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A member asked:
I had catheter ablation for atrial flutter at bw. how long before i resume normal exercise. i was a rower & am used to strenuous workouts. i am 62.
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Now --: right away if you're up for it -- and make sure your cardiologist agreed with your exercise program
Answered 4/6/2018
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A flutter ablation: I would give yourself time to heal. Atrial flutter ablations are not simple and benign procedures. I would make sure you stay in a good rhythm and give yourself a couple of weeks.
Answered 4/6/2018
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