How much to wait to get the surgery?

[Jack Julles Jackson]

You guys are the best.

 

[Jack Julles Jackson]

Hi fellows.
Did the surgery tree days ago.
I'm already walking and eating.
Thanks for you advice and support

 

[Survived03]

Welcome back. I’m glad to hear it went well. Good luck in recovery.

 

[Chuck C]

Welcome to the other side Jack!

 

[3mm]

Congratulations! Please give us progress reports!

 

[Jack Julles Jackson]

Congratulations! Please give us progress reports!

I'm great all ok with the procedure, but the INR does not get fix. They sayd it's only a dosage question, but I'll still stuck in here while we it does not get ok

 

[slipkid]

I'm great all ok with the procedure, but the INR does not get fix. They sayd it's only a dosage question, but I'll still stuck in here while we it does not get ok

Hang in there. Can take a while for things to settle warfarin-dosage-wise and get within the target range for your INR.

 

[Beach77]

Glad you're up and walking! Yep, the INR is a little frustrating at first! I had my surgery in December too, 3 years ago. Happy holidays and healing to you!

 

[Jack Julles Jackson]

Thank you all.
Im getting better every day.
Still fighting with the INR, but Ill only test again next week.

 

[3mm]

INR should stabilize over time. Keep walking, eating proper food, and resting when you are tired!

 

[Mister_James]

Many people experience their first post surgical afib in the first few weeks...it is a scary but normal thing so long as you are in range, relax and maybe add an extra dose of metoprolol (I love those pills).

 

[Jack Julles Jackson]

Many people experience their first post surgical afib in the first few weeks...it is a scary but normal thing so long as you are in range, relax and maybe add an extra dose of metoprolol (I love those pills).

Sometimes I get hight frequence beatings, but nothin more than 110bpm. Nobody told me about any kind of fibrilation, but Ill ask to the doctors when I got an opportunity.
Merry christmass to you all.

 

[Mister_James]

110bpm is tachycardia and the most common is afib. Most usually resolve without much intervention...a good nap will do if you can manage it...valsava maneuvers sometimes work.