I've Got It!

After 2 years of chronic tonsilitis, my otherwise healthy 22 year old daughter had her tonsils removed yesterday. There was no stress test done prior to undergoing surgery.

While under anesthesia, she developed an "abnormal" heartbeat which continued throughout the surgery and remained 25% of the time in post-op.

She was sent home; as this was outpatient surgery, but was referred to a cardiologist. My question is this:

Could the heartbeat issue be directly related to the anesthesia or is it truly likely that she has some sort of heart problem?

Are there any foods that can be eaten that combat pre-hypertension?

Can't they just walk away a foot or two and be a little more discreet by maybe turning their back to us instead of doing it right there in front of us? Am I the only woman that thinks it's digusting??