Originally Posted by LCI_Brian
SVT (supraventricular tachycardia) is a generic term to indicate a tachycardia that originates above the ventricles. I had AV nodal reentry tachycardia, which is the most common and I believe less dangerous than others, but still annoying and uncomfortable. One type of SVT is called "atrial" tachycardia:
http://www.mindwheels.com/ED-WEB%20Web/SVT.htm
Same here, at worst I get a twinge, and I'd have to have a lot of caffeine and add a little stress at work to even do that. I had the ablation a few weeks ago, so maybe I still need to give it a little time. But I can push a heart rate of 190 on the bike (I'm 37 y.o.) and not even get a twinge.
LCI Brian: I've noticed your avatar also on the Wrightwood California Forum. Do you live up here in God's country? If you do, I live by the country club on the corner of Twin Lakes and Elm. Stop by and say hello sometime!