Tachycardia SVT and ablation

Hi i am 33 years old mail i was diagnosed whith Thachycardia SVT at age of 22,i lived whith that for some years nothing mayor happend only few times visiting ER whith Heart rate at 220-240 BPM ,as it was geting more frequent betwin the time my doc. desided to put me for ablation,in april 06 i had an ablation and havent had tachycardia until 3 months ago,but i noticed that my heart rate was only 140-160 i went to ER but they culd not find somthing wrong EKG,all that was ok.but now i am geting irregular heart beats like every day as i enter ER room heart rythem goes normal 90-100,i had holter heart monitor for a week nothing happend,the day i took it off had one of those tachycardias.My resting Heart rate in the morning is 75-85 as i get up it can goes to 120.I dont take no medicine, my BP was 140/100 but i lost some weight and changed my livestyle now is 125/84.
I wonder am i geting panic attacks or is something with the heart?


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[Jerry_NJ]

If you are thinking, and worrying, about you heart often, then it is very likely that is adding to your rhythm symptoms.  

I understand ablations frequently (even most of the time) have to be repeated to get all of the error signals blocked.  So, it may be you need a follow-up ablation.  You doctor should be able to recommend the correct action.  

In the mean time, thy not to think about you heart, you have considerable evidence that you are not going to have a fatal heart attack.  Of course, if you feel you heart is racing and it is high, I'd say over 200, seek medical help.

In the mean time, try to avoid caffeine in all its forms, including chocolate!  You may want to also take a 1/2 aspirin a day if you are not on any medications that preclude the use of aspirin, such as an anticoagulant.