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Hello everyone,
I appreciate your comments on my last post :) I am a 24 year old male with congenital bicuspid aortic valve and severe aortic stenosis. My surgeon said I am a good candidate for the Ross Procedure and says the recovery should be quick and should be back to cardio and work within a couple of months.
I was wondering if you guys had any advice or stories from your own Ross Procedures to help my calm my mind and make my recovery swift! Don’t hold back though, I want to hear what is gonna be tough as well so I can prepare :) Thanks!
Oklahoma , im not even sure if it was just 2 weeks tbh lol it might have been a month
Yes i did and i believe it was for 2 weeks
Hi, im 37 and just had the ross procedure done feb of last year, it is a though recovery , the most annoying part is the sleeping part since u cant really sleep much after because u have to be somewhat sitting down , its been almost 1 yr and i still have some chest pain like when i sneeze and ended up with bad back pain but that for me is also coming from other things It is a really easy procedure tho so if ur healthy u should do perfectly fine Make sure to prepare and best of luck
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