Hi all,
I am new to this forum.
I had my AVR surgery 3 months now and everything was OK. A little bit of a burning sensation throughout my chest. That is normal for this type of surgery.
My AVR was a minimal invasive with a tissue valve replacement.
So I went to my cardio doctor today and she made some ultrasounds and she told me that I needed to have a tube run down my throat as she can hear something abnormally wrong.
Maybe a possible leakage, I don't know...
However, she admitted to me one time that their ultrasound machine is not very good or accurate. Anyways, she will admit me to my hospital were I had my surgery.
I had my surgery on April, 26, 2016 and I felt fine. I can walk and even clean the house and I feel no side effects.
I just feel fresh and normal again.
So my question is, what are the odds of having this surgery again?
I am scared and freaked out now. I don't know what to do anymore.
Has anyone had a reoperation due to complications?
Thanks
I am new to this forum.
I had my AVR surgery 3 months now and everything was OK. A little bit of a burning sensation throughout my chest. That is normal for this type of surgery.
My AVR was a minimal invasive with a tissue valve replacement.
So I went to my cardio doctor today and she made some ultrasounds and she told me that I needed to have a tube run down my throat as she can hear something abnormally wrong.
Maybe a possible leakage, I don't know...
However, she admitted to me one time that their ultrasound machine is not very good or accurate. Anyways, she will admit me to my hospital were I had my surgery.
I had my surgery on April, 26, 2016 and I felt fine. I can walk and even clean the house and I feel no side effects.
I just feel fresh and normal again.
So my question is, what are the odds of having this surgery again?
I am scared and freaked out now. I don't know what to do anymore.
Has anyone had a reoperation due to complications?
Thanks