As you feel better, you can return to your previous activities, but remember to pay attention to your body, as …
Because anti-rejection medications suppress the immune system, people who receive a transplant are at higher risk for infections. Some of the …
After you receive a transplant, medications will become a significant part of your life. Your transplant team will help you …
Post-surgery, you will require anti-rejection drugs to suppress your immune system so your body won’t reject your transplanted lung(s). Because …
After your transplant, your rehabilitation will begin while you are still in the hospital. When you wake up in the recovery …
When you wake up in the recovery room or ICU, you will be closely monitored for at least several days. …
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