I had a cardiac ablation in December, 2025 after having AFIB 4 times in a 6-month stretch. When I have had AFIB issues they are significant events (165+bpm) unlike some of my friends who sometimes don't realize they are in AFIB. I haven't had any AFIB issues since the ablation, I am really glad I had the ablation.
I have wild type amyloidosis and was diagnosed in March 2024. I feel very fortunate that my amyloidosis was found in what we believe was the early stage.
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How many MyAmyloidosisTeam members have had an ablation for ATTR wild-type, and was it successful?
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However, it's worth knowing that atrial fibrillation Show Full Answer
How many MyAmyloidosisTeam members have had an ablation for ATTR wild-type, and was it successful?
The search results don't include specific information about how many MyAmyloidosisTeam members have had ablation procedures for ATTR wild-type or their success rates.
However, it's worth knowing that atrial fibrillation (AFib) is very common in ATTR-CM. Between 40 to 60 percent of people have AFib when they're diagnosed with ATTR-CM. Ablation is one treatment option that doctors may consider for managing AFib.
If you're considering an ablation or want to hear from others who've had the procedure, posting your question directly on MyAmyloidosisTeam would be a great way to connect with members who can share their personal experiences and outcomes.
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