In the emotional Instagram of the Post over the weekend, the 54-year-old star reality revealed that atrial fibrillation (AFIB) was recently diagnosed, the type of irregular heart rate that can significantly increase the risk of stroke or heart attack.

Dolores Catania, who has so far held a condition, shared their boyfriend's videos, Paulie Connell, driving to the hospital last month for heart ablation, a process that destroys the small areas of cardiac tissue responsible for irregular rhythm.

"We will collect our procedure," she told fans in clips, adding a smile, "It's a heart ablation for my Afibs. I know, I'm too young to have it."

As the hospital's shares approached, Connell asked if he had the last words. "I love you," she replied sweetly.

Star "Real Housewives New Jersey" also shared photos post-op from her hospital bed, including shooting with his electrophysiologist, which the joke called "other electricians."

But behind light in moments, he was a very really very serious health trip.

"About six months ago I drove myself when I suddenly felt a sharp pain in my chest that radiated a streak of my arms," ​​she wrote in my description. "As women, we tend to ignore pain and pain, to observe them as part of everyday life, but that felt different."

She started experiencing flutterers' chests who would even wake up at night. After finally looking for medical attention, she got her heart monitor, and only a few hours later her cardiologist confirmed the affib diagnosis and sent to a specialist.

"He told me," You're not one of the same girl I met two years ago when you came here with Pavao, "Catania was divided, referencing Connell's heart rate, Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome, who also demanded ablation.

The message of Catania was loud and clear. Don't ignore your symptoms.

"It races or flutter in your chest you feel like doing simple tasks during the day, it's your body trying to tell you something," she emphasized. "AFIB increases your risk of stroke or heart attack."

Now, six weeks after surgery, Catania says he feels like himself again. "I'll be without any other medications soon, and I didn't have any episodes of the process," she said. "Please don't wait. Heart health is not something that needs to be slightly taken."

She finished her post passionate reminder. "Watch yourself. You deserve it !!" She said, adding a red heart emoji.

The carding is widely used treatments for patients suffering from arrhythmias or irregular heartbeats.

Toward Mayo ClinicThe procedure works by targeting the heart area responsible for sending defective electrical signals and recording or freezing to create small scars. These scars disrupt problematic roads, helping to renew normal heart rhythm.