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post heart surgery changes
by vandajo, Sep 12, 2009 12:38PM
My husband had Aortic Valve Replacement surgery and now he is afraid to let his heart rate go over 100 beats, is that a problem ? Also is anyone familiar with any psychological changes that he may be going through ?
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E.G. 60 year old not on beta blockers is allowed (220-60) = 160 beats per minute.
60 year old on beta blockers is allowed (220-90) = 130 beats per minute.
I had to raise concerns at rehab though asking what they would do if a 10 year old child
attended lol. That equates to an allowed heart rate of 210, I think not.