on the bench..just one complication! grr

mum2TNT
on 6/16/14 12:22 am - Oshawa, Canada

big HUGS Michelle!!! I am sure your heart rate will continue to come down, do you know what it is normally?  Did you mention that your muscles are sore to the nurses?  Hoping you will be home soon and please keep us posted :)

 

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Karen M.
on 6/16/14 11:53 pm - Mississauga, Canada

Those aches and pains are likely gas, Michelle - they pump your gut full of it to make more room to get around in there during surgery. Walk as much as you're able, that will help. I took a Gas X strip a couple of times as well.

Glad to hear you're on the mend at home - take care.

K.

 

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Robyn R.
on 6/16/14 4:56 am - Bowmanville, Canada

It is not uncommon to have a slightly elevated heart rate or temp after surgery. Your body is in fight mode after the huge insult (surgery) that it has just been put through.  Your heart rate can be up due to pain. You got to remember that the gas they put in to do the surgery rises and that could be the pain in your neck/shoulder area.  Heck, they broke my toe at some point. Made walking fun post op!  All the best!

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