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Thanks so much for reaching out. No that is not normal. In fact that may be a sign of having a blood clot. It could also mean your dehydrated. It is very important that you are seen by a doctor urgently.I hope this helps
Your symptoms may or may not be normal. A very mildly elevated heart rate, but still in the normal range (
Thanks for your question.More inforamtion is necessary. In the early postoperative period, an increased heart rate and lack of energy is normal. Of course, these symtoms along with others could be the sign of a dangerous postoperative condition ranging from blood clots, fat emboli, dehydration or blood loss. You should follow up ASAP with your surgeon so they may assess you. If the symptoms worsen, do not wait to be seen by a physician.Good luck.
Certainly your stamina will be less during the early post-op and your heart rate may go up. It can also go up with other things. The most common is dehydration. Best to review with your surgeon.
Shrimpbina,Depending on when you had your BBL this may require urgent intervention. If surgery was performed in the past few days, fluid shifts inside your body could be causing this, and recovery makes you tired. However, blood clots to your long, and fat getting caught in your bloodstream can cause these same symptoms, and may be life threatening. Hopefully you've sought medical attention by the time you've read this and all is well :) Let us know what's going on!
This is a great question as people have to plan accordingly for their surgery. There are several parts to this question depending on the specific activities that you are doing. The recovery part of a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) that is different from other surgeries is the not being able t...
My recommendation would be to carefully select the surgeon for you and then work toward making the financial aspects work.
The key in most cases is to not calorie restrict with exercise. A good strengthening program is likely to improve the result.