"Reread your post. I would think that most physicians would consider several thousand PVC's a day as manageable, and probably wouldn't do anything physical until they reached 20,000 per day or more."
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I experienced AVRT (atrioventricular reciprocating tachycardia ) with orthodromic conduction for 54 years. I joined the forum after scheduling an ablation, and so I could learn more about the procedure. Married to my high school sweetheart for 45 years, I have two gre
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at kids, 3 grandchildren. I enjoy outdoor activities, and speed skating, both ice and inline. I am an electronics designer for one of the few remaining consumer audio manufacturers in the US.
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Sep 14
"First, what is your PVC load? That is how many are you having per day?
Second, there is usually no reason TODAY why you need to be awake for this procedure. Its uncomfortable, and can be of long duration. I had an ablation in 2010 ..."
Sep 06
"My sister, 50, 5', < 100lbs., is a runner; 7 to 9 miles daily. She did this regimen for years. One day she began to experience chest pain, easily winded and out of breath. Tests revealed a pulmonary embolism. They caught it in time, ..."
Jan.31, 2011
I'm now 10 weeks post ablation. For the past couple of weeks, I have experienced a great deal of jumpiness with my heart. I was getting frequent cluste...
Jan. 4, 2011
Happy New Year to everyone! My recovery from ablation continues to be fairly typical. I continue to have a few PVCs each day along with 1 or 2 brief runs...
Dec.20, 2010
I saw my EP today for a follow-up to my ablation that he did a little over a month ago. He said he was please with my current EKG, and released me from his ...
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04/16
Just a quick note to say hi! Hi Tom things for taking the time to read what I have to say & responding God bless.busdriverbrad.
03/15
Just wanted to say "hi" since I was on MedHelp responding to someone. I don't have a chance to go on this site too often since I am working and don't get messages or requests regarding ablation too often. Hope you are doing well. I am doing great. Can't believe it's nearly been 4 years since my ablation. Write back if you have a chance, let me know how you're doing. Take care, Jannie411
04/14
Just a quick note to say hi! "Tin man" you referred to in a post on "ticking heart sound" assumes these younger people might remember the Wizard of Oz - well, for all I know there is a current "tweet" fad or some other media that keeps this story alive.... hope you are doing well and recall reading in one of your replies about winning some athletic event, congratulations - keep up the good work.
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