Slight chest discomfort on deep breaths

It's been a little over 2 weeks since I had my ablation. When I take very deep breaths, at the end of the breath there is still some slight discomfort in the chest area. I'm not sure if I would use the word "pain", but maybe some ache. Is this normal? I can't tell if it's my esophagus, or chest/diaphragm area, or what. And, again, it's usually only at the end of a very deep breath. Should I be concerned at all?

Has this been present since the ablation or is it new? If it's new, you should isolate yourself because it could be COVID-19. If it's been present all along, I wouldn't worry about it as long as it doesn't get worse. A dull ache is common following ablations, though it doesn't usually last more than a few days.

Since the ablation. Thanks Carey!

Carey's logic is warranted. I would take an spO2 reading and temp several times a day. If it's from the ablation you should see stable numbers. If < O2 and > temp then follow your communities local testing guidelines.

Also see the protocols for C19 listed in the health forum.

PC/MDs post has a lot of good info (I've been doing much of it since late Feb)

[www.afibbers.org]

I also put my research in -

[www.afibbers.org]

Thanks! I'm pretty sure it's related to the ablation. But, I'm self quarantining to be extra safe.

My PVCs causes my oxygen saturation from 83-90. Heavy breathing, worst laying down. Chills as well. No fever. Symptoms of PVCs? I’ve been isolated for 3 weeks.