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Avoiding permanent atrial fibrillation: treatment approaches to prevent disease progression.
In select patients,
catheter
ablation
provides greater success for prevention of progression of AF than antiarrhythmic drug therapy, although a need for an individualized approach for rhythm control remains essential". From above article.
In select patients,
catheter
ablation
provides greater success for prevention of progression of AF than antiarrhythmic drug therapy, although a need for an individualized approach for rhythm control remains essential". From above article.
Hidden
in
AF Association
8 years ago
Pre ablation Cardiac ct scan Friday.........
8 a.m in Bournemouth .To eat or not to eat that is the question ...........the form only seems to mention caffeine, no alcohol ,tea,coffee( gave up normal a long time ago )even decaf , no food containing chocolate. What I do know is that having to be up at 6 a.m , then the drive to Bournemouth from Weymouth
8 a.m in Bournemouth .To eat or not to eat that is the question ...........the form only seems to mention caffeine, no alcohol ,tea,coffee( gave up normal a long time ago )even decaf , no food containing chocolate. What I do know is that having to be up at 6 a.m , then the drive to Bournemouth from Weymouth
Roony39
in
AF Association
8 years ago
All Geared up for Catheter Ablation....
Hi everyone, I had an appointment to attend to have the
Catheter
Ablation
Procedure on Friday, as stated on letter, I arrived promptly at 11am.
Hi everyone, I had an appointment to attend to have the
Catheter
Ablation
Procedure on Friday, as stated on letter, I arrived promptly at 11am.
Sparkleshimmer
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
8 years ago
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Ablation
Hi everyone, I had an appointment to attend to have the
Catheter
Ablation
Procedure on Friday, as stated on letter, I arrived promptly at 11am.
Hi everyone, I had an appointment to attend to have the
Catheter
Ablation
Procedure on Friday, as stated on letter, I arrived promptly at 11am.
Sparkleshimmer
in
AF Association
8 years ago
Still in pain
Had a hysteroscopy 4 days ago to remove clots fibroids etc... still feeling low and having pain is this normal...? I have to go and return to have an Endometrial Ablation treatment . ...any advise ?
Had a hysteroscopy 4 days ago to remove clots fibroids etc... still feeling low and having pain is this normal...? I have to go and return to have an Endometrial Ablation treatment . ...any advise ?
Sally_Lee
in
Healthy Happy Woman
8 years ago
Some advice please xx
I've had wpw and svt since I was born but only became symptomatic at the age of around 5 I think, I am now 16 and this year 6 months I got the
catheter
ablation
done.
I've had wpw and svt since I was born but only became symptomatic at the age of around 5 I think, I am now 16 and this year 6 months I got the
catheter
ablation
done.
erincath
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
8 years ago
Should I Ablate ?
As we discussed AF is progressive therefore the only choice that I have is
catheter
ablation
( balloon cryoablation ) Now I am in dilemma , as my condition is by enlarge asymptomatic up to now ( 80-85 bpm for 48 hours), and up to today's date I can only confirm definitely two episodes of about eight
As we discussed AF is progressive therefore the only choice that I have is
catheter
ablation
( balloon cryoablation ) Now I am in dilemma , as my condition is by enlarge asymptomatic up to now ( 80-85 bpm for 48 hours), and up to today's date I can only confirm definitely two episodes of about eight
Bahman
in
AF Association
8 years ago
When to start exercise again post catheter ablation for a 35 year old who exercised daily prior to procedure?
Hi everyone, just to let you all know that I had a
catheter
ablation
under GA yesterday morning, and according to the consultant was a successful however I was told that I have a unusually large Atrium so AF could return. So far my heart has been regular, but means nothing I know!
Hi everyone, just to let you all know that I had a
catheter
ablation
under GA yesterday morning, and according to the consultant was a successful however I was told that I have a unusually large Atrium so AF could return. So far my heart has been regular, but means nothing I know!
AndyGman
in
AF Association
8 years ago
AV node procedure"misgivings"
Hi Barry I hope you are continuing to enjoy "your new condition". since your AV node ablation. I have just received a call from the local hospital offering me Weds 7th December for AV procedure. I too have endured A/F for 6years and 3 Ablations countless Cardioversions too many "pills to point a stick
Hi Barry I hope you are continuing to enjoy "your new condition". since your AV node ablation. I have just received a call from the local hospital offering me Weds 7th December for AV procedure. I too have endured A/F for 6years and 3 Ablations countless Cardioversions too many "pills to point a stick
Ladysmith64
in
AF Association
8 years ago
Wonders of modern medicine
I know it's a few years old but this video of a
catheter
ablation
by dr Sabine Ernst blew me away.... strides are being made http://www.aljazeera.com/programmes/thecure/2013/06/201362729546496.html
I know it's a few years old but this video of a
catheter
ablation
by dr Sabine Ernst blew me away.... strides are being made http://www.aljazeera.com/programmes/thecure/2013/06/201362729546496.html
Hidden
in
AF Association
8 years ago
AF Association patients day
We will be focusing on treatment for AF including your anticoagulation options and
catheter
ablation
. To secure your place, email r.harris@heartrhythmalliance.org or call 01789 867517
We will be focusing on treatment for AF including your anticoagulation options and
catheter
ablation
. To secure your place, email r.harris@heartrhythmalliance.org or call 01789 867517
Hidden
in
AF Association
8 years ago
ENDOMETRIAL ABLATION REVIEWS :)
I am booked in for an endometrial ablation I am 41 have confirmed adenomyosis and endometriosis removed in april from left uterosacrial ligament, uretor and rectum all superficial nodules removal of endo has made no different at all to pain, bowel and bladder pains and problems have been worse since
I am booked in for an endometrial ablation I am 41 have confirmed adenomyosis and endometriosis removed in april from left uterosacrial ligament, uretor and rectum all superficial nodules removal of endo has made no different at all to pain, bowel and bladder pains and problems have been worse since
Alicepirate
in
Endometriosis UK
8 years ago
Ablation - Successful!!
