Okay I’m 72 my heart attack non stemmi was may 2015 I developed AFIB after that it’s chronic during that time they did two stents then 2019 had a lot of pain in left shoulder checked out no heart attack another stent 99 percent closed needless to say a complete lifestyle change so first stents 2 stents age 67 third at 70 my first tents doing great had one year checkup and doing great I m not sure I can tell my number if I’m wrong I’m sorry just remove this weight loss 130 troponin level zero I found out what ejection is mine is 65 and that’s good my cardio says AFIB still there very stable A1C
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My magnesium is low I’m on over the counter for it sorry some of spelling may be off I’m not bragging I’m so pleased that all the work really makes a difference I’m one year old in my recovery

I've had a heart attack, 2015, and 2 ablations. With the second ablation the doc nipped the femoral artery and I almost bled to death. Got to it in time and repaired it but I needed 3 pints of blood. No more ablations. Got a pacemaker about 2 1/2 years ago. Still have afib almost constantly. Have heart failure. But everything seems to be under control. I take blood thinner daily, along with a bunch of other pills. One day at a time.

Are you on a blood thinner? If you have AF often you could be on a medication that may control it. You must be able to talk to your doctor and have him answer you. You have Dyastolic dysfunction which is a stiffening of the Left Ventricle. I also have it we are at the age that these things happen. You should also ask your doctor about this. I am 78 . I watch my weight eat healthy and walk about 3 miles daily weather permitting I live in Florida so I walk about 5:30 am because it is cooler then. Be your own advocate say something!! Be well 😷😍

i also have afib daily with dr. not wanting to do anything more.i have stiff heart syndrome and had 2 cardioversions that l asted about 6 mos. i am 83 and afraid that doing anything that requires sedation could be too dangerous. how old are you?

As mentioned above, blood thinners are to be taken, to avoid a clot/stroke.

When I had my ablation, I was told that it's not 100%, and many need to have a 2nd.

I am on flecaininde and metoprolol, too; both used for heart rhythm.

Are you seeing an electrophysioligist?

Hugs to you,
Debb, in Oregon USA