Patient's question:
My mother has rheumatic heart disease and coronary heart disease. The doctor said she needs to have surgery. How much does the surgery for rheumatic heart disease and coronary heart disease cost? Which hospital is better? How long does she need to rest after the surgery? She hasn't had the surgery yet and can still work. I want to let her quit her job and prepare well for the surgery.Doctor's answer:
Patients with rheumatic heart disease complicated by coronary heart disease can be taken to the hospital in time for surgical treatment to control the condition, and the effect should be relatively good. The surgical treatment costs for these two diseases are generally high. The fees for surgery vary by region and hospital, as there are different charging standards. Additionally, the cost may differ based on individual circumstances. Generally, it is advisable to choose a large, top-tier Grade III hospital in the local area.