Hello
An EP study showed I had scar tissue in the right atrium and my cardiologist said he was amazed at how, during the EP study, the slightest thing set off the a-tachy, it even occurred when they were stimulating the
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Extra strength pain relief beats and flutterings I get and I'm sure, short lasting bouts of a-fib.
I haven't had much in the way of
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Irritable bowel syndrome and I feel this probably triggered off the palps. Now, of course, I am in a pattern and getting the flutterings several times every day. Of course I hate them. When I get these flutterings I feel them in my stomach as well as in my chest and I wonder what, if anything, this indicates? It's as if I have an electric cable from my stomach up to my chest that has lit up.
Lots of tests have shown that my heart is structurally normal.
I have been considering ablation but having read the experiences of others on the forum, such as Lynn, I have decided to hang on for a while. It seems to me that in cases like mine where it is not the classic accessory pathway problem, ablation is not that successful.
Talking of accessory pathways incidentally, my cardiologist thinks that I may have had an accessory pathway that has now gone on to be something else as in my teenage years. Do you know of cases like this.
Thank you.
Best wishes.