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Atrio-ventricular node ablation

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Applegran Sat 28-Feb-26 14:17:03

With all good wishes to you

Luckygirl3 Sat 28-Feb-26 13:50:24

Thank you.
The op went without hitch but lots of stressful travel and other hiccups.
I am far more wiped out with it than I had hoped and can do every little today. Tried walking down the garden but I'm quite shaky. May still have drugs in my system which won't be helping. I will have t be patient.

WithNobsOnIt Sat 28-Feb-26 13:45:40

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Best Wishes
Xcc

Grandma600 Sat 28-Feb-26 13:43:56

Luckygirl3, how are you?

Luckygirl3 Thu 26-Feb-26 16:33:34

Thank you.

Visgir1 Thu 26-Feb-26 16:08:40

I find "HealthUnlocked" forum invaluable for AF/Ablation! Medication and associated issues. Loads of personal advice.
It's linked with the British Heart Foundation, no one over steps and gives poor advice. Worth a follow I was given the link by my Arrthymia Nurse prior my Ablation.
Very best wishes for your Ablation sure you will be fine.

Daddima Thu 26-Feb-26 16:00:59

Luckygirl3

Setting off today to spend the night in Birmingham to be ready for early start at the QE hospital tomorrow for my av node ablation . I have the pacemaker already and this is the second stage of the procedure. I am desperate for it to help as at the moment I can do so little - even a shower wipes me out.

Fingers crossed!

I had six weeks in QE in Birmingham ( by private airyplane, no less!) so Jorge Mascaro could build me a new aorta and other bits and pieces. The six weeks was because they couldn’t do the surgery for four weeks because they had no ICU nurses. It was the longest four weeks of my life. They still had a no visiting policy because of Covid, but staff were very good at bringing me treats from M&S in the lobby, and the lovely wee fruit market at the door. I was impressed by the hospital, especially as when the doc said he wanted, say, a scan or other test, a porter appeared within minutes and the tests were done.
Good luck, and I hope it makes a new wumman of you!

foxie48 Thu 26-Feb-26 13:58:51

I hope it all goes well and that you get the improvement in your QOL that you need. Don't judge the success too soon, it was only after the PM was reset 6 weeks after the AV node ablation that I really started to feel the benefit and be prepared for ectopics, I had quite a lot in the early days but that's not at all unusual.

merlotgran Thu 26-Feb-26 11:42:59

All the Best, Luckygirl
Hope you are soon on the way to recovery and better quality of life.

Luckygirl3 Thu 26-Feb-26 11:37:07

Thank you for the good wishes. Hoping so much that a better quality of life is waiting round the corner.

Aldom Thu 26-Feb-26 10:53:40

My thoughts are with you Luckygirl.
Hoping for a good outcome and a better quality of life for you.
flowers

Aveline Thu 26-Feb-26 10:49:15

I'm glad to hear that you're having this procedure. I hope it restores your quality of life quickly. Good luck 🍀

Grannynannywanny Thu 26-Feb-26 10:44:55

Wishing you well Luckygirl3. I hope you’ll soon be feeling well and enjoying a better quality of life after your procedure.

Tuliptree Thu 26-Feb-26 10:41:16

Hope it goes well

Jaxjacky Thu 26-Feb-26 10:24:12

My very best wishes for a successful outcome Lucky

Fallingstar Thu 26-Feb-26 09:33:01

Wishing you well with this. Hopefully your quality of life will be much better once you have recovered. 💐

grannyqueenie Thu 26-Feb-26 09:31:00

Wishing you well for your procedure Lucky, hope it’s successful and gives you a new lease of life. x

Luckygirl3 Thu 26-Feb-26 09:27:57

Setting off today to spend the night in Birmingham to be ready for early start at the QE hospital tomorrow for my av node ablation . I have the pacemaker already and this is the second stage of the procedure. I am desperate for it to help as at the moment I can do so little - even a shower wipes me out.

Fingers crossed!