Fish undergoes procedure on heart
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American tennis player Mardy Fish recently had a medical procedure to correct a heart problem.
Fish hasn’t played since late March after being diagnosed with fatigue. He told USA Today he had a procedure called cardiac catheter ablation on Wednesday to deal with misfiring electrical pulses in his heart. He is recovering at his home in Los Angeles.
“It has been so scary,” Fish told the newspaper for an on-line story.
Fish, who at No. 10 is the highest-ranked American on the ATP Tour, told USA Today that at times he would wake up with his heart racing as if he’d been running sprints.