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Back in Persistent AF, since Sunday. What are peoples' experiences of Cardioversion, after having had previous successful ablation ?
I think I am on a wait list for a 2nd ablation, but just wanting to hear people's experiences of
cardioversion
in the meantime? Mine is now booked for 15th October. Thx a lot
I think I am on a wait list for a 2nd ablation, but just wanting to hear people's experiences of
cardioversion
in the meantime? Mine is now booked for 15th October. Thx a lot
Turquoise19
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
How long does it take to get your energy back after an ablation
My 80 yr old friend had 2 attempts at
cardioversion
and then an ablation in March. Since June she has been complaining about total loss of energy and has completely lost her mojo. Her cardio saw her last week and is happy with her heart and bp. I’m trying to get some idea of what is going on here.
My 80 yr old friend had 2 attempts at
cardioversion
and then an ablation in March. Since June she has been complaining about total loss of energy and has completely lost her mojo. Her cardio saw her last week and is happy with her heart and bp. I’m trying to get some idea of what is going on here.
hausjac
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Living with AF
They said it’s subjective to AF though and sure that the
cardioversion
should sort things out. Does anyone else get fatigued and tired from it? I’m in AF all the time. My heart rate isn’t that high. Just a mad rhythm all the time.
They said it’s subjective to AF though and sure that the
cardioversion
should sort things out. Does anyone else get fatigued and tired from it? I’m in AF all the time. My heart rate isn’t that high. Just a mad rhythm all the time.
wordzo
in
AF Association
3 years ago
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Finally doing it. (1st Ablation on Thursday)
hi there, after 4 years of agonising over the decision, 4 years which included 4 cardioversions and many months in persistent AF, I’ve pulled the trigger and it’s happening. The cardio version in Feb lasted 2 months and the one in Sept only 24hrs (I’ve had one that lasted a year and one for 18 months
hi there, after 4 years of agonising over the decision, 4 years which included 4 cardioversions and many months in persistent AF, I’ve pulled the trigger and it’s happening. The cardio version in Feb lasted 2 months and the one in Sept only 24hrs (I’ve had one that lasted a year and one for 18 months
Sean_C
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Cardioversion
My consultant said he wants to get my heart rhythm back in a normal rhythm and that with a
cardioversion
they do work 9 out of 10 times (90%). Obviously though I’m guessing there is no guarantee if this will be successful and if so how long for.
My consultant said he wants to get my heart rhythm back in a normal rhythm and that with a
cardioversion
they do work 9 out of 10 times (90%). Obviously though I’m guessing there is no guarantee if this will be successful and if so how long for.
wordzo
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Upgraded from paroxysmal afib into persistent afib…. Deep joy!
I am meantime going to try and see a private cardiologist as I’m pretty sure even after a week, two weeks whatever that I could still have a
cardioversion
or an ablation to restore NSR?
I am meantime going to try and see a private cardiologist as I’m pretty sure even after a week, two weeks whatever that I could still have a
cardioversion
or an ablation to restore NSR?
Motov
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Ablation and Cardioversion
A question is if I’m in AFIB during/after the ablation will they do
cardioversion
? My PAF is often short lived and I’ve never had a
cardioversion
. The thought of both procedures stresses me more . I’m not having a GA
A question is if I’m in AFIB during/after the ablation will they do
cardioversion
? My PAF is often short lived and I’ve never had a
cardioversion
. The thought of both procedures stresses me more . I’m not having a GA
kalgs
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Post cardioversion...heart rate lowering
Cardioversion
today. Successful. Horay. Regular heart rate for first time in 17 years. I left hospital with a HR of 55 to 60 and BP 86/55.
Cardioversion
today. Successful. Horay. Regular heart rate for first time in 17 years. I left hospital with a HR of 55 to 60 and BP 86/55.
Fullofheart
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Cardioversion + TEE
Two questions: 1) Has anyway experienced a
cardioversion
immediately preceded by a TEE? Just how unpleasant is the TEE?
Two questions: 1) Has anyway experienced a
cardioversion
immediately preceded by a TEE? Just how unpleasant is the TEE?
GeorgeStevens
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Drinking and AF
I was diagnosed with persistent/permanent AF back in June, I had a
cardioversion
that worked well for 6 days, I'm on the list to have an ablation but the wait is 9 to 12 months here.... I like to have a drink now and again, nothing over the top maybe 3-4 pints a week...
I was diagnosed with persistent/permanent AF back in June, I had a
cardioversion
that worked well for 6 days, I'm on the list to have an ablation but the wait is 9 to 12 months here.... I like to have a drink now and again, nothing over the top maybe 3-4 pints a week...
