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Persistent AF
Just been told I will not be getting another
cardioversion
or an ablation as gone back into AF as heart too large- though how it has got too large after being back in AF since May I don’t know? Anyway that us what current Cardio and EP have decided in their telephone discussion.
Just been told I will not be getting another
cardioversion
or an ablation as gone back into AF as heart too large- though how it has got too large after being back in AF since May I don’t know? Anyway that us what current Cardio and EP have decided in their telephone discussion.
dezi
in
AF Association
3 years ago
A&E Experience
I had a
Cardioversion
in November 2018, I now think a second is needed.
I had a
Cardioversion
in November 2018, I now think a second is needed.
Hidden
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Ablation procedure
On Thursday 17th June had my first Ablation and
Cardioversion
due to Atrial Tachycardia. Had abnormal ECG on arrival. First time that's ever happened. Well and truly bruised in the groin area.
On Thursday 17th June had my first Ablation and
Cardioversion
due to Atrial Tachycardia. Had abnormal ECG on arrival. First time that's ever happened. Well and truly bruised in the groin area.
Wob58
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
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Breathless after a cardioversion
I've had AF for a year and had a
cardioversion
last Tuesday I'm still very breathless. Is this normal. I have heart failure and had an aortic valve replaced 1 year ago.
I've had AF for a year and had a
cardioversion
last Tuesday I'm still very breathless. Is this normal. I have heart failure and had an aortic valve replaced 1 year ago.
Si1972
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Cardioversion didn’t work…
I had my 2nd
cardioversion
on Friday, they had 3 attempts but said it didn’t work. I’ve had persistent af since at least October 19 (apart from 5 months in NSR after my 1st
cardioversion
in Oct 20) .
I had my 2nd
cardioversion
on Friday, they had 3 attempts but said it didn’t work. I’ve had persistent af since at least October 19 (apart from 5 months in NSR after my 1st
cardioversion
in Oct 20) .
CTblood
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Atrial fibrillation treatments
Hi… I was diagnosed with AF in July 2019. I have had 2 Cardioversions… the second one was successful but only because taking Amiodarone which I find quite debilitating. I am waiting for a date to have an Ablation… sometimes I wish I had it started down this road and just controlled AF with Digoxin,Zemtard
Hi… I was diagnosed with AF in July 2019. I have had 2 Cardioversions… the second one was successful but only because taking Amiodarone which I find quite debilitating. I am waiting for a date to have an Ablation… sometimes I wish I had it started down this road and just controlled AF with Digoxin,Zemtard
Pinnie7
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Blood thinners and cardioversion /ablation
Can anyone tell me if you have to be on bloodthinners if your having a
cardioversion
or ablation I'm seeing EP for first time Thursday and will be pushing for ablation bit I'm not taking a blood thinners as my cardiologist felt due to me only scoring 1 on the Chad whatever ever it is test I didn't need
Can anyone tell me if you have to be on bloodthinners if your having a
cardioversion
or ablation I'm seeing EP for first time Thursday and will be pushing for ablation bit I'm not taking a blood thinners as my cardiologist felt due to me only scoring 1 on the Chad whatever ever it is test I didn't need
Suntanann
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Aflutter getting me down.
I also was told I'm not a candidate for
Cardioversion
as I start the day off in NSR and then go in and out as the day goes on. Would
Cardioversion
actually help. I have to lose weight for the flutter op as too high a BMI. Is it really dangerous to go back on to Flecanide? It worked so much better.
I also was told I'm not a candidate for
Cardioversion
as I start the day off in NSR and then go in and out as the day goes on. Would
Cardioversion
actually help. I have to lose weight for the flutter op as too high a BMI. Is it really dangerous to go back on to Flecanide? It worked so much better.
emmap985
in
AF Association
3 years ago
In AF and looking for advice
Previously I’ve been told by nhs24 to go to the hospital and usually get the option of
cardioversion
under sedation or the option to get hooked up to a drip of rhythm control drugs. I’ve always gone for
cardioversion
why works first time although I get the feeling they don’t like doing it.
Previously I’ve been told by nhs24 to go to the hospital and usually get the option of
cardioversion
under sedation or the option to get hooked up to a drip of rhythm control drugs. I’ve always gone for
cardioversion
why works first time although I get the feeling they don’t like doing it.
Rossdkemp
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Pace and ablatee
Im 78 yrs of age and was diagnosed with Atrial flutter and subsequent DC
Cardioversion
. This left me very tired and lasted about 4 months. I persevered with my love of club cycling but found i could not regain former strength and form.
Im 78 yrs of age and was diagnosed with Atrial flutter and subsequent DC
Cardioversion
. This left me very tired and lasted about 4 months. I persevered with my love of club cycling but found i could not regain former strength and form.
