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How Dangerous Is It For Me To Do Livestock Chores In -20F? I Have CHF Stage 3 With A Pacemaker. I Can Drive To The Barn
1. Carry your cell phone where you can easily access it
2. Wear a face mask to filter cold air
3. Be sure someone knows where you are
Depending on your age, I think you would be safe to do your chores. If you notice shortness of breath, return to your truck and return home.
My humble opinion!
Deb, Barb gave you good advice you should be fine if you take your time, dress well, and cover your head, face, and of course your hands. Once you are in the barn it will be a little better but be really careful. Take your time and get back in the warm truck if you need to warm yourself. You have to do what you have to do right. So just be smart. Good luck Hugs🤗
Dress warm, stop when you're cold to warm up. Don't do more than you can handle. Slow and steady pace wins the race.
Cold weather can indeed strain the heart, especially for those with heart conditions like CHF (Congestive Heart Failure). Here are some key points from the knowledge base:
- Cold and Wind: Cold and windy conditions can cause the body to contract blood vessels to preserve temperature and energy, increasing stress on the Show Full Answer
I've trained horses my whole adults life.nive had super extensive cardiac work done. Horses have kept me from becoming a cardiac cripple. I'm not doing in in that level of cold. Just bundle up especially hands and feet!!
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