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Second heart ablation: Was it successful second time around?

Heart Rhythm Conditions | Last Active: Oct 25, 2023 | Replies (34)
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@cece55

Hi Dana and everyone on this post,

My second ablation went so well this past Thursday, It was totally different from my first ablation. I love my new doctor who is so positive and easy to communicate with. They found gaps from my first ablation and several areas that were not addressed. He was very pleased with the procedure.

I have so much energy this time around but know to watch myself. I just took a short walk outside and will do it again at the end of the day.

The Lord was surely watching over me during my ablation and the change of doctors had to be his idea!

Much Love to everyone,
CeCe55

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obdoc2001 | @obdoc2001 | May 22, 2023

Where did you have it done?

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Dana, Volunteer Mentor | @danab | May 22, 2023

Thanks for the Update and so great to hear it went well.

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Rorywolf | @rorywolf | May 29, 2023

This is my 1st post.
I'm so happy for you! It's over and you feel great-that's super. I have my 2nd ablation scheduled for June 30th. I had my 1st in Aug of 21. I was relieved to my whole life back. Hearing about the ablation procedure in the Dr's office was a lot to take in the 1st time. Then all the tests and MRI etc...I was so scared I almost did not go through with it. I'm so glad I changed my mindset completely and blocked the fear and chose to only look forward.
I remember during that office visit my Dr saying that a 2nd one is a possibility- but at that time I was hardly listening to that and just dealing with the facts and what to expect to my 1st one.
Currently I am dealing with each day now until June 30th... I just took the diltiazem 1/2 hour ago as I was instructed to do if the AF lasts over 30 mins with HR over 100. That is the worst part of AF-the unpredictability of when and how it effects your schedule. It is difficult to live your life around your AF. The best wishes for you. Take it easy and go back to enjoying your life.
Warm woofs,
Rorywolf

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