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How long should i feel fatigued after heart ablation. had second catheter ablation 3months ago. i am a 53 year old male 6'1 180 pounds.?
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You shouldn't : Unless its related to medication or continued dysthymia.
Answered 9/28/2016
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What Type?: What type of ablation was this? Generally speaking, fatigue is not a side effect of ablation procedures. Some patients expect to feel big (but unrealistic) increases in energy after the procedure and feel comparatively fatigued when they fail to feel more "awake." meds started after the procedure may also lead to fatigue.
Answered 12/3/2019
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