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Hey, i had an ablation done for svt 2 weeks ago but im still having really weird arrhythmias, my heart will suddenly skip beats is that normal?
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Ablation: it takes weeks for the heart to settle down after ablations. Discuss your status with your electrophysiology doc
Answered 9/26/2020
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