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I am a 28 yr old femaleCondoms Female condoms Female sexual dysfunction, I had an ablation for AVNRT about 5 years ago and continue to have symptoms. My heart rate is usually around 140 and my blood pressurePressure ulcer is usually 150/100. I take cardizemCardizem Cardizem cd Cardizem la and bystolic but have not had any relief. My holterHolter monitor (24h) showed that I have episodes of a junctional rhythm that produce symptoms. I was hospitalized for 5 days not too long ago and my heart rate was sinus tach. at about 140-150. I also have narcolepsy and need to take stimulants to stay awake, but they make my heart unbearable. I have narcolepsy with cataplexy and it seems that any increase in stimulants causes more cataplexy which makes my neurologist think its centrally mediated. I dont want to jump into another ablation until its all figured out. Any ideas?
Sorry to read of your difficulties, and your calm post speaks highly of your strength and attitude. Keep those going, they are your best hope of cures.
Has you cardiologist/EP given you any estimates of what may be achieved with another ablation. I read on this community many stories of multiple ablations and many times this has resulted in cures or at least vast improvements.
From what I know you do need to get your HR and BP under control. I know of nothing besides beta blockers, and for me they only help, getting my AFib driven HR down to the 80s at rest.
I hope you get some helpful posts here, and that you doctor(s) can come up with some help.
Has you cardiologist/EP given you any estimates of what may be achieved with another ablation. I read on this community many stories of multiple ablations and many times this has resulted in cures or at least vast improvements.
From what I know you do need to get your HR and BP under control. I know of nothing besides beta blockers, and for me they only help, getting my AFib driven HR down to the 80s at rest.
I hope you get some helpful posts here, and that you doctor(s) can come up with some help.