Patient's question:
I am 26 years old and have a hereditary heart disease issue. I just graduated from graduate school and think it might be time for a surgery. I went to the hospital for a catheter ablation of atrial fibrillation. I am very worried about potential postoperative complications and want to ask if this condition might recur.Doctor's answer:
Your surgery does have certain risks, because if the surgery is not performed, it is very likely to trigger heart failure, angina, or fainting. At the same time, long-term blood stasis in the atrium can lead to the formation of thrombi in the atrial or auricular walls, which sometimes can result in a recurrence of a stroke. The success rate of this type of surgery in our country is still very high. Pay attention to rest after the surgery, and there will absolutely be no recurrence of too many postoperative complications. You can rest assured.