AFib Ablation Success Rate: What To Expect
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- Опубликовано: 6 апр 2024
- Curious about AFib ablation success rates? Find out what to expect in this video about atrial fibrillation treatment options. Understand the long-term success of AFib ablation and what it means for your health. Learn about factors that help improve AFib Ablation Success Rate.
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I am 2.5 weeks post-op for CTI/Atrial Flutter, RF PVI AFib and EP study trying to induce my SVT (B4 AFib it was SVT). I feel pretty decent (57 years old). AFib is a Beast of a condition. Looking forward to getting off Metoprolol & Eliquis. 3 years of AFib was just about all I could handle before I finally relented for the operation. Thank you for all your great information!
3rd year without Afib after cryoablation for me
I had persistent AFIB for about 2 years. Then last year, I had 2 failed cardioversions and a successful catheter ablation in September. About 3 months after, my Kardia device told me I now had a ventricular arythmia but that only lasted periodically a few days. Went on a holster for a week and never a sign of it again. It's been 7 months. I am 65 and now feel about how I did 5 years ago. So if you are in persistent AFIB for several years, I'd say be optimistic and give the ablation procedure a try. Coincidentally, and I know correlation does not equal causation, but my AFIB developed a few months after the mRNA jab. There are several papers on the NIH site about this correlation. I was a big supporter of getting vaccinated back then. Now, not so much.🤔
I had one Moderna shot and had a 20 minute afib episode the next morning. I have paroxysmal afib anyway, but it did give me an unexpected attack. I haven't had any vaccinations of any kind since. I don't feel comfortable with them anymore.
My story is very similar to yours. Highly suspicious. A coincidence with it happening to so many people simultaneously??
@@richardcarroll9864I don't know what to think anymore. I developed Afib a couple years before Covid invaded our country. But after having contracted Covid last year I couldn't help but notice how much my Afib attacks increased in both frequency and intenseness!! Finally landed in hospital and now my cardiologist wants to do the watchman procedure on me instead of ablation? The watchman device does Not stop Afib. It's a filter to catch any blood clots from what I've been able to determine? I don't understand WHY he is not on board with an ablation?? Does he not make money on ablation but does make money doing the watchman procedure?🤔
Same happened to me after both Pfizer vaccinations. About 2-3 months after the first, and again after the second. I've had about an episode per week since, on blood thinner and beta blocker. I'm 35!
Exactly my though I had 3 jabs, then developed Paroxysmal A-fib. I stopped my Omega3 completely and no more A-fib. I am on Liposolmo-Berberine 750mg 2x per day. Just in case. It shrinks plaque as well. I have atherosclerosis but am reversing it on the Linus Pauling Heart Protocol so far by 30% verified by CAC.
Worked for me for over 8 years
I had an ablation last October 2o23, and this month I had two instances where my AFib returned (twice), in less than a week. Oddly two weeks ago an odd chest pain (middle of sternum), came for about a minute, went to the ER and Dr. stated that could have been heartburn ( had not eaten anything), then a week later the first afib ( Monday night), and as we speak, just had another afib attack. That’s why I came to check Dr. AFib’s recommendations. I’m so confused and concerned about having another ablation.
I Hate having Afib. If ablation was offered to me I would be on board immediately! Even though sometimes it may take more than one procedure!?
I have follow up appointment with a cardiologist next week after AFib episode back on February 24 in hospital will see what he will say about my case
I had Paroxysmal A-fib I was prescribed Metropolol 25mg. I experienced weight gain and sleep disturbances. I switched to a supplement liposomal Berberine 1.5 grams. Good sleep returned along with weight returning to normal.
Further I was on Omega3 fish oil. I read Europeans were experienced A-fib on Omega3 supplements. I was on Omega3 because of a cardiologist recommendation. My A-fib could be triggered by exercise a bpm of 80 would mildly put me into A-fib. Now off of Omega3 and I can reach a bpm of 100 with no A-fib I have verified this numerous times. I'm estatic. Along with reversing my heart disease on the Linus Pauling Heart Therapy by 30% verified by CAC.
Good for you! I will try Berberine as Metorprolol gives me severe Insomnia. My EP Cardiologist told me definitely NO OMEGA FISH OIL. He said it’s fine to eat the fish (salmon, etc.) just don’t take the supplement as yes, it encourage AFib.
@ASpectacular3777 I use Earthing as a blood thinner. It's grounding of the body. It increases the Zeta potential of the blood, making the blood more negatively charged, thereby allowing the blood cells to repel from one another like magnet like poles do! Read the book "Earthing" by Dr. Steven Sinatra a cardiologist. If you're going to try Berberine, I take 750mg 2x per day. The grounding has many benefits, including excellerated healing and inflammation reduction.
It's a nicer life without A-fib!
@@SET12DSPOh wow. Thank you for all that information. I will take the Berberine and get that book. I ordered the book. Thank you!!!
@@SET12DSP Thanks for sharing your experience. I will read the book.
excellent video, thanks
Thank you, Doc! 👍Blessings 🙏✝️❤️
Early diagnosis patient here, 6 months Post cyro ablation, no paraxysmal anymmore, had a bunch of issues for months that were awful. 60yr m mostly healthy, no more booze or gluten. No post appt anymore, that probably is bad, they just want the money.
What is success rate for atrial flutter?
I hear that is like 90 percent
Does your Afib program have potential to help with PVCs and/or PACs? I’ve had both for about a month now, according to some heart rate monitor data I’ve taken once I started noticing something was “off”.
A catheter ablation fixed my dangerous WPW!!!!!!!! 😎👍
This is obviously AI generated
Yes all the mispronounced words are a big clue
I really hate to be a jerk, but its really distracting when you use several different pronunciations for the same word. Fibrillation, paroxysmal and others.
Fibrillation is the rhythm and Paroxysmal is the frequency
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