Discounted Package for Cardiac Valve Replacement

A safe procedure, Cardiac Valve Replacement is associated with some risks such as the ones outlined below.

• Bleeding at the time of or after the surgery
• Blood clots that might lead to heart attack, stroke, or lung problems
• Infection
• Pneumonia
• Pancreatitis
• Breathing problems
• Arrhythmias (abnormal heart rhythms)
• Incorrect working of repaired or replaced valve

Do consult your treating doctor to ensure that these probable risks are managed in as streamlined a manner as possible.

You would need to stay in the hospital for roughly a week from a cardiac valve replacement. The length of time it takes to fully recover depends on a variety of factors, including your age and overall health. The breastbone should mend in 6 to 8 weeks, but it could take 2 to 3 months for a complete recovery.

People who have chosen to have heart valve replacement or repair surgery, as well as those who have undergone coronary artery bypass grafts (open heart surgery), can normally travel after 4-6 weeks (which can be more in case they have had pulmonary complications).

After the surgery, take care of the following:

• When you're exhausted, take a break
• Every day, try to walk
• Until your doctor says it's acceptable, avoid intense activities like bicycling, jogging, weight lifting, or heavy aerobic exercise
• Avoid activities that strain your chest or upper arm muscles for three months

For more information, do check with your treating doctor for ensuring that you're not just getting through the recovery period well but towards a precondition active lifestyle.

Regardless of the MediGence discounts and advantages, the treatment quality remains high. Choose Cardiac Valve Replacement in Manipal Hospital, Dwarka and be guaranteed of the efficiency and safety as the benchmarks in treatment.

This package may be booked on MediGence with ease by using the secure payment gateway and paying 10% of the discounted fee. The remaining 90% of the procedure fees, or US$ 8640, must be paid at the time of hospital admission in cash, credit card, debit card, or wire transfer.