54345
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Will cardioversion end all Afib symptoms
Will these symptoms go away if my
cardioversion
is successful?
Will these symptoms go away if my
cardioversion
is successful?
Loafinabout
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Can a Cardioversion work after 9 months in Persistent Afib
It has been a long very hard fight to get seen re my change from Paroxysmal to Persistent Afib and the help and advice on here has helped.Just been offered
Cardioversion
option or at least put on waiting list.It could be a couple of months longer so maybe 9 or 10 months in Persistent AFib.I just wonder
It has been a long very hard fight to get seen re my change from Paroxysmal to Persistent Afib and the help and advice on here has helped.Just been offered
Cardioversion
option or at least put on waiting list.It could be a couple of months longer so maybe 9 or 10 months in Persistent AFib.I just wonder
kkatz
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Echocardiogram
My husband has Afib, has had
cardioversion
although I don't think 100% successful, and today has an echocardiogram (first one). The person carrying this out is "A Technician" 😬. Can anyone advise how long it takes to get results / the procedure afterwards.
My husband has Afib, has had
cardioversion
although I don't think 100% successful, and today has an echocardiogram (first one). The person carrying this out is "A Technician" 😬. Can anyone advise how long it takes to get results / the procedure afterwards.
Kindatheart
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Post Ablation - Feeling Grateful
A
cardioversion
in September 2017 kept me in sinus until late last year when I found I was getting increasingly frequent, short (10-15 second) heart rate peaks on my HR monitor whilst exercising. Despite trying different approaches to reduce the peaks the AF became persistent in March this year.
A
cardioversion
in September 2017 kept me in sinus until late last year when I found I was getting increasingly frequent, short (10-15 second) heart rate peaks on my HR monitor whilst exercising. Despite trying different approaches to reduce the peaks the AF became persistent in March this year.
motog
in
AF Association
3 years ago
failed cardioversion
i went into the bristol heart hospital yesterday to have a
cardioversion
-sadly it did,nt work.the nurses told me i will be called back in the future to discuss other procedures.can my friends on --healthunlocked tell what others who also failed synus mode ended up having xxxxxlots of love
i went into the bristol heart hospital yesterday to have a
cardioversion
-sadly it did,nt work.the nurses told me i will be called back in the future to discuss other procedures.can my friends on --healthunlocked tell what others who also failed synus mode ended up having xxxxxlots of love
Tut7iFru7i
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Problems with Digoxin
I have persistent AF, awaiting a
cardioversion
, and have been prescribed Digoxin as well as 10mg Bisoprolol. The meds are working in as much as my heart rate has slowed down but I feel dreadful on the medication.
I have persistent AF, awaiting a
cardioversion
, and have been prescribed Digoxin as well as 10mg Bisoprolol. The meds are working in as much as my heart rate has slowed down but I feel dreadful on the medication.
cicek
in
AF Association
3 years ago
AF Continues.
I had to go for a ecg 2 days ago which was about 8 weeks after my
cardioversion
. Today the phone conversation told me I had gone back into AF. Disappointed but to be honest not unexpected.
I had to go for a ecg 2 days ago which was about 8 weeks after my
cardioversion
. Today the phone conversation told me I had gone back into AF. Disappointed but to be honest not unexpected.
dindy
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Alcohol and Edoxoban
Hi Everyone, Person here with AF awaiting a
cardioversion
and being put on Edoxaban in the next couple of weeks once my appointment with the GP is due. I understand alcohol is usually a trigger for AF so am best avoiding anyway. Just confused however.
Hi Everyone, Person here with AF awaiting a
cardioversion
and being put on Edoxaban in the next couple of weeks once my appointment with the GP is due. I understand alcohol is usually a trigger for AF so am best avoiding anyway. Just confused however.
wordzo
in
AF Association
3 years ago
Exercising with A-FIB - and after affects
I have had 2 ablations (2017, 2019) and (I think) 7 Cardioversions and discovered (confirmed) today that I am back in a-fib unfortunately. I have aortic stenosis and a parachute mitral valve ("the structure of my heart is not normal" in the words of my EP) which we think is the reason for the ablations
I have had 2 ablations (2017, 2019) and (I think) 7 Cardioversions and discovered (confirmed) today that I am back in a-fib unfortunately. I have aortic stenosis and a parachute mitral valve ("the structure of my heart is not normal" in the words of my EP) which we think is the reason for the ablations
Jonathan_C
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Crispy Fried Duck........no pancakes
She wasn't sure whether she'd had an ablation or
cardioversion
as she didnt seem to think there was any difference, bless her.
She wasn't sure whether she'd had an ablation or
cardioversion
as she didnt seem to think there was any difference, bless her.
Ducky2003
in
AF Association
3 years ago
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