is  hart surgery dangerus?
488898
Oh yes heart surgery is very very dangerous! Umm, heart transplant is even more dangerous! If you'll have a heart surgery remember to relax before the surgery and calm your body down. You don't want your heart to be speeding really fast and your pressure high. It's always better to relax!!
1133192
Only if the surgery wasn't done exactly right. It HAS been known to happen.
290760
If it wasn't safe they wouldn't do it.  Of course everyone has different side effects and it depends on the surgeon.
493061
It might be possible but only if a doctor is willing to vouch that your life is in danger unless you receive this procedure.  Most doctors would not be willing to place their reputations on the line unless this were true.
556091
There is only one kind of vasectomy i.ecuttig and  tying the  spermatic cord  through which the sperms travel on both sides, by a very very minor operation. If necessary the cut tubes could be joined by the same method again if the person wants. . It is commonly done. It is neither  harmful nor dangerous and no untoward effects at all. He wiil be normal even after that physically and sexually.  It is just like an outpatient treatment.  Let him have it.  You need not have any anxiety. Usually vasectomy is done as a family planning programme. So let him go ahead and reverse what has been already done. Encourage him . Good luck.
122125
It depends, If your having a vaginal hysterectomy, it's less risky and you recover faster. Sometimes though, especially if you have adhesions, a vaginal isn't possible, then you have to have an  abdominal hysterectomy which still isn't too bad. The risks are the same for both of these as it is for any surgery including: reaction to anesthesia, bleeding, infection, etc.
279008
I have seen the end result of many surgeries for bed sores, collect as much info as u can.  Your biggest concern is going to be infection at the site post-op. A bed sore is a bed of germs and is hard to "sterilize" prior to surgery. You could ask the surgeon his % of post-op infections and maybe get a good idea of his surgical procedure.\n\nTo find a surgeon in your area check out:\nwww.plasticsurgery.org/find_a_plastic_surgeon/ - 23k
971214
Morbidity is about 3 per cent? I am guessing? but there is a lot of problems from the surgery. It does not work if you continue to not take care of yourself. you need to watch your diet for protein and vitamins, some people develop colon and small intestine problems.probably per centage of trouble is about 25-30 per cent?maybe higher? maybe  someone knows the real numbers? my wife has had a lot of problems and she had it done in 2002. and has had 2 bowel obstructions.
819901
ABSOLUTELY...ask your OB...opinion of laymen on this is not safe!
63660
Every major surgery has some risks. I don't know what the end result will be. But this I do know. Your doctor should know what he's doing and he can tell you the same thing I just told you. You husband will endure a good dose of physical therapy to get him on his feet.  Good Luck.
264000
Have you consulted your husband? Most of those surgeries go well but anytime you have any surgery there is a danger.\n\nMy wife and I talked about it for her and my choice was for her not to do it but I told her I would support her if she did. She decided against it because it turns out she wanted to do it mainly for me. She is beautiful and didn't need to risk her life for a small problem with her tummy.
587665
You're watching FOX news too? I guess any surgery is life threatening as there's always a chance for infection.
936874
is it really that bad of a problem for you?  if it is, then get the surgery agian, and be prepared to keep getting it
57088
Being overwieght is very unhealthy you shouldn't be scare of the surgery many people go through it there is nothing faster then the proceedure if you dont care about the time frame I would hire a personal Trainer may take a while but do it till the job is done
210627
The new machines account for subtle movements while the operation is being performed, so it's safer than before. I've heard that during the first few weeks you have have some side effects like halos around lights during the night, but they go away. \n\nI would have done it, but my retina is too thin, and it would be too dangerous.
74432
I guess you really have to weigh the odds here. It is a major surgery and with that come risks. You have to ask yourself are the risks greater to me if I don't have it or if I have it.  But it's only a short term cure. As with all things, diet and exercise are the keys to losing weight.
161297
I think it is a good thing for people who are 100lbs over weight but just like any kind of surgury there is always a chance complications, the biggest problem would be risk of infection. But before you decide to go under the knife make sure you have a good doctor and ask about the risks and benifits of he surgury.