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Asymptomatic A fib, and use of a monitor watch and starting eliquis I have a loop recorder and was told that I have 3% a-fib and my cardiologist wants me to go on Eliquis I am asymptomatic so have no idea when my episodes occur or what may precipitate them I realize the risk of blood clots but I am also one not to start new meds without being fully informed I am disappointed on my loop recorder as only my Cardiologist gets the reports I am wondering if I
What downside have you experienced after an ablation? I am 69 and have had an abib episodes every 2 months for a year; otherwise, I am healthy I am approaching a decision to have an ablation and am assessing Pulsed Field Ablation vs RF ablation and general anesthesia vs deep sedation I would love to know if you have experienced side effects such as tiredness, Hemolysis, Cardiac spasm, Gastric issues, Other Have you tried to take medications
My EP took me off Eliquis but I’m petrified I’ll have a stroke now @kmj126 I have AFIB off and on now for decades If you had only one probably something your doctors want to monitor When you said converted with medication Where you referencing Eliquis or something else Eliquis is a blood thinner You are right that the most concern by cardiologist (per my Mayo cardiologist and EP) is if you have sustained AFIB is can cause a stroke But you have only had
Wore a heart monitor for 2 wks, due to STV - Mayo Clinic Connect Well, you certainly have had challenges You have ectopy in the upper half of your heart, meaning you get extra beats in one, or both, of the two smaller chambers, the atria (atrium if talking about either one of them) Everyone has some mild ectopy, but it's typically both unnoticed and doesn't exceed more than perhaps 20-40 beats in a 24 hr period You results shows runs lasting 10-20 beats
Watchman installed - Mayo Clinic Connect We cannot give advice of that nature, and most certainly not in contradiction to your own cardiologist and electrophysiologist These are questions that should be put to those people Sorry After an ablation, it is normally the case that a Holter monitor is issued to the patient and you wear it for about a day You are meant to record significant experiences such as meals, exercise, sleep