Cardiac Ablation Restores Michael’s Irregular Heartbeat

Michael’s shortness of breath and abnormally high heart rate convinced his wife to look for help beyond Michael’s prescribed medication.
Dr. John Cogan, medical director of adult cardiac electrophysiology, provided immediate care for Michael, helping him and his family find comfort at the Memorial Cardiac and Vascular Institute.
Michael’s wife was continuously informed of her husband’s well-being during his 10-hour cardiac ablation surgery.
Today, Michael and his family are able to lead normal lives thanks to the cardiac team at Memorial Cardiac and Vascular Institute. To learn more, visit: www.mhs.net/Heart.
To learn more about Dr. Cogan, visit his profile page: www.mhs.net/ph....

[@sickofpcbs7622]

Hope it works. Coming my way

[@salimabuaita]

I had the Ablation done yesterday , I have sinus rhythm, but I have a 90- 110 HR .

[@Drewbibski]

What was your heart rate after the ablation?

[@sadiamohamed152]

How did your ablation went, did you got better.

[@flight101]

Maybe its because you were taken of the metoprolol etc suddenly. Your heart will settle. Xxx

[@EscortaBayu]

me too

[@bengarrett3102]

​@@EscortaBayumine went up to 70 bpm 5 days ago I had it. My normal HR before ablation was 54

[@justtruth8310]

No meds I had the procedure and I am on some meds for 3 months

[@anamikamishra5840]

Are you ok now ? Any episode after that

[@flight101]

This is all very well advertising these doctors but it costs up to $25000 in the USA so these doctors are bound to be nice to you ! The UK won’t do it unless youre about dead and here in Spain its about €5000 My point is who can really afford this ?? I want my life back and im so done with this crap with my heart

[@bengarrett3102]

I am on Medicaid and they paid for it. And it was a last resort because medication lowered my HR to dangerous levels

[@flight101]

I hate these staged posts… theres no care or real explanation, its all to advertise some surgeons!!! word of mouth and even more , SUCCESS is the real seller.

[@tompartyka352]

@flight101 I had an ablation in 2018 at age 60 for afib, worked for 6 years. Just had my 2 nd ablation on April 22,2024. There are some things to make note of, that I’ve learned. 1- small meals 2- careful with the wine 3- stay hydrated 4- watch salty foods 5- very important- keep your weight down. 6- if you don’t try to take care of yourself, you’ll never succeed with afib!!