8 thoughts on “ Travelling Heart ”

1. Traveling to a faraway place doesn’t need to be off limits because you have heart disease or are a caretaker of someone who has had a cardiac event like heart attack or stroke. In fact, a few simple precautions can help make your trip a smooth one. An obvious step is to be as equipped for your vacation or business trip as you would be at home.

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2. Top 20 Tips for Travelling with Heart Failure #1. You Know Your Own Body Best. It might seem like common sense, but only you know when you feel fit enough to travel. #2. Plan Every Detail of Your Holiday. Heart Failure or not, if you’re travelling with a disability or chronic illness, #3. Speak.

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3. Some people with heart failure find that they may become more reluctant to travel or go on holiday due to their condition. Travelling and being in unfamiliar surroundings with a change in routine may cause anxiety for you or your carer.

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4. Heart conditions that can lead to health emergencies when flying include coronary artery disease (CAD), cardiac arrhythmia (irregular heart rate), recent heart surgery, an implanted heart device, heart failure, and pulmonary arterial disease. 1 .

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7. No need to feel anxious about hitting the road when you have atrial fibrillation (AFib). "As long as you're getting good medical care, traveling with AFib shouldn't be a problem," says N. A. Mark.

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8. Jul 19,  · July 19, -- People with heart disease should take precautions and discuss travel plans with their doctor before stepping on an airplane, according to a new report. Researchers say the.

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