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I've had a heart ablation in 2007 for wpw. i still have episodes but my heart doesn't go as fast. what are my other options that i can talk with my dr?
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WPW still palp: Can use certain medications to reduce the heart's ability to respond to these episodes. Could consider another EP study and attempt at ablation. Best to talk to your Cardiologist, express your questions/concerns. Best of luck.
Answered 7/25/2014
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