mcrh.org
*Home>>>Heart Defects

Can you drink or smoke with a Heart Defect?


I have repaired Pulmonary Artresia and was wondering what would happen if I drank alcohol or smoked?

I dont exactly want to, i was just curious. Im not a idiot lol
Thanks for your help ;-)

NO on the smoking but ask your doctor about the alcohol in medicinal amounts. (daily glass of wine,etc)

Why? Is it worth finding out? You've been given a second chance at life so if you don't mind me saying, throw the smokes and booze out the window.

Smoking closes up your arteries, so it would put you at a higher risk, ask you doctor about drinking in moderation.

Sheesh, I just quit smoking after 2 years of trying because I was getting pinched pains in my heart, and feeling dizzy. Alcohol is just bad for you, the heart least of all, raises blood pressure I hear. I wouldn't drink if I were you on GP, and smoking, with your heart condition would kill you in about 2.5 years, Quitting took me 2 years too.

NO

sure you can, why not stab youself in the eye with a 6inch stilleto while your at it then shoot yourself in the foot!

When you smoke it raises your heart rate and when you drink your blood pressure raises also dont risk it its not that great anyway im sure your smart enough to find out how to have fun in another way stay safe good luck

You can do anything you want with or without heart problems . The question is how soon before it does you in for good . Not long, trust me .

Did you do the repair yourself? Oh, you had a Dr., maybe a surgeon, any reason you don't ask them? Might give better advice than a web surfer.

Smoking- never! Moderate drinking associated with better cognition in women.

You are thinking about smoking and drinking that is a negative indication.

Tags
  Heartburn   Heart Valve Diseases   Heart Transplantation   Heart Surgery   Heart Murmur   Heart Failure   Heart Defects   Heart Attack   Hearing Problems   Hearing Disorders   Health Insurance   HDL   Hazardous Waste
Related information
  • Asking for help for a 2 week old baby, who just had open heart surgery?

    You are in the right track and really being a good friend. I have seen stores have jars with a flyer that explains what the funds are for, I have also seen news reports in TV, Internet, radio, etc...

  • Is a bi-cuspid valve heart defect an ssi disability?

    It depends on the extent to which this general diagnosis actually impairs your capacity to function. Many with this diagnosis are working and leading normal lives..

    ...
  • My son has a heart defect called atrial septum is there anything i can do to help him?

    I second the doctor suggestion, though seeing as how you correctly spelled that it seems naive to assume you haven't already. And by the way, I wish you and your son the best of luck in healt...

  • I have a congenital heart defect should I be trying to have sex at 60 yrs old? Bi-Valve aortal valve.?

    You should just have regular echo cardiograms to monitor the health of your heart. Some people with a bicuspid aortic valve get narrowing. The narrowing will cause shortness of breath or chest pa...

  • Is a First Degree AV Heart Block condition even treatable?

    Ok, just to allay your fears some, your cardiologist is right to try to get you to relax about these conditions. Sinus arrhythmia is quite common, especially for young people, say under 35. ...

  • Has any one had the procedure done for a birth defect in the heart?

    They're talking about an ablasion, where they do a catherization and burn a few pathways in your heart. I've had a cardiac cath before, several times actually. But never an ablasion. I ...

  • Is it possible to lead life with out heart hole(ASD) operation who crossed 35 years?

    i hope so. surgery is never required unless something is wrong. if you are health and living a good life there is no need to jeopardize your life for a surgery you don't need right not.

    ...
  • Is endiocardial cushion defect considered heart disease?

    Endocardio Cushion defect is an abnormal opening ususally between the two ventricals or atria of the heart that allows blood to flow the wrong way through the heart . . It is a form of "congen...

  •  

    Categories--Copyright/IP Policy--Contact Webmaster