Uploaded on Sep 17, 2021
Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death in America. Do you know that cardiovascular procedures affect your brain too? Well, in order to prevent the brain from cardiac procedures, doctors embolic protection device TAVR. A cerebral embolic protection device manufactured by a medical company name Keystone Heart. This device is used to reduce the risk of brain stroke during TAVR.
Things To Expect While Recovering From Open-Heart Surgery
Things To Expect While
Recovering From Open-Heart
Surgery
An Overview
According to a recent survey report, more than 48 percent
of Americans have some form of cardiovascular disease.
Undeniably, heart disease is one of the leading causes of
death in the United States. Do you know that cardiovascular
procedures affect your brain too?
Well, in order to prevent the brain from cardiac procedures,
doctors embolic protection device TAVR. Are you in the
recovery phase after open-heart surgery?
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Things To Expect While
Recovering From Open Heart
Surgery
Sleep Issues
Loss of appetite
Sensations
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Sleep Issues
After open-heart surgery, many people
complain of experiencing trouble while
sleeping. In fact, you may experience
insomnia because of discomfort related to
healing, stress from personal concerns,
effects of anesthesia, and changes in
your daily routine.
Usually, this problem gets resolve in two
to three weeks. But, if you facing this
problem for more than two to three weeks
then you should consult a specialist.
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Loss of Appetite
It seems quite normal to experience
loss of appetite after open-heart
surgery. This is common and your
appetite will be back soon.
If you are facing this problem, then
you should eat small but frequent
meals throughout the day. Make sure
to have a balanced diet.
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Sensations
Experiencing tingling, numbness, or
even hypersensitivity after few months
of open-heart surgery is normal. These
sensations are because of nerves
regeneration.
This may take some time to resolve
completely. But, if the sensations are
unbearable then consulting the
specialist the right decision.
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