More likely a side effect of Covid itself rather than a vaccine.

Time will tell, but it appears for now that the common denominator is the vaccine.

I will keep an open mind about the topic. I hope others will as well.

ol' dad

According to the study, linked above, done by Yale scientists, the effects are caused by the vaccinations and not by the disease.

Not so sure about that. Some of these people never had Covid.
There was a doctor on FOX a while back who was saying some of these children under 12 who got the shot are beginning to show signs of autism.

Thanks for the information and link ol' dad. Also Mr. Dobbins good luck with your procedure and did she happen to say it was due to contracting covid or from the vaccine and boosters?

I mistakenly referred the myocarditis findings to the Yale Study. It was actually published by the national library of medicine, which is run by the national institutes of health, but included in the OANN write up along with the Yale study.

ol' dad

What they are calling the Covid vaccine was not in reality a true vaccine. It was a test of some sort. Caused more damage than what it cured, if in fact it cured anything. People that got the jab still got Covid and now are dealing with blood clots and heart problems. Many have died from the jab. Some healthy people died immediately.
No proof, but it apeared.to me the jab was not all the same ingredients in every shot, but a test of different ingredients. Still advertising and pushing people to get it.
I might die from Covid, but I won't die from the jab.

I was put on this med 35 years ago, and I understand why. Continued on it for years after valve surgery and I understand why. Problems slowly increased. Went thru many, many tests. Finally doc took me off it and things got better fast. Should of stopped taking it 25 years ago. IMO

Thanks all. I had my first run with it and have not gotten in for all the tests yet. But am pretty freaked out etc

I never had Covid, but i did have the two J & J covid shots

Doc said it worked.

I had an ablation about 5 years ago. Cured it. Haven't had even one episode since.

What do you experience when you are having an Afib episode?

Good news.

I was wondering the same thing. From what I’ve been reading you should be able to feel it when you check your pulse. I was having a real strong heartbeat when I go from resting to any activity and I thought maybe that was the palpitations they talk about. But when I check my pulse, it is strong and steady. So I don’t know.

Might just be I have a much stronger pulse now than before because the new pipes are doing their job.

I guess I’ll find out for sure starting tomorrow when I get the holter monitor for 48 hours.

I have shortness of breath and extreme fatigue.

When I got it my heart was palpitating all over the place and my heart was racing at the same time. Very scary . I do have just palps also and they are just random missed beats and also have the pounding when I stand at times also . Not sure what all that is to be honest . I also will see when I get holter

I have had a CPAP for 20 years. About 6 years ago I had an ablation on one side of my heart and a few years later, a procedure on the other side. No problems now. Still depend on the CPAP every night, but no problems with it.

Glad to see your still around, I ain't done with your arse just yet

My father had AFIB with the rythm irregularities, dizzy spells, high blood pressure, low ejection fraction.

Ablation solved it, he's in his upper 80's, just finished a book on area history he's been working on since age 14.