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TAVR Has Been Recommended To Correct My Severe Aortic Stenosis. I Am Looking For Statistics On How Successful This Procedure Is.

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posted October 20, 2019
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Find a high volume medical centers with that procedure and look for experts in the field.

posted December 25, 2022
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When they do an ablation they burn some of your electrical impulses that are located in/near your sinus node. Before the procedure they warn you that it is possible that the procedure could destroy it. This was my 4th ablation. I did not have any problems with my first 3 ablations. All my procedures were performed at the Cleveland Clinic. Hope this helps.

posted February 27, 2020
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How could ablation destroy sinus node?

posted February 26, 2020
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I have had 4 ablations and the 4th ablation destroyed my sinus node. I had a pacemaker inserted about o e month after the last ablation. An ablation is not a bad procedure. The only problem is not being able to move or get up for six hours after the ablation. Good luck on whatever you decide!

posted February 22, 2020
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I recently saw an electro cardiologist regarding ablation. Trying to make decision. As I knew already I am in constant afib but with controlled heart rate. Biggest complaint loss of breath during exertion. Not particularly brave about ablation. Any one have advise or experience.

posted December 22, 2019
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

omg that was a dangerous fall you have to be careful all the time. Are you on Warfarin?

posted November 21, 2019
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I had aortic valve replacement done 2 years ago and I am doing okay. For me, it took some time to recover. I came home from the hospital too early and the moment I walked up the stairs to my bedroom, I fell right on my chest. My husband called 911 and they helped me up and I laid on the bed. I was a little shaky walking but I got better. Good luck to you.

posted November 21, 2019
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I had my operation done for aortic stenosis complete success that was 5years ago I would recommend anybody to go for it my life changed so much I am now going to the gym and do an hour most days still have yearly tests but so far so good

posted November 14, 2019
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IAM In that process now..do your own research on doctors and hospitals before you say I do....IAM Traveling 100 miles for my procedure.So far so good all tests and angiogram done next tavr.implant

posted October 29, 2019

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