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AFIB Started In 2017. Had Two Ablations, Each Lasted About 2 Years. Mow In Constant AFIB, Nothing Seems To Work.

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Tampa, FL

Cardioversions nor TEE Cardioversion has not worked this time.

December 7
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It sounds like you're dealing with persistent or possibly permanent AFib. When cardioversion and ablations are no longer effective, your doctor may consider other options like atrioventricular (AV) node ablation with a pacemaker or the maze procedure. Medications to control heart rate and prevent blood clots remain crucial Show Full Answer

It sounds like you're dealing with persistent or possibly permanent AFib. When cardioversion and ablations are no longer effective, your doctor may consider other options like atrioventricular (AV) node ablation with a pacemaker or the maze procedure. Medications to control heart rate and prevent blood clots remain crucial. Discuss these options with your cardiologist to tailor a plan that prioritizes your quality of life and reduces stroke risk.

December 7

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