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I discovered this forum after my first ablation in 2017. In May 2017 I had a Cryoablation with Dr. Daniel Beyerbach at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati. The journey leading to the ablation was a difficult one. I developed Paroxysmal Atrial Fibrillation while training and doing endurance running races, marathons and 50 k's. The first step was to put me on warfarin and Flecinide. The flecinide only increased the symptoms and I had more flutter along with the afib. The warfarin was a never ending fight to get in therapeutic range. The ablation did not go as I anticipated. I woke up with extreme shortness of breath, chest pain, and groin pain. The Dr admitted he had a hard time. I had catheters in both groins and my left groin developed a large hematoma that may have been pushing on some nerve because I was unable to raise my left leg for two weeks post ablation. That made it hard to go up stairs and get into the passenger side of a car. I had shortness of breath that lasted for about 6 months. I had bruising that was from my umbilicus to my knees. My blood count had dropped dramatically and I had trouble maintaining my blood pressure post op. They then gave me a 20 mg bolus of IV Lasix that further dropped my B/P and I felt at that time I may die. I also had a urinary catheter in for about 24 hours because my groin sites were oozing and I was unable to move or get out of bed. I left the hospital with a critical PT and feeling awful. Several weeks later it was discovered that my kidney function, my GFR was 45% down from pre ablation normal range. They use dye apparently in cryoablation and the multiple CT's that I had to evaluate my shortness of breath had taken a toll on my kidneys. I felt awful physically for several months after my ablation and the sad part was I was having just as many afib episodes. Dr. B then put me on amiodarone and scheduled me for a 2nd ablation. Thank the heavens that I found this site and came to my senses that I should not allow him to repeat the ablation., As president of Afibbers.org, operating under our formal business name: 'The AFIB Report, A Non-Profit Corporation'… an IRS-approved 501(c)(3) tax-exempt entity … both myself, Shannon Dickson, and vice-president Carey Gregory, are pleased to unveil our modern and responsive redesign of the 21-year-old longest-running, AFIB-centric patient education and advocacy resource online., The journey leading to the ablation was a difficult one. I developed Paroxysmal Atrial Fibrillation while training and doing endurance running races, marathons and 50 k's. The first step was to put me on warfarin and Flecinide. The flecinide only increased the symptoms and I had more flutter along with the afib..
In addition, as an AFIB education, support an advocacy forum, we encourage only courteous and respectful communication between posters on the forums. Willful violation of these guidelines can be grounds for suspension of posting privileges. We appreciate your cooperation., THE AFIB REPORT was started in January of 2001 as a vehicle for sharing my findings with fellow afibbers. The LAF Forum Bulletin Board saw its first posting in September 2000 and now contains over 100,000 contributions from afibbers around the world. www.afibbers.org and The AFIB Report are truly THE place for information about atrial , Jpn Heart J. 1998 Nov;39(6):715-20. Sustained hemoconcentration in patients with chronic atrial fibrillation, a potential risk for stroke and thromboembolic complications., years); they had suffered from afib for 1-7 years, had failed 2-4 class I or class II antiarrhythmic drugs, and experienced episodes that self-converted in less than 24 hours. Their average left atrial diameter was 35 mm (range of 25-45 mm). The participants all underwent a segmental, ostial PVI targeting all 4 pulmonary veins and were followed, I am a patient of Dr. Brewer for several years. As a preventative medicine Doc, he shares his own battles and experiences with Diabetes, heart related issues of all kinds. We have had several discussions concerning my own journey with AFIB for over 40 years. He has helped me live my best life to focus on what I can control., High level vagal stimulation using a tens machine brings on afib, low level reduces the afib burden from what I have read. This is why the settings must be no more than 30 Hz, I plan to use a max of 20 Hz and vary from 10 to 20 Hz and only apply to my left ear until I find some more evidence that right ear stimulation is safe..