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Been 4 months since i had afib ablation, had 3 episodes , is my procedure unsuccessful?
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Probably: Not. Sounds like it was not successful. You may reguire additional ablation therapy and/or antiarrythmic medication. See your cardiologist.
Answered 12/14/2013
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