What should I do now?
Call 911
Call 911 for chest pressure, severe trouble breathing, fainting during a racing heartbeat, or stroke signs such as face drooping, arm weakness, or trouble speaking. Do not drive yourself.
Contact your care team
Contact your care team for new or longer episodes, worsening fatigue, reduced activity, medication side effects, or bleeding concerns.
Keep your care plan
Keep your treatment and follow-up plan. Bring questions, readings, and your medication list.
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Questions to ask your care team
- What is my stroke risk?
- Would an early rhythm-control or ablation discussion help me?
- How will we measure whether treatment is working?
Preparing for your ablation?
Learn about procedure day, recovery, and caring for your groin puncture sites at home.
What to expect on my procedure dateUpdated October 2026. Educational information; your own care plan may differ.