Just had PFA several days ago and I feel great!! So glad to be off Amioderone! Just taking Metoprolol and Eloquis. Haven't seen vital #'s like this since being a teenager!! Thank you God and thank you incredible doctors, scientist, and researchers!
Just had a Pulsed Field Ablation 48 hours ago for Paroxsymal Atrial Fibrillation and I 'm feeling on top of the world, side note I'm 65 years old and know It was the right decision for me!
DITTO!!! I had the same exact procedure for the same diagnosis 3 weeks ago and I feel like a new person!!! I arrived at 10AM and was discharged at 7:30PM and eating dinner by 8PM at one of my favorite local restaurants in South Miami, FL. If, God forbid, I have to repeat the procedure for any reason, I’ll do it hands-down in a “hot minute”! ZERO pain before, during, and after the procedure! I would HIGHLY recommend it to anyone! I am a 64 year old female
Currently having my Proximal A/F controlled by low dose Flecainide, it's just a matter of time before I'll need a Ablation, and would chose PFA over the thermal ablations.
@@homerjjhhj Had only a few episodes of A/F and night, decided to try a CPAP and the Flecainide. Haven't had any A/F in months now. Ablation does have some risk and if I get worst, that is an option.
I had a PF ablation procedure almost 4 weeks ago (8/29/24) for paroxysmal AFib and I feel like a new person!!! I arrived at the hospital at 10AM, was discharged at 7:30PM, and was eating dinner at 8PM at one of my favorite local restaurants. If, God forbid, I have to repeat the procedure for any reason, I will do it hands-down, in a “hot minute”! ZERO pain before, during, and after the procedure! I was given permission to (permanently) discontinue the Amiodarone the day before the surgery, but I remain on Eliquis & Metoprolol. I HIGHLY recommend PF ablation and am so glad & thankful this new procedure was available to me. (I am a 64 year old female.)
@@pitchponderings it went really well. I had it July 25, 2024. Only took about 1.5 hours. I’ve had no afib since and never had any pain at all. Still on eliquis and propafenone for another 3 months. At that time doctor will determine whether I need to keep taking them.
Just had PFA several days ago and I feel great!! So glad to be off Amioderone! Just taking Metoprolol and Eloquis. Haven't seen vital #'s like this since being a teenager!! Thank you God and thank you incredible doctors, scientist, and researchers!
Just had a Pulsed Field Ablation 48 hours ago for Paroxsymal Atrial Fibrillation and I 'm feeling on top of the world, side note I'm 65 years old and know It was the right decision for me!
Hello, do you feel any pain before and after the ablation?
@@zeynepsnmz777 No pain before or after, and no fear either. Only pure bliss.
@@meschelllaroche2990 thanks
DITTO!!! I had the same exact procedure for the same diagnosis 3 weeks ago and I feel like a new person!!! I arrived at 10AM and was discharged at 7:30PM and eating dinner by 8PM at one of my favorite local restaurants in South Miami, FL. If, God forbid, I have to repeat the procedure for any reason, I’ll do it hands-down in a “hot minute”! ZERO pain before, during, and after the procedure! I would HIGHLY recommend it to anyone! I am a 64 year old female
I am so blessed about my doctor to perform this ablation in the right time thanks to my doctor
Currently having my Proximal A/F controlled by low dose Flecainide, it's just a matter of time before I'll need a Ablation, and would chose PFA over the thermal ablations.
Excuse my curiosity, what is the reason your cardiologist decided to hesitate on the ablation?
@@homerjjhhj Had only a few episodes of A/F and night, decided to try a CPAP and the Flecainide. Haven't had any A/F in months now. Ablation does have some risk and if I get worst, that is an option.
I had a PF ablation procedure almost 4 weeks ago (8/29/24) for paroxysmal AFib and I feel like a new person!!! I arrived at the hospital at 10AM, was discharged at 7:30PM, and was eating dinner at 8PM at one of my favorite local restaurants. If, God forbid, I have to repeat the procedure for any reason, I will do it hands-down, in a “hot minute”! ZERO pain before, during, and after the procedure! I was given permission to (permanently) discontinue the Amiodarone the day before the surgery, but I remain on Eliquis & Metoprolol. I HIGHLY recommend PF ablation and am so glad & thankful this new procedure was available to me. (I am a 64 year old female.)
I havemy Ablation 2 days ago
Good luck ❤
How did it go? I'm scheduled for PFA in one week.
how did it go?
@@argo84 How did yours go? Recovering okay? Any difficulties? Still on meds or what> I wish you all the best. I'm thinking about PFA soon.
@@pitchponderings it went really well. I had it July 25, 2024. Only took about 1.5 hours. I’ve had no afib since and never had any pain at all. Still on eliquis and propafenone for another 3 months. At that time doctor will determine whether I need to keep taking them.