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Dr. John Frederick Kuhn III, M.D.
Cardiothoracic Surgeon
Dr. John Kuhn III is a cardiothoracic surgeon practicing in Muncie, IN. Dr. Kuhn III specializes in surgical procedues of vital organs in the chest such as the heart, lungs, esophagus and more. As a cardiothoracic surgeon, Dr. Kuhn III typically treats conditions like heart disease and lung disease. This class of surgeon can also include cardiac surgeons, cardiovascular surgeons, congenital heart surgeons and general thoracic surgeons.
28 years
Experience
Dr. John Frederick Kuhn III, M.D.
- Muncie, IN
- University of Oklahoma College of Medicine
- Accepting new patients
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Pounding heart?
I would recommend starting the propranolol again and getting in to see your doctor regarding changing beta blocker agents to one that doesn't cause you the purpura. You clearly READ MORE
I would recommend starting the propranolol again and getting in to see your doctor regarding changing beta blocker agents to one that doesn't cause you the purpura. You clearly have significant sinus tachycardia that needs treatment.
Sincerely,
Dr. Kuhn
Sincerely,
Dr. Kuhn
How long can you live with a bad heart valve?
That sounds like an easy question but in fact is a very complex question to answer. There are many factors that go into predicting that. What type of valve problem is it? Which READ MORE
That sounds like an easy question but in fact is a very complex question to answer. There are many factors that go into predicting that.
What type of valve problem is it?
Which valve?
Are there any other problems with the heart?
How severe is the problem?
Does the patient have any other medical problems?
Is the patient's family history?
Does the patient have any kind of adverse environmental exposure (smoking etc.)
Because of all of these questions, it is best to consult a cardiologist or heart surgeon and discuss the entire picture before any kind of reasonable estimate could be reached.
What type of valve problem is it?
Which valve?
Are there any other problems with the heart?
How severe is the problem?
Does the patient have any other medical problems?
Is the patient's family history?
Does the patient have any kind of adverse environmental exposure (smoking etc.)
Because of all of these questions, it is best to consult a cardiologist or heart surgeon and discuss the entire picture before any kind of reasonable estimate could be reached.
