Jim Harbagh, head coach of Los Angeles Chargers, said he is in the top shape after undergoing cardiac ablation and hip replacement surgery in offsen.
“Doctors cannot find anything wrong with me. A-Grade,” Harbagh said on Tuesday.
In mid -October, 61 -year -old Harbow said that he used to go through Ablation in 1999 and 2012. The process treats irregular heart rhythm.
Heart issues attracted the major attention during the 23–16 win by the Chargers against host Denver Bronchos on 13 October.
Just before the kickoff, Harbagh stated that he experienced a “atrium pulsing”, also known as arrhythmia, and was examined in medical tents on the sideline.
Then just after the game started, Harbagh team went out of the field with the trainers. Once the situation was under control, Harbag returned to the sideline midway through the first quarter.
This was the second time Harbagh experienced arrhythmia during a game. The second came on November 19, 2012, when he was the coach of San Francisco 49ers during a 32–7 victory over Chicago Beer on “Mande Night Football”.
Harbagh met with his cardiologist on 14 October and was put on medicine and wore a heart monitor for the next two weeks.
Chargers left 11–6 during the first season of Harbagh as a coach before 32–12 by hoston Texas in an AFC wild-card game.
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