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A member asked:

Is it common after 2 heart valve replaced to first feel okay and after week one just feeling worst chills excessive tiredness breathlessness not eating feeling nasea bloated feeling fatigue

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No: Such symptoms require immediate evaluation. Similar symptoms could be due to infections or heart failure or valvular abnormalities

Dr Kuitems and 2 doctors agreed

Answered 8/24/2020

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Dr. Heidi Fowler answered

Specializes in Psychiatry

EVAL now: Agree with Dr. Anyanwu . Your chills, fatigue and difficulty breathing are not normal. I agree with need for immediate assessment.

Dr Anyanwu agreed

Answered 8/24/2020

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