wolff-parkinson-white syndrome

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hey my name is Ariel and I'm 20 years old and I'm swimming more than a decade. and after all these years that I trained no one had diagnosed my WPW until now, and i wanted to asked from you guys if you think that is it the right decision to do that surgery and if it so, how it will effect me at swim ? what will happen if i will choose not to do ? Thank you, for all of you guys
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  • Former Member
    Former Member over 9 years ago
    If you have experienced tachycardia, then you should definitely have the ablation. It is a catheter-based procedure with a 100% cure rate. You should be able to continue swimming without any restrictions.
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  • Former Member
    Former Member over 9 years ago
    If you have experienced tachycardia, then you should definitely have the ablation. It is a catheter-based procedure with a 100% cure rate. You should be able to continue swimming without any restrictions.
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