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Atrial Fibrilation

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Flatlander
Nice to see that @Bob!
Hope your 3 months review gives you further good news.
26 Jan
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Bob!
Cheers guys!
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GregP
Top stuff Bobzo.
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macca 53
Excellent news @Bob!. Coming up to 10 years (!!) since my second ablation (April 2015) and all well.
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ronthedog
Really appreciate this thread, and will add my own experience in to the mixer - had paroxysmal AF since 2021, with last two episodes persistent. Cardioversion August last year, fine for 4 months then woke up in AF again Jan 2nd (boo) and had cryoablation 2 weeks ago.

Desperate to start exercising again, but a bit nervous, more about groin than anything else. Will try a bit on the exercise bike today and see how it goes. Been on edoxaban, bisoprolol, dapagliflozin and ramipril for about 8 months now, really keen to get off as much of that as I can, especially the beta-blockers.

Great to read everyone else's experience, it really is a help, and warmest regards and best wishes to all.

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