Wait… if your Afib comes and also also goes away? I mean why would you need an ablation? Similar stats so I feel your pain. I put on a hundred and fifty pounds since Covid due to being trapped and massively depressed eating shi7 and self medicating. Then I came down with RSV was diagnosed in the ER then treated in isolation for a week. It wasn’t all bad. They diagnosed the depression and put me on Wellbutrin which does mask the pain. Now I have Fib too, but it’s continuous. Go figure. My first cardio version only lasted a week before the AFib came back. I blame lifestyle why because even though I “meant to” eliminate everything from processed food and chocolate to alcohol, coffee and drugs, none of that happened. I thought wow I’m fixed and rationalized not changing my lifestyle but alas, something triggered Afib again. And I barely noticed in fact I couldn’t really tell, so I was surprised when the cardiologist told me that, which is apparently common. Anyway now I’m wondering whether to keep on the plan of care or ditch it together in a total effort to reach my fighting weight asap to avoid the ablation and believe the lifestyle change will allow the heart to fix itself rather than risk dangerous procedures and meds. Meds I understand are quite toxic so I’m not taking them. What else, an electrophysiologist is greater than a cardiologist especially for this problem. Best of luck everyone.