A heart transplant is an operation during which<span> a failing or </span>pathological<span> heart is replaced with a healthier, donor heart.Heart transplants </span>are<span> performed </span>once different<span> treatments for heart </span>issues<span> haven't worked.</span>
A heart transplant is not an appropriate option if :
→<span>You're an advanced age that would interfere with the ability to recover from transplant surgery.
</span>→You have another medical condition that might<span> shorten your life, </span>despite<span> receiving a donor heart, </span>like a heavy excretory organ<span>, liver or any </span>respiratory organ.
→<span>You have </span>a serious<span> infection.</span>
→<span>You have a recent personal </span>case history<span> of cancer.</span>
→<span>You are unwilling or unable </span>to create mode<span> changes necessary </span>to stay<span> your donor heart healthy, </span>like<span> not drinking alcohol or not smoking
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<span>The heart surgery carries the risk of many complications like death,bleeding,blood clots and heart attack.
</span><span>One of the most common risks after having a heart transplant is that your body might reject the donor's heart.
</span>There is also a possibility that the walls of the arteries in your heart could become thicken and harden, which can lead to to cardiac allograft vasculopathy (CAV).
