There is no specific: contraindication. If you know your trigger (alcohol, cold drinks, caffeine, exercise, etc.) you should avoid those otherwise no restriction and no way to predict if you will have a recurrence.
Answered 12/3/2017
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Ships well set up: Most modern cruise ships are set up with good medical facilities, onboard nurses and Drs available. Regardless, if your cardioversion was successful then you should consider yourself fit to travel! Ensure you continue to take your prescribed medicine. Avoid too much alcohol. Double check your travel insurance for its health policy. Enjoy your trip!
Answered 1/1/2018
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Cardioversion: If it was successful and you have had 4 weeks of blood thinning then out of the danger zone re clots etc. Would be important to make sure have all relevant meds and make sure you have insurance or the means to pay for medical attention should it be needed, although most cruise ships have medical staff. If uncertain a chat with your GP or cardiologist would be useful to help your decision making.
Answered 12/13/2017
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Cardiology clearance: As long as your cardiologist gives you clearance for travel and as long as you take all your meds with you there shouldn't be any issues with your travel
Answered 12/13/2017
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Not a problem: If you are really concerned you may want to discuss with your GP about a "pill in the pocket" for AF for the trip. Would avoid excessive alcohol and stimulants and should be fine,
Answered 1/8/2018
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