Alphakiwi
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Amiodarone ... ahead of potential cardioversion ...
Diagnosed 18 months ago, nearly 57 years old, been suggested by cardiologist to try amiodarone before a potential
cardioversion
but the side effect possibilities worry me greatly, has anyone got any experience or advice please? Many thanks
Diagnosed 18 months ago, nearly 57 years old, been suggested by cardiologist to try amiodarone before a potential
cardioversion
but the side effect possibilities worry me greatly, has anyone got any experience or advice please? Many thanks
DDYTCC
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Stress and anxiety waiting for next AFib episode
I’ve since had another AFib episode which involves me having to go into hospital to have a
cardioversion
as it never rights itself back into sinus rhythm.
I’ve since had another AFib episode which involves me having to go into hospital to have a
cardioversion
as it never rights itself back into sinus rhythm.
Foxey2
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Persistent AF to NSR in 2.5 days on Amiodarone High Dosage
Had Electrical
Cardioversion
24th March 2021 and was in NSR for 8 days. Saw EP Tuesday and booked another
cardioversion
for 27th May; but EP put me on Amiodorone from Tuesday as follows prior to procedure: 400mg 3 times a day for 3 days then, 200mg 3 times a day for 5 days then, 200mg daily.
Had Electrical
Cardioversion
24th March 2021 and was in NSR for 8 days. Saw EP Tuesday and booked another
cardioversion
for 27th May; but EP put me on Amiodorone from Tuesday as follows prior to procedure: 400mg 3 times a day for 3 days then, 200mg 3 times a day for 5 days then, 200mg daily.
MrFizz
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Anyone’s thoughts on Amiodarine please,in conjunction with a cardioversion.Thank you.
Cardioversion
.
Cardioversion
.
Statusqu
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Fingers crossed ! Sotalol
The next step is an echocardiogram to 'assess his left atrium size before proceeding to DC
cardioversion
'. Should be fine. Checked Sotalol out online - it appears to be a cross between a beta blocker and antiarrhythmic med.
The next step is an echocardiogram to 'assess his left atrium size before proceeding to DC
cardioversion
'. Should be fine. Checked Sotalol out online - it appears to be a cross between a beta blocker and antiarrhythmic med.
Paulbounce
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Return of the Duck
She did mention a
cardioversion
as an option if the AF was lingering but I don't think it is, fortunately. I still have the puffy legs but the breathlessness has reduced, I have some Furusemide I can take on the non working days.
She did mention a
cardioversion
as an option if the AF was lingering but I don't think it is, fortunately. I still have the puffy legs but the breathlessness has reduced, I have some Furusemide I can take on the non working days.
Ducky2003
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Experience on taking Amiodarone
Had unsuccessful
cardioversion
and it is suggested I change blood thinner from Apixaban to Amiodarone and try
cardioversion
again. The side affects concern me and would like to know if anyone can tell me their experience on this blood thinner. I expect to be on it at least 14 months if not longer.
Had unsuccessful
cardioversion
and it is suggested I change blood thinner from Apixaban to Amiodarone and try
cardioversion
again. The side affects concern me and would like to know if anyone can tell me their experience on this blood thinner. I expect to be on it at least 14 months if not longer.
-1946-
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Cardioversion questions
Has anyone out there had a
cardioversion
that has got their heart back into correct rhythmn forever ?? I keep hearing of those that only last a few months Why do I have to go on taking medication after a
cardioversion
?
Has anyone out there had a
cardioversion
that has got their heart back into correct rhythmn forever ?? I keep hearing of those that only last a few months Why do I have to go on taking medication after a
cardioversion
?
Summerlily
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
SUITABLE STRONG PAIN KILLER?
I am thankfull for having the
cardioversion
quickly during the Covid pandemic which appears to have been successful. I wear a watch which monitors my heart rate which rarely goes more than 100 BPM.
I am thankfull for having the
cardioversion
quickly during the Covid pandemic which appears to have been successful. I wear a watch which monitors my heart rate which rarely goes more than 100 BPM.
itsatoucher
in
AF Association
3 years ago
AF after cardioversion
What was the next treatment, i.e. another
cardioversion
, another ablation, road to permanent AF? 5. Could these waiting for
cardioversion
34 days AF cause further remodelling and fibrosis to an extensively fibrotic remodelled heart? 6.
What was the next treatment, i.e. another
cardioversion
, another ablation, road to permanent AF? 5. Could these waiting for
cardioversion
34 days AF cause further remodelling and fibrosis to an extensively fibrotic remodelled heart? 6.
cuore
in
AF Association
3 years ago
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