I know that the first course of action in controlling afib is with medication(s). I know about radio frequency ablation. I had asked my PCP as to why this isn't done in most HCM patients and he said that because of our abnormal muscle tissue and sometimes it affects the electrical pathways (not exact words but basically that). What if there was only one or a few screwy locations where the impulse is going haywire and they can ablate it? why don't doctors want to do this?? What I'm saying is, if that were the case for me and they found out where and it was fixed, I wouldnt have to live with afib.

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