Two simple tests can help your doctor (or you) determine if you have inappropriate heart damage from even a non-heart operation. If you show damage, doctors can help prevent adverse outcomes you would have normally had.
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2 posted on
12/15/2021 12:14:25 PM PST by
ConservativeMind
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To: ConservativeMind
Interesting - I wonder what they mean by “major surgery”. Obviously anything in the torso but does that include laparoscopic type surgeries or just ones where they have to “go in”?
Mainly I’m just curious if it’s a physiological cause or just the sheer trauma of the surgery that does it.
3 posted on
12/15/2021 12:26:20 PM PST by
Skywise
To: ConservativeMind
High levels can be brought on by the jab. Mother’s was.
6 posted on
12/15/2021 1:02:25 PM PST by
bgill
(Which came first, the vax or the virus?)
To: ConservativeMind
I had open heart surgery with at triple bypass & aortic valve replacement 12 years ago and am fine ever since.
However I do have very occasional and short afib, usually not longer than a minute or two. A year ago I had a 20+ afib event that was only stopped with an IV with Cardizem.
They would have let me go but my troponin levels were up and the next day they did a full heart workup on me - stress test, EKG, and much more.
Everything checked our A+++++ like I’d never had heart disease.
Troponin levels can be a false flag.
7 posted on
12/15/2021 1:18:10 PM PST by
Arlis
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