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This website answers all the questions, that I cant remember when im with my doctor.
sincerelyView Thread

Well they think it may be behind the heart not all in front of the heart.
What solid advantages would I have if I suggest a Maze procedure?
thank you again and again for your patience and knowledge. I get my courage from all of you.View Thread

In my opinion I have done all the correct things to do. eat healthy, exercise, vanish salt, alcohol. The only thing that is interfering with my life is the crazy heart palipations. I have always been 100% truthful on what I have been told.
I honestly do not understand why this heart issue is being abnormal for the normal cardiologist.
For the past 6 yrs I have done my best not fail myself and to be complete control on my heart and making sure I do alll that I can to keep it semi-livable
thank you againView Thread

How many times can the heart handle heart ablations?
Would a maze finally end SVT if the many ablations failed>?
What is the purpose of taking a daily asprin if you have a PFO, and why would it help?
Thank youView Thread

Many thanks againView Thread

It is so frustrating knowing that in April & June 2010 I had heart ablations. For some time I have felt the heart race, pounding starting January 2011. I do not understand why it came back? How does it come back? I am overweight by 17 pounds (per the medical charts) Im active 53 yr women who exercises, ballroom dances, I DO NOT eat fried or fatty foods. Please explain why this is re-occurring. I thought after 2007 & 2010 all would be perfect. its not fairView Thread


Artifact(?) and a tear on the aorta are they the same?
What does a angio ct scan do that a mri cant do?
Thank you once again.View Thread


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