@koleke
What I’ve learned is that a fib is not a permanent fix. Also catheter ablations vary in quality. The more persistent a fib, the more sites that have to be scarred with ablation. All 6 walls. If you don’t kill off all the electrons firing, the a fib grows like a wild fire over time. Watch utube Dr. Scott Lee, a well known electrophysiologist who treats a fib, “ what the doctors never tell you”. You will learn all about a fib and why you need to treat it well to eradicate it and have lasting results. I’m on a freaking one year wait list and I’m in 100% a fib all the time since it started January 2026. I’m anxious and breathless on exertion….. unlike me. Age is a big factor in a fib start up. Many have paroxymal a fib. Occasional bouts but it will grow to persistent and then permanent over time with worse symptoms if left untreated.