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Hello
I am 24 years old and had an ablation last August for RVOT. After two visitis to my doctor he said im doing fine and not to worry. However, after I had the ablation I was feeling every now and again my heart like skipping a beat. While I only had it every now and again this past month its like constant and I dont know if something is wrong. My doctor says that is propably PVC but we have to wait and see until I go to see him on Monday. Its nothing like I was feeling with the RVOT and do not have any other symptoms im generally fine!!! Im tooo worried though and I have been really stressed this past week and they seem to increase whatever it is. Do you know if its normalNormal saline flush after an ablation or what are the chances of that being something bad??please help im in majorMajor tears Major-gesic stress and i dont seem to be able to relax!!!
All I can say that might help, is calm down, take a hopeful and positive attitude and if you are successful at this I'm sure the skips will subside, decrease. Now for the reason to be calm, hopeful, and positive: the skip is not going to hurt you or your heart, you have time and Monday is only a few days away.
If you, while being calm, develop other symptoms, that may be another matter.
I do understand ablation is not a cure-all, and that it is possible that there are some remaining or new problems that can be addressed in the future.
Now, focus on something positive, happy, distracting...get your mind off of you heart beats.
If you, while being calm, develop other symptoms, that may be another matter.
I do understand ablation is not a cure-all, and that it is possible that there are some remaining or new problems that can be addressed in the future.
Now, focus on something positive, happy, distracting...get your mind off of you heart beats.