← Return to Athletic heart with heart rate abnormalities post ablation for a fib

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@stan52 It wouldn't hurt....for a while. Maybe during the blanking period that follows the ablation, until you're given the all-clear? After that, try to claw back what you had. The thing is, was it your swimming that caused the flutter, or maybe the overheated space afterwards? Mebbe. Or, it might just have been age-related and genetics. You were due anyway.

Your EP would have something to say. You might run this past him/her and see if the guidance sounds reasonable. BTW, my church organist found out he had flutter during a doctor's visit. He was urgently ablated. Two days later, back on the water kayaking with the missus. On the open ocean. I believe he was about your age at the time, maybe a couple of years older.

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@gloaming The reaso; I mentioned is this occured 3 times in the exact conditions I described. The HR accelarted to 125-138 and just stayed there dur8ng that time. Once it stopped on its own after roughly an hour. The other times they injected which brought it down quickly. Thanks.