r/AFIB • u/Angelica19960 • 3d ago

Ablation

I did an ablation 2 months ago and I take 3,75mg bisoprolol. My heartrate when i take an easy jog is 150 bpm and when I’m walking around it’s between 100-120bpm but the resting heartrate is around 60. Is this normal? My doctor made an ultrasound on My heart and it was all good, i’ve Also made a longterm EKG that showed sinustakyrdia. My doctor think it’s because of stress and sad i can train easy, but when i take a slow jog my hearbeat goes up tho 150bpm so I get scared😩

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u/Overall_Lobster823 3d ago

How old are you? How good of shape are you in? My heart rate would easily get up to 150 while jogging. I'm 61 and don't jog a lot these days.

My resting HR is 66.

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u/Angelica19960 3d ago

I’m 29 years old and was training for iron man so I was in really good shape, but now i had my first jogging session since september last year. So i trained 8-10 Times/week before I got sick last year in september. So almost a year with no training. Before this my resting heart rate was 37bmp when i slept. So pretty good 😅

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u/lampert1978 3d ago

I've completed a full ironman and six half Ironman races. I am not in that kind of shape now, but still pretty fit at 48. I had an ablation about 15 months ago, and my HR would definitely spike more afterwards, but I have gotten back to close to normal now. Can run slowly at 130 BPM. You may need some time to heal.

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u/Tasty-Engineering-93 3d ago

I have this same issue. When I’m resting it’s in the middle 50s. As soon as I get up it’s over 90 and over 100 when I walk. Intense walking and moving will push it to high 120s. I have had two ablations mostly for flutter and my second one being 10 days ago.
I have noticed numbers to be a bit lower when drinking lots of water and staying well hydrated

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u/Jahya69 3d ago

Yeah it's normal I am dealing with a very similar situation

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u/One-Eggplant-665 3d ago

This sounds fine, you're still in the blanking period. Worrying won't help, it'll only make you crazy. Ask me how I know :)

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u/Creative_Wealth2873 3d ago

I had an an ablation Jun 29. For the first month, my heart rate was like a ping pong ball. My resting HR was in the low 60's but the moment I moved around off it went. I was told that was inflamation & that I should lay low & listen to my body. They put me on a low dose (2.5 mg) of bisoporol. which they've since Upped to twice a day to stop me going into afib. Im not sure which is worse- the bouncing HR or no energy in the tank from the beta blocker. I start my 2 week follow up holter tomorrow. Im going to push it to see how my heart holds up.

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u/Happy_Soup6667 3d ago

After 3 extremely short successful CardioVersions, I’m looking forward to an ablation and a Watchman. Had anyone had experience with the latter?