular tachycardia
Hi all, I'm new to this forum and have found a lot of reassuring posts and comments on here - so thank you to everyone who's contributed! My situation: I'm a 43-year male, non-smoker, not overweight, CHADSVASC=0, generally good health... recently diagnosed with paroxysmal AF and a 'more regular tachycardia
velgor
in
AF Association
6 years ago
Cardiac Ablation
I had the cardiac ablation surgery on Oct. 3. I'm very glad i did it. I feel much better and have only had one (5minute) afib moment since.
I had the cardiac ablation surgery on Oct. 3. I'm very glad i did it. I feel much better and have only had one (5minute) afib moment since.
eggie
in
AF Association
6 years ago
PNI After Catheter Ablation
Hi guys, This is more just a query, rather than looking for a definite answer: what sort of time frame after catheter ablation does phrenic nerve injury occur? I only ask as, having read a few paper online I know it's something that [i]does [/i]happen. But none of them go into much detail about how
Hi guys, This is more just a query, rather than looking for a definite answer: what sort of time frame after catheter ablation does phrenic nerve injury occur? I only ask as, having read a few paper online I know it's something that [i]does [/i]happen. But none of them go into much detail about how
DaveT81
in
AF Association
6 years ago
Shortness of breath
I had a Cardiac Ablation for AFib seven weeks ago. I am still experiencing shortness OB breath that has not improved. I have discussed this with my cardiologist and he says it will get better. I returned to work two weeks after the ablation and I am having a very hard time working because of the shortness
I had a Cardiac Ablation for AFib seven weeks ago. I am still experiencing shortness OB breath that has not improved. I have discussed this with my cardiologist and he says it will get better. I returned to work two weeks after the ablation and I am having a very hard time working because of the shortness
LAC1954
in
AF Association
6 years ago
VT diagnosis and cardiac ablation. Would you do it?
I’ve recently been through the full gamut of testing (ECG, Holter, CT scan, stress test). Everything came back normal except for my holter which did show a small run of VT. I had a few ectopic beats during the stress test and I feel those several times a day, which I hate, but have been told repeatedly
I’ve recently been through the full gamut of testing (ECG, Holter, CT scan, stress test). Everything came back normal except for my holter which did show a small run of VT. I had a few ectopic beats during the stress test and I feel those several times a day, which I hate, but have been told repeatedly
Mariaoliver
in
AF Association
6 years ago
Cardioversion
Following this, I am having a bi-ventricular pacemaker and if necessary
AV
node
ablation
through pacemaker. Apart from AF I have left ventricular failure ( heart failure)and left Atria impairment,. Also asthma, iron deficiency, and hypothyroidism.
Following this, I am having a bi-ventricular pacemaker and if necessary
AV
node
ablation
through pacemaker. Apart from AF I have left ventricular failure ( heart failure)and left Atria impairment,. Also asthma, iron deficiency, and hypothyroidism.
NorfolkGal
in
AF Association
6 years ago
AV node ablation failure?
Meds do not work well for me. 2 months ago I had an
AV
node
ablation
. It seems to have failed. I’m still getting Afib generated V tach and other atrial pacing. Anyone else have a failed
AV
node
ablation
?
Meds do not work well for me. 2 months ago I had an
AV
node
ablation
. It seems to have failed. I’m still getting Afib generated V tach and other atrial pacing. Anyone else have a failed
AV
node
ablation
?
Shepheart
in
AF Association
6 years ago
New meds
Hi, can anyone help me, i have just had a change of meds after a catheter ablation, which didnt seem to work, i am now on, bisoprolol 5mg twice a day, dronedarone 400mg twice a day, just wondering if anyone else was on the same, and how where they going on with there meds.
Hi, can anyone help me, i have just had a change of meds after a catheter ablation, which didnt seem to work, i am now on, bisoprolol 5mg twice a day, dronedarone 400mg twice a day, just wondering if anyone else was on the same, and how where they going on with there meds.
Jammymax
in
British Heart Foundation
6 years ago
Cardioversion
Then I will be offered an
AV
node
ablation
through the pacemaker which will kill my natural heart triggers and relay totally on the pacemaker. All scary stuff. Has anyone had experiences of these three procedures. 1 internal Cardioversion 2 Bi-ventricular Pacemaker 3 Ablation through pacemaker.
Then I will be offered an
AV
node
ablation
through the pacemaker which will kill my natural heart triggers and relay totally on the pacemaker. All scary stuff. Has anyone had experiences of these three procedures. 1 internal Cardioversion 2 Bi-ventricular Pacemaker 3 Ablation through pacemaker.
NorfolkGal
in
British Heart Foundation
6 years ago
HF and pacemaker
I am now awaiting a biventricular pacemaker and subsequent
AV
node
ablation
which I am hoping will allow my EF to recover and resolve my HF. Has anyone else gone through a similar journey? If so, what was your experience?
I am now awaiting a biventricular pacemaker and subsequent
AV
node
ablation
which I am hoping will allow my EF to recover and resolve my HF. Has anyone else gone through a similar journey? If so, what was your experience?
IanMK
in
British Heart Foundation
6 years ago
Pacemaker
My real question is this, I had a 3 lead PM as it is thought I will the
AV
node
ablation
as even an increase in medication is not going to work for me.
My real question is this, I had a 3 lead PM as it is thought I will the
AV
node
ablation
as even an increase in medication is not going to work for me.
shirlygirly
in
AF Association
6 years ago
When is AV Node ablation the answer?
My EP initially suggested an
AV
node
ablation
but then, without telling me the reason decided not to, saying that it would not stop the AF. I am now left rather confused as to whether or not
AV
node
ablation
would help me.
My EP initially suggested an
AV
node
ablation
but then, without telling me the reason decided not to, saying that it would not stop the AF. I am now left rather confused as to whether or not
AV
node
ablation
would help me.
Hidden
in
AF Association
6 years ago
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