
My Husband. Is Having Trouble With Shortness Of Breath ,

Question: My husband. Is having trouble with shortness of breath, fatigue, and fluid retention ever since abdominal surgery for ruptured ulcer. What do we need to do?Welcome to '
Brief Answer:
Is he still admitted?
Detailed Answer:
Hi Theresadams,
Is your husband still admitted? If so, I suggest you ask the staff at the department. If not, I suggest you take him to your own doctor for a physical examination. These symptoms are suggestive of heart failure, but may also be more temporarily associated with acute surgery.
Please let me know if you have further questions.
Is he still admitted?
Detailed Answer:
Hi Theresadams,
Is your husband still admitted? If so, I suggest you ask the staff at the department. If not, I suggest you take him to your own doctor for a physical examination. These symptoms are suggestive of heart failure, but may also be more temporarily associated with acute surgery.
Please let me know if you have further questions.
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He is not admitted this surgery was done in March of this year and he has since been back in with PE's and now has a filter in place and blood thinners. He has had mild pneumonia and just never has gotten better.
Brief Answer:
It sounds like a stroke
Detailed Answer:
Hi again,
What you describe sounds like a stroke, was he diagnosed with that? I recommend physical rehabilitation. The state is not necessarily stationary, but may improve gradually and slowly.
It sounds like a stroke
Detailed Answer:
Hi again,
What you describe sounds like a stroke, was he diagnosed with that? I recommend physical rehabilitation. The state is not necessarily stationary, but may improve gradually and slowly.
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Dr. Vaishalee Punj

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