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When I had my av nodal ablation it took quite a few visits for them to to get to the correct setting for me. I'd go in every few days and they'd make adjustments according to how I was feeling and what they were seeing when they did the interrogation. As I say, it took quite a bit of fiddling around but they got it right eventually, just be patient even though its frustrating.
When I had my av nodal ablation it took quite a few visits for them to to get to the correct setting for me. I'd go in every few days and they'd make adjustments according to how I was feeling and what they were seeing when they did the interrogation. As I say, it took quite a bit of fiddling around but they got it right eventually, just be patient even though its frustrating.
My doctor said that he set to pacing the Atrial and sening the ventricle, stay that way is better. The holter report said that my pacemaker is pacing the Atrial and pacing the ventricle. I don't know why he wants to tell lies. I also got the 2 leads pacemaker and my av node ablated in 1985. The doctor said the pacemaker will pace out of any rhythms. As soon as the pacemaker is working, don't have to worry about the rhythms including V-Fib. Ask Dr McWilliams, he told some people here that long term pacing the right ventricle can cause heart failure. I don't want my heart fail... but my heart does make a lot of mistakes! Take care.