July 22, 2011 | In: Articles, Health Care, Nutrition
Ablation heart surgery : What the risks are and is it worth it?
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Ablation heart surgery
hopey94 says :
I was diagnosed with WPW in 1994, during the pregnancy of my first child. Of course, I had to wait after my child was born before they can do anything. Going to the doctor.
She gave me beta blockers. Beta blockers are usually means your heart rate go down or stay at a steady pace (mostly anyway). Beta-blockers does my GTF worse.
I went to my first removed in 1997. This attempt failed due to the location of my “additional resources”. I had to go to a university hospital who had experimental equipment, where they have been removed and I went home the same day.
When I saw the ablation lines skipped, and a variety of different swings with my heart, that I met, I have to “tune” my heart with WPW. I do not regret ablation, and must again if I needed to.
However, now I have another heart condition that the doctor says that is not related to WPW, of course, but I have my doubts. In 2005, the SC on the way home my heart started to skip beats like crazy. I went to the hospital and was diagnosed with PVC. These are back pain, and according to my doctor, who have stress in my case. Well, I have 4 children and I all-time nursing students.
There is no way for me to be stress free so I’m living on PVC. The doctor gave me medicine to help, but they are still worried about the fact that PVC is the beginning of WPW again, because that’s how it started when I was 12 years. Good luck to all and hope this will help you make some kind of decision.
Adapted from http://www.steadyhealth.com/Heart_Ablation___WPW_Syndrome_t69920.html
