Patient's question:
Radiofrequency ablation for atrial fibrillation. What kind of surgery is it? Is it an effective method for treating atrial fibrillation? Compared to other treatments, is radiofrequency ablation for atrial fibrillation riskier? If you are much older, is conservative treatment or this surgery more beneficial for a complete recovery?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, radiofrequency ablation procedures are relatively minor, and the vast majority will not cause any damage to the heart. However, whether symptoms can stabilize later depends on what is observed during the radiofrequency ablation procedure. Therefore, it is recommended that patients pay attention to getting more rest early on. If symptoms such as palpitations still persist, it is advisable to undergo a follow-up examination at the hospital. There are no particularly special solutions for the rest, so just take it slow.