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What will the recovery be like?

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What will the recovery be like?

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You will stay in the hospital a day or two to make sure the ICD is working properly. Your pulse, blood pressure and incision sites will be checked regularly by a nurse. Prior to discharge, a chest x-ray may be taken and the ICD’s settings may be adjusted from outside your body. You will be asked not to lift your arm above your shoulder on the ICD side so that the leads will have a chance to secure themselves inside the vein and your heart. You may experience some stiffness and pain in the incision area, for which you will receive medication.

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There is no real recovery period. You will be free to leave after a short rest following the test.

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You’ll be alert and walking around the day of your surgery, but you’ll want to spend most of your time resting quietly at home for about a week. Your doctor may advise you to nap as much as you can. You’ll want to rest on your back, and you may want to use ice packs to ensure swelling is minimal.

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There is no real recovery period. You will be free to leave when the test is finished.

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There will be swelling and bruising of the scrotum, typically doubles in size and gradually goes back to normal within one week, pain pills are provided if the pain is extreme but most patients do not use more than a few pills in the first few days.

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