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Colsie · 11-23-2008, 09:57 AM

I hear some of you saying that you cant get your heart rate up for several weeks post op. I understand that you cant traumatize the tissue with bouncing ect... but I dont understand how raising the heart rate so many weeks post would do anything? Anesthesia ect is long gone out of your system...just curious

yasminv1 · 11-23-2008, 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Colsie

I hear some of you saying that you cant get your heart rate up for several weeks post op. I understand that you cant traumatize the tissue with bouncing ect... but I dont understand how raising the heart rate so many weeks post would do anything? Anesthesia ect is long gone out of your system...just curious

If I remember correctly, you don't want to raise blood pressure because it may put you at higher risk of hematoma.

Colsie · 11-23-2008, 10:44 AM

ohhhh, ok, thanks for the response

sillyp · 11-23-2008, 11:03 AM

Although it may not seem like a major issue, it truly is.
Your body needs to concentrate on circulating your blood and nutrients after a major surgery. During exercise, such as cardio, your blood pressure with rise and the blood is focusing on the muscles used for that. Also, higher BP means your blood is running thinner which, as stated earlier, could lead to a high risk of hematoma. Usually a PS will release you a few weeks after surgery and while I'm sure you're missing your exercise, trust me, you need to follow their instructions.

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Colsie Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Willoughby, Ohio Sign: Posts: 308 My Mood: Thanks: 250 Thanked 104 Times in 89 Posts	Why do you have to wait for cardio I hear some of you saying that you cant get your heart rate up for several weeks post op. I understand that you cant traumatize the tissue with bouncing ect... but I dont understand how raising the heart rate so many weeks post would do anything? Anesthesia ect is long gone out of your system...just curious __________________ Colleen breast augmentation-6/3/08 112 lbs 5'4" 339cc silicone unders

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Colsie Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Willoughby, Ohio Sign: Posts: 308 My Mood: Thanks: 250 Thanked 104 Times in 89 Posts	ohhhh, ok, thanks for the response __________________ Colleen breast augmentation-6/3/08 112 lbs 5'4" 339cc silicone unders

11-23-2008, 11:03 AM	#4
sillyp Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Georgia Sign: Posts: 515 My Mood: Thanks: 113 Thanked 211 Times in 186 Posts	Although it may not seem like a major issue, it truly is. Your body needs to concentrate on circulating your blood and nutrients after a major surgery. During exercise, such as cardio, your blood pressure with rise and the blood is focusing on the muscles used for that. Also, higher BP means your blood is running thinner which, as stated earlier, could lead to a high risk of hematoma. Usually a PS will release you a few weeks after surgery and while I'm sure you're missing your exercise, trust me, you need to follow their instructions. __________________ 5'9, 145 lbs, 31" ribcage BA Birthday: 11/9/2007 Happily Married, Proud Mama to 2 wonderful children and #3 on the way!

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