Does cardiac intervention hurt?

Cardiac interventional

surgery is a procedure that involves guiding medical imaging equipment to introduce therapeutic devices to the lesion site for treatment. Because cardiac interventional surgery is performed under local anesthesia or general anesthesia, if the patient has a high degree of pain tolerance, there will generally be no pain, only mild discomfort, while patients with low tolerance may experience mild pain due to blood flow interruption during cardiac interventional surgery.

For patients undergoing cardiac interventional surgery, various vital signs need to be detected after surgery. If complications occur, they should seek medical treatment in time.