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Jappie

January 2nd, 2008

I was diagnosed with WPW and had the ablation done at age 14. I am now 16 and I'm starting to feel the same painful, dizzy, fluttery, rapid heartbeat just like before I had the ablation done.

My parents say it's just stress, but it hurts and I get the episodes when I'm not even stressed. It's not stress. It feels exactly like before. And it continues to happen more frequently. It used to be about 3 times a week...now I feel it probably twice a day.

I had the procedure but is it possible that it can come back?

Anyone with advice, I'd really appreciate it.
Thanks

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TEROR85C

replied August 1st, 2008

hey whats up man i also struggle with WPW and you know what im sorry to say this but it can come back, because what happens is that the body tends to recuperate its self and its possible that the nerve grows back.. you see i also had surgery when i was 13 and now im 15 and i still have some palpataions were i feel out of breath, dizzy,practicly fainting but i know its all in my head is what i say Smile

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