Is ablation for WPW worth it?? ❤️
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cardisha96684 beth51018
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Hey beth51018,
I understand you 100% I was diagnose in November of 2016 and my doctor told me I need to go further with the procedure but I hate hospital lab rooms and he even offered me medication but I denied it because I hate taking medication Lol. So I'm currently just dealing with it, Yes it scares me at times. Even with working out, jogging, and it's even more emotional when my son wants to go to a theme park to ride on rides and I have to take someone with me so they can get on the rides with him 🤦🏾???. I stay on the 3 floor and I struggle everytime which I hate. So trust, I understand... but at the end of the day it's all up to you. I read when people get the procedure done their good to go on the first try, where others on the other hand have to do it Multiple times. Look at your situation and decide and go from there
beth51018 cardisha96684
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sydney65579 beth51018
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Hi Beth,
?I was diagnosed with WPW when I was around 12. My parents never really considered long-term medication for it and I got an ablation within months of them diagnosing it. I've had no complications from it so I would have to recommend it. The experience itself was really rough since I hated needles and having a catheter is an experience I hope to never repeat. But the fact that my heart will never go into SVT again is reassuring. I'm actually a college student right now attempting to write a paper about personal experiences of WPW, and I found this thread in the hope of finding someone to interview in-person for the assignment (it's one of the requirements unfortunately). Seeing as it is required to be an in-person interview, you can go ahead an ignore my request if you don't live in Arizona. But I had to send this message just to see if by some miracle you live in Arizona and were willing to be interviewed on this topic, in which case I'd be happy to give you my email to correspond more. Good luck!
?-Sydney
Chrissy1794 beth51018
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