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Dr. Brett A. Gidney, MD - From the Heart Rhythm Center
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWJ_3VDXsQs
Caryn,
Great video and since I have had the ablation last October 2023, The only thing I am aware of other than the stroke was PVC's AND PAC's.
Hi Caryn,
I really enjoyed this video: How Long After Catheter Ablation Do AFib Symptoms Disappear? It was easy to understand and very informative...Thank you
Subrina, it takes time for our bodies to heal and 3 months seems like a long time but you do feel better each day. I am glad you did not need that transplant either. Hugs🤗
When I broke my foot in 2015 and because I was a diabetic the Doctor had said that it could take 6 months to a year for my foot to heal properly just think if I really had a heart transplant. That takes longer to heal. Thank God I did not have to have a transplant.
Catheter ablation is a procedure used to treat atrial fibrillation (AFib) by destroying the heart tissue that causes irregular heartbeats. According to my knowledge base, while catheter ablation can be initially successful, there is a chance that AFib can develop again. If this happens, your doctor may recommend trying the Show Full Answer
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