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Heart Disease (Expert Forum)
Aortic Valve Replacement and Rapid Pulse
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Cleveland - OH
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Doctor's Answer
by Cleveland Clinic, Apr 09, 2005 12:00AM
, Apr 09, 2005 12:00AM
jote,
thanks for the post.
Generally a heart rate of 90-100 is considered in normal range. If your heart rate is a normal rhythm and higher than before your surgery, it is probably due to a slight decrease in conditioning or a change in medication from prior to your surgery.
Conditioning and cardiac rehab will probably lower your resting heart rate if this is the case.
good luck
thanks for the post.
Generally a heart rate of 90-100 is considered in normal range. If your heart rate is a normal rhythm and higher than before your surgery, it is probably due to a slight decrease in conditioning or a change in medication from prior to your surgery.
Conditioning and cardiac rehab will probably lower your resting heart rate if this is the case.
good luck