Well after my cardiac ablation being cancelled in late October I attended on Monday (7th Nov) and had the ablation! Took just over three hours but the electro physician said it had been a success! stopped tablets! yay!! Just on warfarin still but can deal with that! Recovery (although not fully as yet
Well after my cardiac ablation being cancelled in late October I attended on Monday (7th Nov) and had the ablation! Took just over three hours but the electro physician said it had been a success! stopped tablets! yay!! Just on warfarin still but can deal with that! Recovery (although not fully as yet
Sparkleshimmer
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
8 years ago
What is A/F
I have suffered from A/F for over 14 years which has involved several stays in hospital, three CV,s, two angiograms etc. I am due to have a pacemaker fitted on 24th November followed by a AV node ablation around six weeks later. I have been told that these proceedures will not get rid of A/F. My problem
I have suffered from A/F for over 14 years which has involved several stays in hospital, three CV,s, two angiograms etc. I am due to have a pacemaker fitted on 24th November followed by a AV node ablation around six weeks later. I have been told that these proceedures will not get rid of A/F. My problem
mullikg
in
AF Association
8 years ago
First post from yet another fearful afibber (lone longstanding persistent) facing an ablation!
then referred by my cardiologist to an EP who In August increased the Bisoprolol to 3.75 then 5 mg and put me on the waiting list for a (robotic)
catheter
ablation
, with the proviso that I must go on Amiodarone before and after and that 2 ablations are likely to be necessary.
then referred by my cardiologist to an EP who In August increased the Bisoprolol to 3.75 then 5 mg and put me on the waiting list for a (robotic)
catheter
ablation
, with the proviso that I must go on Amiodarone before and after and that 2 ablations are likely to be necessary.
Prancer
in
AF Association
8 years ago
RF vs. cryoablation
Http://www.heartracing.com/patients/rf.vs.cryoablation.asp http://www.piedmont.org/living-better/
catheter
-
ablation
-radiofrequency-vs-cryoablation
Http://www.heartracing.com/patients/rf.vs.cryoablation.asp http://www.piedmont.org/living-better/
catheter
-
ablation
-radiofrequency-vs-cryoablation
barbara2
in
AF Association
8 years ago
Recently had AV Node Ablation 4 weeks ago and Pacemaker 6 weeks ago
Feeling exhausted and tired. How long is the recovery? Taking Lisinopril, Coumadin and low dose of Bistolic, Lasix. I am 77. Had 2 ablations prior. AF since 2015. 8 cardio versions.
Feeling exhausted and tired. How long is the recovery? Taking Lisinopril, Coumadin and low dose of Bistolic, Lasix. I am 77. Had 2 ablations prior. AF since 2015. 8 cardio versions.
Bstipton
in
AF Association
8 years ago
Atypical left atrial flutter post-ablation
These arrhythmias most likely are due to discontinuities in linear lesions; therefore, they can be successfully mapped and ablated in a subsequent percutaneous
catheter
ablation
procedure.
These arrhythmias most likely are due to discontinuities in linear lesions; therefore, they can be successfully mapped and ablated in a subsequent percutaneous
catheter
ablation
procedure.
Lizty
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
8 years ago
Now prescribed Amiodarone
Just seen my cardiologist today who has now prescribed Amiodarone. He did discuss AV node ablation but wanted to try this medication first, I took Flecainide for 20+ years and then Sotalol in the last year. Having had a TIA at the end of August as a consequence of my AF I am now on Apixabam and my cardiologist
Just seen my cardiologist today who has now prescribed Amiodarone. He did discuss AV node ablation but wanted to try this medication first, I took Flecainide for 20+ years and then Sotalol in the last year. Having had a TIA at the end of August as a consequence of my AF I am now on Apixabam and my cardiologist
Harfly
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
8 years ago
Endometrial Ablation
Has anyone had this? Just wanting to hear stories of anyone who has had this. Thanks I have been offered it
Has anyone had this? Just wanting to hear stories of anyone who has had this. Thanks I have been offered it
sj2010
in
Pelvic Pain Support Network
8 years ago
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