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Dilated ascending aorta and Aortic root

Aortic Aneurysms | Last Active: Jun 18 6:26am | Replies (25)

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Given your concerns regarding the medical care where you live, wouldn't it be advisable to follow a conservative approach to your activity level relative to your TAA diagnosis? 4.1cm is not large in the TAA spectrum, but deserves monitoring, self-care, and support. There are many here who have spent their lives being physically active, only to find themselves restricted now because of their condition. All seem to adapt, and remain mindful of their condition. The overriding sentiment seems to be avoid strenuous activity, keep BP at a proper level, and avoid straining during any physical effort. With those basic concepts applied, and continued education about your condition, you and your care team will create the appropriate guidelines for living with your aneurysm.

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Thanks for responding and l appreciate you prospective on the issue. I know there are a lot of people dealing with this condition as well as more serious ones. I should have said this in my previous message but I'm so greatful for each day that God gives me.