Cardiologist is pushing it.

The EKG, cardiogram, ultrasound show my heart is fine.

I believe, dehydration was at fault for causing my June cardiac event. Afib that became vfib in the ER bc they delayed my request for an IV.

I've read up on the root causes of A-fib. It backs up my "diagnosis".

Medical care unfortunately is much supposition guided by individual data married to standardized care. In the one size fits all rules of cya medical diagnosis. Submitting to ablation is the correct diagnosis/ prescription.

My own individual data set suggests- stay hydrated. Don't allow sleep deprivation and dehydration to occur simultaneously and I will not regret saying no to the ablation. My heart is healthy & fine.

Ablation is intended for dysfunctional data sets. Hearts that don't function perfectly on their own.

But man. Every dr.visit is an argument.

Ty for replying shlepp.