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Had Open Heart Surgeries To Replace Aortic Valve, Heart Ablation. Vibration In The Chest. Reason?

Two weeks ago I had a heart ablation , I have also have has 3 open heart surgies to replace my aortic valve . Just today when I was laying down I got this vibration in my chest , I have never had anything like this before. If felt as if I had a cell phone on vibrat in my chest. Do you have any clue as to what may be going on
Tue, 29 Jan 2013
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As you have had a recent ablation, the sensation might be related to the arrhythmia treated by the ablation recently; depending on what type of ablation was done and for which specific arrhythmia, some residual arrhythmia may be present. You should figure out how long it lasted, and exactly how you felt and report this right away to your cardiologist/electrophysiologist. I work in NYC and can see you in my office if you wish.
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Had Open Heart Surgeries To Replace Aortic Valve, Heart Ablation. Vibration In The Chest. Reason?

As you have had a recent ablation, the sensation might be related to the arrhythmia treated by the ablation recently; depending on what type of ablation was done and for which specific arrhythmia, some residual arrhythmia may be present. You should figure out how long it lasted, and exactly how you felt and report this right away to your cardiologist/electrophysiologist. I work in NYC and can see you in my office if you wish.