Good: The quality of life tends to be very favorable after lung transplantation compared to before the transplant. You should be able to walk without the need of oxygen and you r exercise tolerance should also improve. You have to consider, though, that you are going to have frequent visit to the doctor and need many medications.
Answered 8/28/2013
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Improved for most: For most patients, quality of life improves substantially, and patients resume activities that they enjoy. There are many precautions such as avoiding open soil, medication monitoring and frequent visits to your physician, as they monitor for infections and signs of rejection.
Answered 10/11/2014
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